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Chapter 24: Chapter 24: “Golden Lion Auction House” and “Ancient Bronze Key” (Please Continue Reading)

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“It wouldn’t hurt to broaden your horizons. This time, the auction is being hosted by Elm, and William will be going with you.”

Earl Arthur wasn’t surprised by Milton Cheney’s choice.

He knew his youngest son had been cooped up in the estate for a while now.

In Earl Arthur’s eyes, there was a noticeable change in Vernon over the past few months.

It seemed he had emerged from his mother’s death, transforming into a restless individual at heart.

Thinking of Milton’s mother, his own wife, Earl Arthur’s eyes became complex.

“Father, does our family host an auction every year?”

Milton asked. The memory of his predecessor had no recollection of any auctions.

“Large auctions aren’t held yearly, so it’s natural for you not to know if you don’t usually pay attention to these things.

The Golden Lion Auction House holds small auctions every month. Large ones generally occur every three years; this year it’s earlier.”

Earl Arthur spoke in response to Milton’s question.

As for the reason for the auction’s advancement, he did not say, and Milton did not ask.

“Father, is there a list of the lots for this auction? I’d like to see it in advance.’ “Yes, there is. Elm is in charge of that, you can ask him if you’re interested.”

Hearing Milton’s enquiry, Earl Arthur replied nonchalantly.

Ten days passed in a blink.

On the final day before the auction, Milton and William arrived at the Golden Lion Auction House, located within the Far East Territory.

The Golden Lion Auction House was a large venue owned by the Golden Lion Family.

The architectural style of the auction house was similar to the European medieval style Milton had seen in his previous life.

The characteristic of these buildings was their magnificent grandeur, with large scale lavish decorations.

From the outside, the auction house looked like a large, covered cage.

The entire auction house was three stories high, all built from marble and granite, giving off a primitive aura.

walls were embellished with intricate carvings and reliefs, manifesting its high cost even

the former glory of the

current Golden Lion Family couldn’t afford

entering the

interior was not only uncontained but seemed even more

design of the auction house was extremely intricate, filled with numerous carvings and murals, and the ceiling was adorned with

primitive chandeliers hung from the high

was a large auction podium in the center of the first

seats around the podium for people to

on the first floor

second and third floors, there were stages, concert halls, art galleries,

a place for those attending the

Lion Auction House could be said to be a perfect fusion of architecture, art,

find a

rooms on the second floor, Elm handed Milton a

the list of auction lots you requested; all of this

carefully, Elm didn’t intend to disturb him, and instead moved

engrossed in the

one by one, ensuring he didn’t overlook

“Found it!”

hope was not in vain; one of the items on

No. 42:

and craftsmanship are very sophisticated, with unknown text and patterns, it has considerable

500 gold coins

is the

was certain that this was the ancient bronze key he

were no

does not seem special, at most, it could be considered

its estimated value isn’t high either; compared to other lots on this list, it’s much less

it might go unsold, it looks like it’s just something

simulated searches, Milton Cheney knows this key is the target of the Black

Milton Cheney did not hesitate

Elm, I’m quite interested in this ancient bronze key,

words, Elm was a

took the list from Cheney’s hands

be

was

Golden Lion Family, Cheney had

he wanted to withdraw multiple lots finally as all the items listed belonged

So Elm replied:

Master. I will inform the auctioneer to withdraw this lot for you. Actually, you could just bid on it during

it was Cheney’s first time attending the family’s auction, he might enjoy the experience of bidding so he casually