No, Roselle will definitely let the servants find it, not in person... Klein retorted silently.

In the center of the rows of bookshelves are desks, chairs, brass lamp stands and other things, all of which are covered by glass and do not come into contact with the outside world.

Klein took a look and found a stack of manuscripts with yellowed paper.

The stack of manuscripts was not spread out, so that people could only see the contents of the first page.

It depicts a rectangular object with a detailed description: "This is a portable and miniaturized application of the telegraph, through which you can connect to people who hold the same item, send and receive messages that you want to exchange, and even talk directly. "

"This requires better positioning, and I think we can boldly look to the sky, where there is no obstruction, to spread the signal better."

...

Great Emperor, you don't even let your cell phone go... Klein couldn't help covering his face with his hands.

At this time, the commentator introduced the stack of manuscripts: "...they record the fantastic ideas of Emperor Roselle, the inventions that he has not had time to turn into reality, and the glory of our human civilization !"

Klein didn't pay attention to the flattering words, and casually looked at other things.

Suddenly, he found a bookmark in a hard-shell book on the table.

The exposed part of the bookmark depicts a child's scribbled image.

Emperor Roselle is not good at drawing... Klein just laughed in his heart when he suddenly remembered something:

Roselle once disguised a "card of blasphemy" as a bookmark and stuck it in a certain book!

Will it be this one? Klein observed carefully for a few seconds, but found nothing.

That's right, the Emperor said that the "card of blasphemy" is anti-divination and anti-prophecy. Under normal circumstances, you can't find its specialness at all... If you can identify it so easily, the Church of the God of Steam and Machinery must have taken it away... Klein looked away , Looking at other books, I found that many books have a bookmark sandwiched between them, and these bookmarks are different in shape.

He pondered for a while, then used the "clown" ability to control his facial muscles, and asked curiously, "Are these all books that Emperor Roselle has read?"

"Sorry, I mean, are these the original books?"

The female commentator nodded affirmatively and said: "Yes, these are the items in Emperor Roselle's study back then, including but not limited to books, manuscripts, bookmarks, lamp stands, ink bottles... However, more things have been destroyed. In several conflicts."

Klein nodded slightly, and looked at the bookmarks again.

Roselle mentioned in his diary that he wanted to put the "blasphemy card" in a very valuable book, so that no one would have guessed that the most valuable thing in that book was actually an inconspicuous card. Bookmarks... well, which of these books is the most valuable? Klein recalled the details of the diary to rule it out.

"Brilliant Times", unlike...

"History of the Kingdom of Intis", unlike...

"Northern Continent Geography", this is possible, but not high...

"Principles of Improvement of Steam Machinery", ibid....

Klein scanned them one by one, and his eyes suddenly stopped on the stack of manuscripts he saw first.

It records the earth items that Roselle wants to invent but has no conditions to invent.

There was also a bookmark there, which depicted Roselle wearing the emperor's costume.

Plagiarized manuscripts, no, creative manuscripts, should be regarded as very valuable books... Could this be the "card of blasphemy"? Klein's heart skipped a beat, he tapped his teeth, and quietly activated his spirit vision.

However, he found nothing unusual. JrNovels.com