The Secret Code of Monsters

Chapter 440 Ch.439 Choice in the New Era

The so-called new era, opening up a new history, these general and noble words cannot make people understand how important these harmful things are.

Mr. William also knew that she was not a researcher.

So, he took her deeper and showed her some mechanical products powered by "white ore".

This is more intuitive.

It was also eye-opening.

Peggy swore that there should be no such ingenious machine anywhere in the world: a spider-like "teapot" connected by copper pipes.

That's right.

teapot.

It can heat the cold water in the 'copper spider's belly' and turn it to boiling within half a minute after selecting the set buttons.

It can even have limited movement with the push of a button.

How is this possible?

The woman was stunned: "It's incredible...I almost thought it was trained like an animal."

William was very proud to see her surprised.

"Sometimes, often a very small change will completely overturn our world." He looked at the copper spider: "It can be more streamlined. If you give me some more time to research - but I don't want to change more. A lot of time was spent on it.”

"When the time comes, there will always be businessmen willing to do this."

He led Peggy to see more machines that she recognized: if it were an ordinary steam engine, it would never be so 'slim' - this machine made of rivets, gears and copper pipes was only half the size of an ordinary steam engine. size.

According to William, this is only the initial version.

It can also be smaller, safer, more convenient and more efficient.

Used in more industries.

With White Mine, everything becomes simple.

too…

It's amazing.

This definitely shocked Paige.

"I will continue, Ms. Street. You have to understand that there is more than one mine in Inns Town in this world." He hinted to the girl who had just experienced the delicious taste of power, "You know, once the white mine really comes into the era, Stage, how many people live a good life because of this?”

Peggy was silent, pressed the spider's copper button a few times, and suddenly asked: "Mr. William, if contact with white minerals will make people sick, why don't we use those who deserve to be hanged?"

"But how many people should be hanged?" William asked.

If the people who hang themselves cannot keep up with the research, will the local legal line continue to be selected downward?

However, these have nothing to do with him.

"Maybe." William said, "That's something you have to think about in the future, madam. I'm just reminding you about it... Oh, by the way."

He suddenly said again:

"After my tests, the white mine will not cause the ritualist to get sick."

"What does this mean?" Peggy frowned.

"Meaning: The white mineral will only make mortals become haggard, vomit blood, and eventually die as stiff as the mineral - but the ritualist for some reason...I guess it is "secret". We are exempt from such illnesses because of it. "

"At the same time, we have also tried breaking off small pieces of the corpses that have been turned into 'experimental materials', and then contacting mortals who are not ritualists."

"Guess what?"

He asked and answered himself:

"It has not taken effect, Ms. Street. The white mine has not infected mortals - this proves that the infection of the white mine can only be through the miner-excavation-infection. Such a path cannot use the finished product to continue to infect and process, thereby generating More ‘finished product’.”

this…

wrong.

This is how Nina Moore got infected.

She asked about her doubts, and William nodded with a smile and raised his finger: "Yes, this is the conclusion I want to say——"

"Living people can be infected, but dead 'stone sculptures' cannot. At the same time, animals cannot. At least we have tried many common ones."

That’s it…

Trouble.

If the white mine was so important to Ince, or even, as William King said, the "future" of everything - the town of Ince, the Street family could never guard a gold mine and pity the shovel.

Henry Street discovered this, and now, Paige has discovered it too.

What should she do?

"Actually, Mr. Henry is kind." William said a good word for his previous partner. "If he insists on obtaining more materials, he can allow infected people to move freely among the crowd-"

Peggy sneered: "Once he loses control, corpses will cover the entire town of Inns."

William said "Hmm": "There can be a limit..."

"How can you treat people like livestock?!" Peggy finally couldn't help it anymore, "Are you suggesting to me that you should keep these living citizens in captivity and make them the cornerstone of Street's future glory?!"

William didn't argue with her and shrugged.

"I'm just a scholar, researcher, and the person in charge of the entire project. That's all. Madam. If it weren't for the Inns Town Mine, there's no need for me to be here. My wife is in London, and it's not like I don't have any property - just after consideration , willing to find a more convenient partner.”

"I'm not short of money."

"Nor Henry or your slaves or servants."

He pressed the button, causing the spider's belly to pop open.

Pour yourself a cup of tea.

"Look."

He stared at the copper belly that reflected Peggy Street's slightly distorted face:

"Every life will change with a cup of hot water..."

he said.

"Oh, right."

"I wish you all the best, Sir Streeter, the new master of Innstown."

…………

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Everyone is waiting for a 'clear' result for the treatment of Henry Streeter.

He must die, and everyone knows that he must die.

Otherwise, not only the servants in the manor, but also the miners who cover the manor layer by layer, will probably rush in and strangle this man with their own hands - or their Peggy.

As the new master, the sister of an elder brother, Peggy Streeter stayed alone with Henry for a whole morning, and no one knew what they talked about.

After that, she handed him over to Roland.

The gentleman who had a grudge against his brother.

Rose had thought that she would be as 'weak' as usual and plead for his damned brother...

But she didn't.

Peggy's face was calm, wearing a fine fox fur, and her two dark brown sleeves swayed gracefully as she walked.

The corners of her mouth drooped slightly, suppressing her chin that wanted to rise. Behind her followed four young girls, the newly selected lucky maids.

They carried oil lamps or just followed behind lightly.

Peggy came in this way and handed Henry Streeter, who was pressed by the male servant, to Roland and his party.

She did not ask Roland to kill him, nor did she ask Roland to treat him well, but just made a prophecy - yes, the nature walkers mastered such rituals.

She predicted:

His brother would get drunk tonight, open the window of the top floor room, and accidentally fall down.

He broke his neck.

Tomorrow, before the sun rises, the gardener will find his body.

During the conversation, Henry Streeter did not stop his curses and kept trying to spit at her and Rose - and Rose herself highly praised Peggy's "gradually growing up" approach.

She looked a bit like a master.

Soon, Henry was sent to the guest room.

Roland's room.

"Are you going to kill him directly?" Outside the door, Rose folded her hands, leaned against the wall, and asked casually - she knew the relationship between Randolph and Roland, and the relationship between Roland and Sarah, so she also concluded that this man would not live to see the night of "breaking his neck".

Roland shook his head.

In theory, it is the revenger's job to let the abuser taste the victim's pain.

But Roland's relationship with Sarah is not as close as Randolph and Sarah's, and he himself never likes such "highly consistent" and extremely boring homomorphic revenge.

For example, Chloe used poison to hurt Cherry, making her mentally ill and making her suffer abuse under the name of "treatment".

Roland did not do the same thing to him, but just cut off all the flesh on his body and broke his bones.

"Help me get a wooden cup and a dice."

Facing Rose's confusion, Roland just smiled.