I Spy With My Secret Eyes

Chapter 188

Oliver was dumbfounded. He wondered, “Could such a thing truly exist?”

In his mind, concepts like “Air-driving Skill” or a “fist guidebook” were bullshit. They were only found in novels and movies.

It was true that combat arts existed, but they were far from the mythical abilities depicted in literature and films. Anyway, skills utilized by professionals like Wayne and Simon in military close combat did exist.

However, fantastical abilities such as “scaling walls”, “crossing rivers with a reed”, or utilizing “internal energy” were purely fictional concepts.

Nevertheless, Oliver’s perspective had shifted since gaining his own extraordinary abilities and encountering the mystical Enchanting Hollow.

He now believed that if he could possess such miraculous powers, then what impossibilities could truly exist in this world?

He thought to himself, “This is just a fist guidebook, so it is nothing compared to the Immortality Energy, isn’t it?”

Thinking of this, Oliver calmed down and began to identify the guidebook. A second later, an identification message appeared in his mind.

[Style Fist Guidebook, authored in the fall of 1864 by a gentleman named Carl Allen, also known as Remex or Raymond Allen, the master of Style Fist. This was a genuine and handwritten manuscript penned by Raymond himself.]

[Craftsmanship: None.]

[Value assessment: The estimated worth as a historical artifact is approximately 200 thousand dollars; it’s worth 20 million dollars when it comes to its combat arts significance.]

What the hell?

Oliver was shocked.

He didn’t expect this battered manuscript possessed two extraordinary values: one as a historical artifact and the other as a treasure trove of combat arts knowledge.

He thought, ‘It’s worth a fortune, but it’s weird. Aren’t these people frauds?

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Why are these things genuine?

The first two may not be worth much, but at least they’re not fake!

items. He just asked casually, “You know, I’m not particularly attached to them. But since you brought them here, how much are you thinking? If the price is right, I might consider it. If not, you can take them

awkwardly, “Mr. Eastwood, perhaps this isn’t the best timing. I recently sold some incredible items, and I’m left with only a few things that aren’t worth a fortune. Siffre mentioned you to me, and I genuinely wanted to meet you, and maybe even become friends. Rest assured, if I come across remarkable items in the future, you’ll be the first to know!”

individuals had no idea about the

are cool people. I’m in. You’re Ryan, right? Name your price, I want all of these items.”

to Ryan with a smile.

minute, Oliver didn’t plan it this way earlier. Wasn’t he going to punish the

to remind his son, but he looked at Oliver’s

outsider, however strong, should always respect the locals. Besides, these three people didn’t look powerful, so there

fear them.

see how his son dealt with

item? This fist guidebook is not worth much, so I’ll give it to you

“This guy has no clue about the true value of that fist

decent at appraising most items, they were unfamiliar with

bothers reading a fist guidebook for

holds genuine worth, something only true combat arts masters can

real deal, a renowned master of Style Fist. When it came to

simply estimated the collectible value of those items. They priced each one at 2,000 dollars, a fair but moderate amount.

Otis and Siffre

this instead? I’ll offer you guys 20,000 dollars for these three items. Consider anything extra as my treat for you to enjoy a nice

Ryan and

thought, ‘What’s

a fool?

does he have more money than he can ever spend?”

this business for years and were accustomed to tough negotiations. It was unheard of for someone to willingly offer a higher price,

wanna pay

and ask the police to deal with them. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have said so

to see what

we didn’t catch those individuals who

last time.

been immensely satisfying.’ Ryan and his two companions stood there, their faces filled with bewilderment as they exchanged

Oliver and asked seriously, “Mr. Eastwood, did you make a

20,000 dollars, not 6,000 dollars?”

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