"If there is nothing I can do to help, I will leave the hospital first. I feel that there is nothing wrong with me now," Mir stretched his arms and took the lead in breaking the embarrassment.
"Of course, the pastoral doctor said yesterday that you are in excellent health, and you are indeed not injured at all." Anna seemed to have remembered something, and she was stunned for a while before continuing: "The church has nothing to do with your house. The compensation will be approved in two days. Come and collect it then. Also, your house was blown up... It will take a long time to rebuild it. My house..."
But before Anna could finish speaking, the middle-aged woman next to her who had been silent for a long time seemed to find something to say: "Shop! Mir, you still have a shop, the shop left by your grandfather. I am the aunt you invited to take care of the shop. Since you have lost your memory, let’s get to know each other again, my name is Zoe.”
"Aunt Gudian? Well, nice to meet you, Aunt Zoe." Mir was stunned for a moment. At first, he thought this woman was some kind of relative.
"In that case, I won't bother you. I'll be busy next time," Anna waved to the two of them and strode out of the door.
As the rapid footsteps went away, Mir looked at Zoe and smiled slightly: "In that case, I'll trouble you."
"This is what I should do," Zoe always had a smile on her face and seemed to be in a very happy mood.
After getting out of bed, Mir realized that his original clothes had been changed into wide white clothes and white trousers. Who had changed them for him, Doctor Mu? What about my original clothes?
“Well, Aunt Zoe, do you know where my clothes are?”
"I don't know. I got the news relatively late. You had already changed it when I came here."
After hearing this, Mir went out to find the pastoral doctor. He couldn't put the hospital gown back on.
As soon as I arrived at the door, I saw the pastoral doctor walking this way. It seemed that he came this way after seeing Anna leave.
"Doctor Mu, do you know where my clothes are? I have to go back to the store. It would be too rude to go back naked."
When the doctor heard this, he was stunned for a moment: "Maybe the explosion blew up your clothes, and she changed them and threw them away. You can just go back wearing this suit. Consider it a trophy of your victory over me."
Having said this, the animal husbandry doctor shook his head and walked back: "We still have to keep improving..."
Seeing the pastoral doctor walking away, Mir didn't think much. Maybe the clothes had been thrown into an unknown corner by some nurse and burned. Moreover, after all, when he thought that the clothes had been touched by something weird, if he put them on, he would probably be burned. It will also be very painful.
Zoe took Mir to the stairs and walked down the steps that were as white as snow. Mir stepped on the steps with bare feet, but did not feel a trace of coldness.
We arrived at a lobby-like building with red, green and yellow stained glass at the top depicting towering mountains and plains. The midday sun shines in, like a path paved in heaven. A huge and graceful woman lies on the top of the lobby. Between the mountains, rivers and plains, the woman had a faint smile, birds were lingering beside her, and people were praying to her underneath.
"This is the portrait of Mother Earth? So we have been in the church all along?" After Mir said this, he chuckled. Church hospital, church hospital, isn't it a hospital in a church?
"Yes, under the protection of Mother Earth, any disaster will leave her believers," Zoe clasped her hands together and said piously to the top. She seemed to be a devout believer of Mother Earth.
Mir could not deny this. If he were on Earth, he might sneer at it, but there are indeed gods in this world, and he himself was saved by the gods.
Perhaps, as time dilutes his rigidity, his belief in Ellie may become more pious than hers.
Thinking of this, Mir couldn't help but clasp his hands, closed his eyes, and said in his heart: "Thank you."
After saying this, a chuckle suddenly came from his mind, causing him to turn his head and look around, but the surroundings were quiet, and the devout believers seemed to be praying silently.
Sure enough, there are still some evil things. Concepts cannot be changed in an instant. For these things, Mir decided to use time to slowly wash them away.
Following Zoe's footsteps out of the church, I looked back at the towering building. The combination of theology and the aesthetics of human craftsmanship was spectacular but not depressing, luxurious but gentle.
Mir's thoughts couldn't help but wander. Where is Ellie's church in this world?
"The city train is coming. Get on the train quickly. We'll be at Good Things Street in three stops."
Zoe pulled Mir back from his divergent thoughts. A train in the distance was wheezing and breathing heavily along the railway track. The steam above its head was letting out as if venting, and it stopped in front of the platform after a while.
Zoe took out two copper coins from her pocket like a magic trick, handed one to Mir, and held the other between her fingertips.
Mir picked it up curiously. The copper coin was engraved with a mountain, a small tree and the two words "copper coin", which may represent the three righteous sects of today, the earth, the forest and wisdom.
Reluctantly, he threw the copper coins into the glass trough inside the train. With a clanging sound, the conductor smiled and stretched out his hand to indicate for him to move back and find a seat.
Seeing Zoe waving from behind, Mir walked over and sat down next to her: "What are the coins? Aunt Zoe."
The roar of the train was mixed with Zoe's laughter: "As a shop owner, this is indeed very important."
Zoe took out a copper coin and pressed the edge with two fingers: "This is a copper coin. It represents the earth, forest and wisdom. It also represents that the three sects will never diverge. You can buy a loaf of bread with three copper coins. For just one copper coin, you can have a bowl of Stollen’s specialty wheat noodles.”
Mir nodded. The purchasing power of a copper coin seemed to be about the same as a dollar on Earth, which was great, otherwise his head would hurt just thinking about having to readjust to the financial system.
After talking about the copper coin, Zoe took out a silver coin from another pocket, and she put the silver coin in the palm of her hand: "This is a silver coin, with the human word 'silver coin' engraved on it. The elves' firearms and The beer of the dwarves means that the three races will never be divided, and one silver coin is equal to one hundred copper coins."
Mir let out a long sigh of relief. Is it a hundred-digit system? The finance in this world is simply perfect, but after thinking about it, I scratched my head: "Why do elves have guns and dwarves have beer?"
In his impression, dwarves should be the ones who make weapons.
Zoe raised her eyebrows and glanced at him: "Do you know what the greatest advantage of your elves is?"
Hearing this, Mir stretched out his hands: "Are the fingers slender and easier to process? Or is the body more agile?"
Zoe shook her head and rolled her eyes at him: "You are too lively. Each human craftsman and dwarf craftsman generally has fifty years of work and study. During this period, he will become more and more skilled, but in the end he will still be able to survive." Will become old and lose color.
Elves generally have a lifespan of five hundred years, five hundred years, five hundred years old craftsmen, which makes the firearms of elves become more and more useful, and the price becomes cheaper and cheaper. Now people basically use firearms made by elves. . "
Speaking of this, Zoe looked at the roof of the car: "But in the field of steam engines and textile machines, humans are still better, but these are not important, just like on this silver coin, the three will never be different, no matter whose it is." If something is good, it will benefit the whole world. The inexplicable desire to win will only lead to disputes.
As for dwarf beer, dwarf beer is popular all over the world. If you try it, you will definitely fall in love with it, but be sure not to be greedy~ Drunkards are very annoying to girls. "
Mir nodded silently: "Then there must be gold coins," after speaking, he looked at Zoe expectantly.
The two stared at each other until Zoe said: "You wouldn't expect a shopkeeper to take out gold coins from her pocket..."
