After making a wish, financial freedom

Chapter 442 Cane?

Otter scratched his head and said:

"Yes, but its location is a little far away, please note the location."

As it spoke, it passed a picture to Li Zhuo.

It seems to be in a tropical jungle. In a cave under a rock, there is a brown-gray thing half buried, which looks a bit like a walking stick.

But it's obviously smaller than a cane, and it's shaped a bit like a slightly curved cross.

Although I just looked at it from a distance, I could also find that there seemed to be many small gemstones inlaid on the surface of this object.

After Li Zhuo saw it, he felt that this thing should be of great value.

He asked the otter:

"Brother Otter, where is this object? Is there a clear geographical location?"

Otter nodded and said:

"Go north from here, cross the strait, and be in the mountains of the city on the other side."

Li Zhuo thought about the features of the terrain, and felt that this location was clearly in Malaysia.

So I couldn't help but ask:
"You haven't been to Malaya, have you? How do you know what's hidden there?"

Otter shook his head and said:
"I don't care which country it is. Anyway, my parents migrated from there. My dad has seen this thing before and mentioned it to me many times."

That's right, Singapore is so small, for otters they have actually crossed a strait. If they were in China, they would probably go from one county to another. Who would think of crossing the border.

But things are in Malaya, Li Zhuo can only try his luck.

He thanked the otter and said:
"I still live in the villa I rented before. If you want to eat fish, or want to go to my place to play, you are welcome to come."

Otter said:

"We have no shortage of fish to eat now. There are plenty of fish and crabs in the Binhai Reservoir. Thank you, but we will go to your place to play."

Li Zhuo nodded and said:
"Welcome to play, don't worry, I will hire a Filipino maid, tell her clearly, let her take care of you, you can come whenever you want, but pay attention to safety on the road, don't get under the car."

Singaporeans will certainly not intentionally hurt otters, but they still have to pay attention to safety when crossing the road.

The otter beeped a few times, indicating that he would visit him again when he had time, and then jumped into the river.

Li Zhuo left from here, took a taxi and asked him to drive north.

The northern development of Singapore is not as prosperous as that on the southern coast. There are actually many rainforest areas here.

However, the road is still well repaired, and there are tropical rainforests on both sides of the road.

Li Zhuo could even see the ecological bridge spanning the road.

This kind of bridge is called the natural road. Put soil on the bridge, and then plant shrubs, trees and grass on the soil. After a long time, it will become green and perfectly integrated with the surrounding rainforest. Animals can cross the ecological bridge. Walk freely in the forest on both sides.

This approach not only ensures the convenience of highway travel, but also protects the local ecological environment. It is unique, and Li Zhuo is amazed when he sees it.

The Singapore government is indeed very meticulous in its management.

The driver has been pulling Li Zhuo to a place called Wanli Mountain Village, which is very close to Johor Bahru in Malaysia.

Li Zhuo could vaguely feel that the locked valuables were in Xinshan Mountain on the other side, but it was already more than 10 kilometers away, so he couldn't call them directly.

Unwilling to give up, Li Zhuo still took the driver's car and headed straight to the south of Singapore.

There are several yacht clubs here. After Li Zhuo arrived, he rented a 60-foot yacht from one of the yacht clubs.

Soon the yacht wobbled and left the inland sea under the control of the captain, and then headed towards the Strait of Johor.

The Johor Strait is a strait between Singapore and Malaysia, 50 kilometers long, 4.8 kilometers at its widest point, and 1.2 kilometers at its narrowest point.

Li Zhuo sailed along the strait on a yacht, and he asked the captain to sail as close as possible to the middle of the strait.

The captain sweated a lot. At first he refused to sail like this, but Li Zhuo then gave him a tip of 5000 SGD, and the captain swallowed the three disagreements, and then happily started the middle section of the voyage feat.

He even broke into Malaysia for a while, but Malaysia's monitoring is not so strict, and it didn't cause any trouble.

Li Zhuo took advantage of the opportunity of the yacht sailing into the boundary of Malaysia, and used the remote charging function of the incense burner.

He felt that something like the cross had just entered within 10 kilometers of the incense burner.

So he said silently in his heart without hesitation.

Then the censer shook slightly, and the red silk thread protruding from the censer pierced through the void for a moment, entangled the thing, and the silk thread retracted suddenly in the next second, and the thing was pulled back into the censer.

After crossing the national border in just over ten seconds, Li Zhuo was able to handle this treasure.

Once that was settled, Li Zhuo didn't intend to take any chances, and he asked the captain to sail along the Singapore side, and after a while, told him to turn the yacht back and stop playing.

The reason he was looking for was seasickness and vomiting.

The captain looked at his energetic face with a flushed face, and it didn't look like he was seasick.

Li Zhuo coughed and explained:
"My seasickness is also different from others. My mind is very active and my body is also very active, but this is a precursor to severe seasickness."

Although the captain didn't believe his nonsense, the tip of 5000 yuan was worth a lot of money, so he turned and walked back obediently.

After returning to the club, Li Zhuo paid the rental fee, and then took a taxi back to his villa near Kallang Park.

He called the previous female intermediary, and under her recommendation, Li Zhuo hired a Filipino maid with a college degree in domestic economics.

Li Zhuo is quite satisfied with this Filipino maid who is diligent and practical, and has a good personality.

Not to mention, he felt that all the Filipino maids he hired were pretty easy to use, and he was absolutely at ease entrusting them with housework.

Before he left, he told the Filipino maid that if otters come to play at home, remember to feed them fish and watch TV for them.

So, on the second day after Li Zhuo left, a group of otters got into Li Zhuo's villa, and then babbled around the Filipino maid.

After being at a loss for a while, the Filipino maid remembered Li Zhuo's advice, took out the fish that was prepared in the refrigerator, gave them to eat, and then showed them a TV show.

She was a little surprised to see that the group of otters crawled into the villa after eating and drinking, and then lay down in front of the TV to watch seriously.

Unsightly programs on TV would cause them to protest, so the Filipino maids had to rush over to change the programs.

She found it very novel and even called Li Zhuo about it.

For this, Li Zhuo told her:

"You have enough fish, you can watch whatever shows you want, and you should treat them like masters."

After hanging up the phone, Li Zhuo walked to the floor-to-ceiling windows of the Mandarin Oriental apartment and glanced at the Chao Phraya River not far away.

That's right, he was already in the flat floor of Bangkok at this time.

In the living room, Zheng Kun was holding something like a cane to examine it carefully.

He watched and smiled:
"I didn't expect that after you arrived in Singapore, you would still want to receive a Malay sword. You really have more business acumen than me."

Li Zhuo smiled and said:

"It happened to me too. You just said that this Malay sword was made 200 years ago?"

"Exactly, this sword is actually close to a dagger. I just measured the length. The sword is 48 centimeters long, but the hilt is only 10 centimeters. It is most suitable for close stabbing."

Li Zhuo nodded.

Zheng Kun said again:
"The owner of this sword, I guess, is either a member of the royal family or a wealthy nobleman. Most people are not worthy of such a sword."

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(End of this chapter)