Chapter 24 Peter Spark

Tristan Quain picked up a dish with chopsticks and put it in his mouth. A waiter bowed in and poured tea for Tristan Quain. When the waiter left, a paper towel was left on the table.          No one noticed how the tissue was left behind.          Tristan Quain picked up the paper towel and poured the tea on it, densely packed handwriting appeared on the clean white paper towel. Anyone who looked at these handwriting would feel that his head was big. It was not that the writing was ugly. On the contrary, the handwriting was very neat, but it contained The languages ​​of at least five countries are interspersed with words, which are not understandable by ordinary people.          However, this is not difficult for Tristan Quain. The cognition and recognition of multiple languages ​​can be said to be the most basic course that Tristan Quain took with Mr. Jordy.          Tristan Quain j