Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 365 Felicia's Plan
"Bring a gold coin here." Felisa told Jason.

The two brothers Tori and Riley who heard this sentence looked up at the same time, with surprise in their eyes.

A gold coin, a real gold coin, a gold coin that their family would not be able to earn in their lifetime without eating or drinking.

"Thank you, miss!" The two were overjoyed, and they were about to kneel down and kowtow to Fei Lisa immediately.

Felisa took a few steps sideways to avoid the kowtow.

"Get up!" Her voice was slightly cold, "I don't have this kind of skill here."

It could be heard that she was really displeased. Toli stood up in a hurry, not knowing where to put his hands and feet, and felt sorry for his brother who was lying on the ground, but he didn't dare to help him.

"You can deal with it next." Felisa glanced at Jason, knowing that it would be uncomfortable for her to stay any longer, so she took a step back, explained something in a low voice, and turned to go back to the backyard.

Although Jason came from a low background, after being used by her these days, he was able to hold the scene. It was enough for him to preside over the "award ceremony".

She needs to think about...

Suddenly, she turned her gaze to the side, and asked suspiciously, "Why are you following me?"

Durant, who followed her step by step, gave her a smile: "I have some questions to ask Miss Felisa."

She doesn't seem to be familiar with this person, does she?Today is the first time we meet, right?

Durant saw Felisa's defense, stretched out his hand with a smile, and rolled up his sleeves, revealing a section of his wrist. There was a totem on the wrist, and there were faint traces of magic radiating from it.

That is the proof of Nan Nuo's family.

Well, for Nan Nuo's sake, she listened to what he had to say.

Those who come uninvited are not called guests, so they don't even have the most basic tea and snacks for entertaining guests, but Durant doesn't mind very much.

"What I want to know is, what is Miss Felisa planning all this for?"

Durant wanted to ask this question a long time ago, but unfortunately he didn't know Felisa well, and it would be too presumptuous for him to disturb her, so he dragged it off until now.

What is there to ask about this kind of thing, isn't that obvious?

"I want everyone to learn to read and count," Felisa said softly, "everyone, everyone."

The previous living environment made her live in a greenhouse, but once she got out of the greenhouse, she could hardly bear the social environment where 90.00% of the people are illiterate.

It's a big ambition, but Durant likes it, and his eyes immediately twinkle like bright stars in the night sky.

"Let everyone learn to read, and then what?" He asked with interest, "Let them learn to read, and then, Miss Felisa, you have to know that one person in a hundred can read. The value will be very high, but if a hundred people can read and write, then the ability to read and write is worthless."

"Mr. Durant, you should know that any race is greedy," Felicia stretched out one finger, and then the second, and the third, "When a person has one, they will instinctively If you want to go after two, you will go after three after you have two, human nature is such greedy, it will never be satisfied.”

"So, if literacy is one, what is two?" Durant understood what Felisa meant. It was the first time he heard such an argument, but it was undeniably very reasonable, "Two, Is it magic?"

"It's not magic. I won't take the initiative to teach any commoner magic." Felisa shook her head in denial.

Durant's eyes became colder: "Miss Felisa is nothing more than that."

Felisa didn't care about Durant's evaluation of her, but she didn't like unnecessary misunderstandings either.

She explained: "I don't think civilians can't learn magic, but the reality is that if I organize civilians to learn magic on a large scale, it will bring a lot of trouble to me, Cliff City, and Your Excellency the Viscount."

Although there is no explicit regulation, it is the consensus of most people that common people cannot learn magic. Felisa does not intend to challenge this consensus, because her status is still too low, and such matters should be left to the high-ranking authority. It is more appropriate for someone to do it, such as His Royal Highness Fred.

After listening to her explanation, Durant thought about it for a while, and it was indeed the truth. If Felisa said that she wanted to teach common people magic, he would definitely advise Felisa not to do that after thinking about it. Thinking so, his expression Relax again.

"So, what is two?" He insisted on asking.

"I don't know," Felica said indifferently, "I only teach one and two, it depends on personal choice and fate, if the pharmacist is willing to accept who as an apprentice, I will not stop; if someone wants to go to the manor to learn the goddess I will also convey the manufacturing methods of the kiss and the trebuchet on my behalf, and ask the viscount if it is possible; and if they have a way to learn magic, that would be even better, but if they will be accidentally injured because of learning magic, then I will eventually Just powerless."

But no matter what you study, literacy and arithmetic are always the foundation. Only with the foundation can you continue to go up. Even if Felisa wants to become a medical school and train more pharmacists, the vast majority of people in this world can't even She can't even read all the words, so where will she choose someone to train her, so this plan can only be postponed for the time being.

Just like after the nine-year compulsory education, whether students go out to work, continue to study in high school, or go to a technical secondary school to learn a technology is a personal choice, and Felisa wants to give them a chance to choose.

Durant thought of the factory he was about to take office at the first time.

Time... seems a little too late.

"Does Miss Felisa know that Miss Olivia has appointed me as the manager of the factory?"

Felisa didn't know about this, and her eyes widened in surprise when she first heard about it: "I don't know, when did it happen, I haven't heard Miss Olivia say anything about it."

"It's just yesterday," Durant waved his hand, "Maybe Miss Olivia didn't have time to tell you."

Maybe so, but according to Felisa's speculation, Olivia was afraid that Viscount Cliff would not give Olivia face in front of her that day, so Olivia didn't want to see her.

Felisa can understand and understand this kind of awkward thinking.

"What does Mr. Durant want to say?" Felisa was puzzled, what relationship did his appointment as the manager of the factory have to her.

Durant dropped a sentence: "I only care about three months."

"What?" Felisa couldn't believe it. Three months, what would three months be enough for? I'm afraid he would leave the factory just as soon as it got on track. "Why only three months?"

A defiant chuckle overflowed from Durant's mouth, and he said in a very unbeatable manner: "Because I just want to work for three months."

Felisa choked heavily on this sentence, and felt that this person was sick. After enduring it for a few seconds, she finally stood up and gave the order to evict the guest: "Mr. Durant has been here long enough, it's time to go back .”

(End of this chapter)