Sherlock's eyes lit up and he actually found a broken street sign.

He quickly ran over, wiped off the dust from the street signs, and looked carefully, which read: "Paddington Street, Paddington River District, London, the capital."

"It's London, the capital of Britain?" Sherlock stared at the carved words on the street sign in surprise. Yes, it clearly stated "London, the capital."

He quickly searched his memory. Indeed, before 1499, the capital of London had opened a small internal canal called the Paddington River. But now it no longer exists, only the Old Paddington Bay Area.

"Three hundred years ago?!"

Sherlock raised his head and looked at the surrounding buildings. If this was truly London, the capital of the British three hundred years ago, it would be exactly in line with the style of that era.

At this time.

Click, click, click... The sudden sound of horse hooves came over.

On this quiet and deserted street, the sound of horse hooves is particularly harsh.

Even if Sherlock wanted to find a place to hide, it was too late. He could only stay where he was and turned his head and looked.

The arrival were three knights riding on tall horses. They were all about forty years old and had different images. However, they were all wearing old knight costumes hundreds of years ago, with narrow cuffs, bloomers, wide belts around their waists, and long swords.

"Haha... I actually discovered a prophet!"

The three people who rode their horses, one of them waved and laughed in surprise and eagerly, just like seeing an old acquaintance.

"Prophet? What does it mean?" Sherlock was confused, but he remained calm, looking at the three people coming calmly.

Dada, the sound of horse hooves approaching. The middle-aged man talking, with a beautiful mustache, dark gray eyes, and a fur hat with feathers on his head.

He tied the reins, stopped in front of Sherlock, looked at her for a few times, and asked with a polite smile:

"I'm glad to know you, Prophet. What do you call you?"

Sherlock kept calm, smiled, thought for a while, and said in a calm tone:
Chapter completed!