Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 762 Comparison

Naturally, they were compared.

The unkempt man’s version of “Eagle on a Tree” was, in terms of graphical structure, actually more similar to the second version of “Eagle on a Tree,” the version that Emrys displayed at Eastfield Auctions to help Yelena vent her frustration.

After all, he had spent a great deal of effort to meticulously replicate it. It lacked the fluidity of freehand drawing, so naturally, he paid more attention to the similarity of the

brush strokes.

However, what must be understood is that Emerentius’s works have never been about form, but rather about meaning.

When there was no comparison before, everyone felt that what the unkempt man drew was already very artistic. But now, with a comparison, they realized what a gap there was.

It was like a beauty with an overall score of eighty–five walking on the street; she was definitely an eye–catching presence.

But if suddenly, any one of Emrys’s seven sisters walked by the side of this stunning beauty, there was no doubt that all eyes would shift in their direction.

When they looked back at that beauty with a score of eighty–five again, they would feel that she was nothing special.

A very cruel comparison.

By this point, how could everyone not have realized? The young man who had been the object of their ridicule for so long was none other than Emerentius himself.

No wonder he dared to step forward and question. It turned out that the real deal had encountered an imposter. No one would remain indifferent!

he used such a disguise to thoroughly conceal himself. It turned out that he did so to maintain a low profile. Even though everyone

precisely the mysterious style that

moment, everyone was absolutely certain this young man was

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was indeed too intense.

stared intently at “Eagle on a Tree.” He was completely

extent clearly indicated his thorough study of Emerentius‘ paintings. At the same time, he was

he was immediately certain that Emrys was Emerentius.

that Emerentius

man.

own act of

of guilt surged in the unkempt

who admired Emerentius greatly. He often imitated the style of

very difficult to imitate Emerentius‘ style. Even those venerable figures in the field of calligraphy and painting couldn’t imitate him because they didn’t have such experiences.

talent in calligraphy and painting, combined with years of wandering, he developed a lazy and unrestrained character, which happened to bore a

able to imitate a

was also