Chapter 169 Admission

Verrocchio came back quickly and saw the reserved Leonardo da Vinci.

"Leonardo da Vinci, fifteen years old..."

"Don't be nervous, sir." Verrocchio still looked very gentle, "Lawrence has already introduced you to the work that needs to be done here."

"Well, yes, my dear Mr. Verrocchio."

"Then, can you show it appropriately?" Verrocchio smiled and glanced at Anno.

"Well... I usually like to draw eggs. Can I show you this?"

Annuo realized that things were not simple: "Eggs?"

He patted Verrocchio on the back: "Teacher, it seems that we have attracted some extraordinary people."

Verrocchio also maintained a smile.

Eggs are more difficult to draw than regular balls.

Da Vinci excitedly pulled the drawing board over, Annuo handed it to him to write, and Da Vinci began to draw.

It can be seen that Leonardo da Vinci loved painting and must have practiced it.

"Has Mr. Leonardo ever learned painting before?" Verrocchio stood behind Leonardo da Vinci, watching Leonardo's brushstrokes, feeling as if he was seeing a second Anno.

Da Vinci shook his head: "I just practiced based on my interest, but my father is a gentleman. He collected two works, one of which is an egg."

"That's it..." Verrocchio glanced at Anno and sighed.

Da Vinci's words reminded him that Annuo's past had not been found yet.

Although he had never given up searching for Lawrence's past in these years, to be honest, he couldn't find it at all.

He searched half of Europe through his connections, but no one named Lawrence Anno was missing at all, as if this person appeared out of thin air.

Fedino and Anna only knew about this incident, and all three of them had given up hope of finding Annuo's past.

Leonardo da Vinci is really like the second Anno. He uses the brush skillfully and steadily, and the eggs he draws are so lifelike that they actually look like real eggs.

The two people standing behind him smiled in unison.

As soon as Leonardo stood up, Verrocchio held his hand: "You are accepted, Mr. Leonardo, thank you for choosing my studio."

"Oh, ah, is it true?" Da Vinci was a little confused, but said happily.

"You can communicate more with Lawrence." Verrocchio looked very happy, "You are both young and so talented, so you will definitely have a lot of common language, and it just so happens that Lawrence can also teach you something."

"Ah, I understand, Mr. Verrocchio." He bowed to the two of them, appearing polite.

Annuo smiled.

He knew what Verrocchio meant.

Getting along with peers is a layer of meaning, but the fundamental purpose is to familiarize Annuo with the feeling of being a disciple in advance.

Sooner or later, Annuo will leave and start his own business. This is the rule in the industry. When the student's level reaches a certain level, he must leave the teacher.

Annuo will also have his own apprentice in the future, and being familiar with all this in advance will definitely be helpful in the future.

"I won't bother you much in the future, Mr. Lawrence." Leonardo da Vinci held Annuo's hand with a smile on his face.

Annuo also smiled and patted Da Vinci on the back.

Verrocchio was almost blinded when he saw these two beautiful men standing together in such harmony.

At this point, the two geniuses officially formed a bond.