A trip to the second dimension

No matter what, breakfast should be eaten.

After breakfast, their team split into two teams.

Ezio, Tony, Winner and Dr. Lisa wanted to go out and visit the most developed city in the world.

Young Master Tony really came here for tourism. When he said he wanted to go shopping, he must have really just wanted to go shopping.

Ezio was keenly aware of the development of London. The development of industry and electricity made him see a new world, especially the wired telegraph that could communicate instantly, which made Ezio very jealous.

If the line could be connected to the whole of Europe, perhaps the Assassin Brotherhood could be one step ahead in the intelligence war.

After all, before the invention of the telegraph, the main methods of long-distance communication included post, pigeon, dog and beacon smoke.

Post was a special person who took horses or other means of transportation to relay letters to the destination. It is very costly to establish a reliable and fast post system. First, a good road network must be established, and then suitable post station facilities must be equipped. This is even more unfeasible in areas with inconvenient transportation.

If pigeons are used for communication, the reliability is too low and is limited by weather and routes.

Another type of communication method is to use visible signals such as smoke or swing arm signal machines and lights to relay messages. This method is also costly and easily affected by weather and terrain.

Therefore, as far as Ezio knows, only the most important messages will be transmitted in those communication methods, and their speed is unbearably slow from the perspective of London's telegraph.

It is precisely because of this that Ezio is determined to get the telegraph.

When Tony knew about Ezio's idea, he patted his chest and said that he would help. It was just a telegraph. To him, it was just like a child playing house.

He even had a more durable, faster and more advanced communication method, which was far better than the world.

But there is no way, after all, they are two different worlds. Even if the Fuman world does have mobile phones, it is impossible to roll out the same in this world.

Even if it is used exclusively for the Assassin Brotherhood, it is impossible.

The Brotherhood is all over the world, and there is no difference between serving them and serving the world.

Moreover, those advanced things cannot be installed in this world.

Let alone the manpower and material resources for installing those base stations worldwide, the transportation of materials in the two worlds, can we really expect one person to carry them back and forth?

Let's say that those things are all ready, and satellites are launched in the sky.

Who will run and maintain these basic equipment? Pull tens of thousands of people to the Assassin World? Or do you hope that you will do nothing in the future and just focus on these things?

It's unrealistic to think about it.

In this case, the best approach is not for the Fuman World to provide people, manpower and materials, but to provide an effective and feasible technical support.

With the help of these technologies, let the natives of the Assassin World learn and develop themselves.

This is a truly effective and long-term means of assistance.

Ezio and Tony are very clear about this aspect, so if they want to build a large network of instant messaging in the assassin world, they don't need to find hope, they can do it themselves.

In fact, it is precisely because of the clear differences between the worlds that Hope did not have the fantasy of letting the technology of the Fuman world and the subhuman world impact the technology of the steam world.

The technological development routes of the two worlds are the same, but the development route of the steam world has long deviated from their track.

Pashi and other specialties unique to the steam world, when the steam world also has the ability to develop steam machinery to a very powerful level.

If they completely learn the technological development route of the Fuman world, most of the technology tree of the steam world will be abandoned. In the process of reform, it is very likely to be monopolized by the monsters outside.

This is not a child's play, nor is it something that can be joked about casually.

What is good for you may not be good for me.

What is really good for me can only be what is suitable for me.

Hope is still very young, but he also understands this truth.

So, even if he wants to give something to the steam world, it is suitable for the steam world.

Ezio and Tony went to find some local telegraph companies in London to inquire about the situation. After Lisa confirmed what the two were planning, she decided to go to the British hospitals to see if she could learn some medical knowledge that she was interested in.

As for Winner, he was a bard. What can a bard do?

Of course, he would walk around and sing a few songs when he was in the mood.

Each of these people was stuffed with a generation of shillings and pence by Miss Barbie. The rich said that they could spend it at will, and there would be more if it was not enough.

Ezio went out to stroll around, and Hope naturally went to the library of Crawford Mansion to look for the book that recorded the things related to the observatory.

Hope, Miss Barbie, Nemo and Kuba walked around in this personal library with a ceiling as high as two floors and an area of ​​200 square meters, climbing up and down the ladder, trying to find the observatory book.

In fact, after entering the library, Xiwang turned on Eagle Vision and looked around, but found nothing.

If the book is really still here, it should be highlighted in gold in Eagle Vision. I hope I can find it at a glance.

However, after wandering around this personal library covering an area of ​​200 square meters, he found nothing, so he had to wonder if the book was still here.

Tell Barbie what happened.

Miss Barbie hesitated for a while, but finally decided to use a stupid method and called all the idle servants in the mansion to come together to find the observatory book.

This search lasted all morning.

It wasn't until Dickens, the old butler who took people out for shopping, came back and heard about Barbie's story that he told Hope them a piece of news that left them speechless.

Half a month ago, Earl Richard had donated an entire bookshelf of books to the Arkham Library. If Barbie and the others did not find the book they wanted, it would definitely be in the Arkham Library.

"Come on, we've been working all morning in vain. I just said there's no such thing here."

Hope sat on the ground, patted the dust on his hands, and said helplessly.

After glancing at Hope, Barbie let out a sigh of relief, then looked at Dickens' old housekeeper and said, "Get the car ready! Take us to Arkham Library."

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