Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1202 A short story

Han Li followed the hotel waiter's instructions and walked through most of St. Andrews until he reached the edge of the city before arriving at the entrance of the so-called very hidden bar.

This is a three-story building. You can't see anything at the door of the bar, and the sign is also very ordinary.

But there were five or six security guards at the entrance, who blocked anyone who wanted to go in and take a look without buying a ticket.

Just buy the ticket, but what Han Li didn't expect was that the ticket to this bar was even more expensive than those very high-end bars in the two capitals of London and Edinburgh.

You should know that the current unemployment rate in England is very serious. If an average person can earn forty or fifty pounds a week, his income can be considered a high-income family.

The ticket to this bar costs twenty-five British pounds. The ticket is so expensive, so you can tell that the consumption level inside is very high. However, this is what keeps most people out.

However, this also made Han Li even more curious about the situation inside. Since he had plenty of money in his pocket, he certainly wouldn't care about buying a ticket. There were also relatively expensive drinks inside, so he immediately bought a ticket and went in.

After checking the ticket, the waiter pushed open the Roman-style door inlaid with stained glass in front of Han Li, and what came into view were bright lights and walls covered with oil paintings.

You have to turn a corner to see the interior of the bar. Apart from being a little bigger, the decoration and layout of the first floor are no different from other bars.

On the east side is the bar, and the wine racks behind are filled with a variety of drinks.

In the middle is a stage slightly above the ground, with seats scattered around the stage in an orderly manner.

There is a bathroom on the west side and a staircase on the north side, but there is someone guarding the stairs, so it seems that there are certain conditions for going upstairs.

If it were just that, it would be nothing, but the waiter's clothes made Han Li's eyes light up, but only slightly.

These waiters wore white nun uniforms of the church, and wore headscarves, veils and badges on their heads, giving people a mysterious feeling.

There was no modification to the nuns' uniforms, but they were too loose and not very convenient when working, so they used corsets to tighten them to make them look more capable.

At first glance they look like nuns from the church, but experts can tell from their headscarves, veils and badges that they are not nuns.

Because these things, as well as other accessories, represent religious factions, doctrines, backgrounds, and more.

Therefore, even since the Renaissance, various embarrassing incidents have repeatedly occurred within the church, causing the church's prestige to decline again and again.

But the tiger's power remains even after its death. At least in this era, no one dares to tamper with these ornaments and decorations in public.

(The nuns wearing white clothes are novices, and the nuns wearing black clothes are formal nuns.)
But if it were just this, it wouldn't be considered a feature at all, isn't it just Cosplay·nn?
Although not many people do this in public now, there are many people dressed like this at masquerade balls, and many of them wear nun's uniforms that save more fabric than the clothes they wear now.

Han Li secretly shook his head, thinking that if that was the case, it would be a waste of the twenty-five-pound ticket. Now he just hoped that the second or third floor could bring him some surprises.

Han Li saw that there were people guarding the stairs. He did not go over there foolishly. Instead, he found an empty seat at the side and sat down. Following the waiter's introduction, he ordered a bottle of champagne, which was said to be the queen's favorite.

This kind of wine, which is related to the royal family, is very priced, costing about 150 pounds a bottle outside.

But the inside of this bar is more beautiful. A bottle of the same champagne here costs more than 300 pounds, plus tip.

This routine is exactly the same as what the dance halls and nightclubs of later generations used, where a bottle of beer that cost one dollar and fifty cents was sold for ten dollars.

However, what Han Li did not expect was that when the waiter brought the wine, he also received an invitation to go upstairs.

The public environment on the first floor was nothing special, so Han Li wanted to go to the second or third floor to have a look.

So now that he was qualified, Han Li immediately followed the waiter to the second floor, but he muttered a few words in his heart on the way.

"You can go to the second floor for 300 yuan. It seems that the level of this bar is not too high. If the second floor is also not interesting, I wonder if the conditions for going to the third floor will still be so simple."

What Han Li didn't know at the moment was that after he went up to the second floor, not only did he have to stay in St. Andrews for two more days, but he also went to several more places along the way that were not originally in his plan.

The decoration on the second floor is simpler, and the overall layout is similar to that of a chapel where a church holds mass.

The rows of seats were arranged very neatly. There was a table covered with white cloth on the small stage at the innermost part, and a person in black nun's clothes was playing the organ next to it.

The guests who come here basically sit in their own seats, but many of them have a person in black nun's uniform sitting next to them to chat.

From time to time, there were a few chuckles coming from the scene. This scene was completely different from the one downstairs where he was flirting with girls amid the noisy music.

When Han Li saw this situation, he couldn't help but complain a few words in his heart.

"Fuck, isn't this just about chatting and drinking? I don't know if there's anything else or other services.

