Li Du looked at Aao blankly, could this be really a wolf, right?

In fact, Sophie suspected that because Xiao Ao couldn't wag her tail. Although its tail was not thick, it could only hang under her butt.

Also, once it gets angry, its eyes are scary.

When he was very young, he would only make a sound when he screamed. It doesn’t matter. Many puppies didn’t grow up two months ago and only made such sounds.

But now Ao should have a dog barking, but it still screams. It started to scream before, exactly like a wolf...

When Li Du stared at him, Aao's little ears trembled, as if he noticed that something was wrong, his emotions gradually became dejected, and his eyes were exhausted.

After Sophie appeared, she immediately took it away and said, "How could Ah Ao be a wolf? This is the case with the Czech wolfdog. She had the nature of a wolf when she was a child."

While talking, she stared at her father, her eyes as fierce as when Ah Ao was angry.

Mr. Martin nodded quickly: "Yes, yes, what you said makes sense. This is the case with the Czech wolfhounds, and so is the case with other wolfhounds."

Sophie glared at Li Du again and asked, "What do you think?"

Li Du said: "Aao is my daughter. No matter whether it is a dog or a wolf, it cannot change this result. Is it, Aao? Come on, be good."

He picked up Ah Ah, and Ah Ah decisively peed on him. However, his mood was still relatively low now, so he urinated intermittently.

Only then did Sophie feel satisfied and return to the kitchen to cook.

Mr. Martin leaned over to Li Du and whispered: "What are you saying? This dog's eyes are scary when he is angry? I think it has nothing to do with its identity. This is learned from Sophie."

Li Du smiled bitterly. When he came to such a topic, he could only listen and not talk about it.

Holding Aao, he took out another cultural relic that he had not yet understood, which was the hollow copper hand brought out from the territory of the Hopi people.

Seeing the copper hand, Mr. Martin put on his glasses and started studying it.

What he said was similar to Ma Cheng and others. This should be a cultural relic from Yemen. It has a long existence in the world, and the specific value is hard to say.

Cultural relics and antiques have two main values. One is economic value. It depends on whether there is a market. If no one is willing to collect them, it will be useless even if it has a history of ten thousand years.

The second is scientific research value. This copper hand is engraved with many ancient Arabian characters from ancient times, and may have some scientific research value.

Mr. Martin is not omnipotent. He is not very knowledgeable about the history of the Arabian Peninsula. He can judge the approximate identity of the bronze hand. He cannot recognize the specific words on it.

He took a photo of the bronze hand and said he would go back to see it for a few colleagues, so that Li Du would not be anxious.

Li Du was not in a hurry, and the next day they went to the Flagstaff City Museum to hold an armor donation ceremony.

The museum attaches great importance to this kind of donation. The director, deputy director, and main researchers have arrived, and the mayor of Flagstaff City was also invited.

At the agreed time, they drove to the museum at 9:30 in the morning and saw a group of people waiting for them in the hall.

He almost didn't know anyone inside, only one familiar person, a middle-aged man with two beards. He had read in the newspaper that he was the mayor of Flagpole City Thompson Toman.

Sure enough, Mr. Martin began to introduce him, first introducing the mustache: "This is Thompson Toman, the mayor of our Flagstaff City, a gentleman with a high artistic cultivation."

Thompson nodded to him in a low-key manner: "Hello Professor Martin, Mr. Li, hello, I'm glad to see you."

Mr. Martin continued to introduce that the people here are quite famous:

"This is Harlen Hogan, chairman of the Flagstaff City Council, the main donor of the local museum..."

"This is Kent Mario, the director of our museum and graduate supervisor of archaeology at Northern Arizona University..."

Li Du kept shook hands with these people, and Mr. Martin introduced them in detail. He took the opportunity to compliment him, and most of them could point the other party's itchy spots.

It is not how high his social skills are, but that on the way he came, Mr. Martin had already introduced the situation of the people coming today, including his family, personality, and hobbies.

The donation process is very simple. After both parties met, Director Kent took the researcher to observe the armor he brought and took photos to make archives.

The most important thing during this period was to determine the authenticity of the armor and evaluate it. Director Kent is not inferior to Mr. Martin in this regard, and Mr. Martin is also one of the appraisers.

Therefore, the identity of the armor is easily determined, and the price is evaluated to be 680,000 US dollars.

After receiving the armor, you cannot conduct an exhibition directly, but must first carry out storage and maintenance.

When the armor is in the warehouse, the reception ceremony will be over and Li Du and others can leave.

However, the identification time is relatively long, and it is also relatively long for everyone to chat.

Li Du, Mayor Thompson, Chairman Harlan and others exchanged contact information with each other and obtained a certificate issued by the FlagPole City Council to thank him for his contribution to the construction of the city.

The people present were very enthusiastic about him. This had nothing to do with the armor. It was mainly because when Martin introduced him, he was very enthusiastic, almost according to the specifications of his son-in-law.

The mayor and the chairman are all very talented, and it can be seen that Mr. Martin favors him very much. In connection with his frequent mention of his daughter Sophie and Li Du during this period, they naturally had some speculations.

Mr. Martin has a very high-ranking intellectuals in Flagpole City. Many students are well-known in Flagpole City and are important voters. The mayor and the chairman have to buy their accounts.

During this period, Li Du introduced how he came to Flagstaff City and introduced the American Academy of Flagstaff who deceived him.

Of course, he just mentioned it simply because this incident brought a lot of embarrassment to the city government.

All the members of the board of directors of Pheasant University have run away and have not been caught yet. The Flagstaff Municipal Government has been criticized by the public for this.

Some people in the court were easy to do, and Mayor Thompson told Li Du some relevant secrets.

There are more than ten members of the board of directors of this school, and it has been almost a year since the US police force reached its peak. It is impossible for anyone to catch it.

The reason for this kind of thing is that these people have a very complicated background, with some people behind their backs, and the police don’t want to get into trouble.

In addition, the main people who were deceived were international students. American students would not come to such schools unless they wanted to get a diploma. American students who entered the school with such a purpose were all low-level people, which puts no pressure on the police.

In short, it was not easy for him to get back the money he had cheated of wasted by pheasant college.

What can Li Du say? He feels uncomfortable, but this is reality, this is society, and he has no choice but to do anything about it.
Chapter completed!