The atmosphere and style alone are far superior to those downstairs, and this method is like fishing, it should be very useful to catch those literary, petty bourgeoisie and self-righteous people. "

When Han Li was observing the situation on the second floor, a waitress in black nun's uniform came up and asked.

"Is this your first time here, sir? I wonder what kind of conversation you're looking for? Whether it's astronomy and geography, folk customs, modern fashion, music resonance, literary exchange, or theological discussion, we can satisfy your needs here."

Han Li was very surprised after hearing this. He didn't expect that this bar could be so big and they could find so many people who were good at various topics.

These topics may sound ordinary, but ordinary people are not qualified to answer them. The knowledge reserve level must be at least that of a college student. Could it be that the people who chat here are all students from St. Andrews University, and some of them are studying theology?

However, this thought only flashed through Han Li's mind quickly. He thought about it for a moment and said.

"I am somewhat interested in the local folk customs and unofficial history. Miss, please help me find a chat companion who is good at this."

The waitress in black nun's uniform agreed immediately. She took Han Li to an empty seat, filled his glass with wine, and left to look for someone else.

Han Li sat here drinking his wine slowly, listening to the sound of the organ on the stage and the chatter coming from the seats next to him. After waiting for about fifteen minutes, the waiter came over with a woman wearing the same clothes.

The other party introduced her name very naturally and skillfully, and then sat on the sofa opposite Han Li.

Eleanor Nixon? Han Li had no interest in this name, which he didn't know whether it was real or not, because it wasn't his real name.

After introducing each other, Han Li picked up the champagne and asked the other party if it was okay. If you are not used to it, you can order it casually.

Eleanor Nixon nodded, picked up the bottle and poured herself a glass. After the two of them clinked their glasses, Han Li changed the subject directly.

"I want to hear some post-Renaissance folklore and unofficial history. Of course, I'm also very interested in how to get to the third floor."

After listening to this, Eleanor Nixon put down her glass, reached out to fiddle with the headscarf on her head and said with a smile.

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"I'll tell you about the situation on the third floor later even if you don't ask me, but what topic do you want to hear about?"

Han Li: "Of course the more interesting the better."

I don’t know how Eleanor Nixon understood Han Li’s words, or maybe she had some hints and provocations in mind, and then she told a story like this.

This story takes place on the eve of the Renaissance in a convent known for its holiness. In this convent lives an abbess and eight young nuns.

One day, a farmer named Benítez heard that the gardener of the monastery's vegetable garden had run away because he was dissatisfied with his salary.

After hearing this, Benítez thought about his own life of hunger and satiety, and while cursing the gardener for not knowing how to appreciate what he had, he rushed towards the monastery.

In order to successfully get a job and live a life with enough food to eat and without having to pay taxes, Benítez disguised himself as a poor deaf-mute.

After arriving at the monastery, he begged, pretended to be pitiful, worked and petitioned in one go, and was hired as a gardener in the vegetable garden. He was also the only strong man here.

Benítez, a slave-like character, was certainly not worthy of living in a house, so he was placed in a shed next to the vegetable garden.

Even so, Benítez felt better than at home.

In this monastery where women are more powerful than men, even though Benítez's activities were limited to the vegetable garden, his handsome appearance still attracted the attention of two young nuns here.

Every adult has some normal needs, so the two nuns got together to discuss it.

They felt that this deaf-mute Benítez was really good, so even if something happened, they were not worried that he would expose their secrets.

So, when it rained one day, the two nuns stayed in the shed next to the vegetable garden under the pretext of taking shelter from the rain, and they dragged Benítez in and had sex with him.

Although neither of the two nuns told anyone, in such lonely days, they would want to have such sweetness again after the first time.

When they were doing something with Benítez one time, they were discovered by a third nun.

We are all adults, and we all live in such lonely, cold days.

So, Benítez became a secret shared by the three of them.

After the third person knew about it, the fourth and fifth people soon followed. Finally, all eight nuns knew about it.

Now everyone knows about it. Although there are a few more people sharing it, we don’t have to be sneaky anymore. Now we just need to keep it a secret from the dean.

From that day on, whenever the eight of them had time, they would cover for each other and go to the vegetable garden to look for Benítez.

Unfortunately, the good times didn't last long. The courtyard soon discovered that something was wrong with them and found out the truth after some questioning.

Thus, Benítez became a secret kept by everyone in the monastery.

Moreover, the dean's joining gives them more freedom and more time.

Sometimes Benítez couldn't rest for several days in a row, which made him, a young and strong man, unable to bear it anymore.

He had to find an opportunity to expose himself and speak, and begged the nine of them to let him take a break and leave.

This situation scared the dean and the other nine people very much. Although this was an era of theocracy and they did not take ordinary people seriously, the monastery was still under the jurisdiction of the church.

If I let Benítez leave, my secret would be exposed, and it would be troublesome if the people in the church knew about it.

then
(End of this chapter)