After a brief contemplation, Su Fan walked into Chandler Casino.
This place is co-managed by the three bigwigs of Chandler area.
Su Fan ca here to inquire about the whereabouts of the seal.
As he walked into Chandler Casino, a black waiter approached politely and communicated with him in English.
Su Fan's English was so-so, but enough for daily communication.
English, generally speaking, is enough if you can manage daily conversations.
For instance, on the North Korean battlefield, Chinese soldiers only need to learn a few phrases to make the enemy put down their guns and surrender.
As for accents, they're even less of a concern. Whether it's suburban English or mountain English.
It's enough as long as the Arican soldiers understand. If not, they'd open up his head with a bullet.
From the situation in the POW camps, it's clear that Arican soldiers understood well and that's why there were so many prisoners.
After Su Fan explained to the waiter that he wanted to purchase so antiques, the waiter led him to a special room.
Chandler Casino not only functions as a regular casino but also has many other features that other casinos don't have.
In no ti, Su Fan saw a red-bearded old man.
The man's beard seed to be ticulously grood daily, styled quite artistically.
"Hello, sir, I'm Buluster."
Unlike the previous waiter, Buluster spoke to Su Fan in quite standard Chinese.
The reason it was quite standard is because he had a bit of a Beijing accent, which sounded interesting.
Su Fan slightly nodded, then said, "I need to buy so antiques, or intelligence related to antiques."
Upon hearing this, Buluster smiled and said, "No problem at all, sir."
"Everything you transact here will not be known to a third person."
Su Fan naturally didn't believe a word of it, not even the punctuation.
If the confidentiality here was as good as claid, Chen Hanqing wouldn't have investigated and found out what goes on here.
However, Su Fan still said, "Do you have any catalogs?"
Buluster nodded and asked, "Sir, would you like to see porcelain, jade, bronzeware, or other antiques?"
Su Fan casually said, "Jade."
Buluster continued to inquire, "Is it large jade pieces, dium, or small?"
This ti, Su Fan smiled, "I'd like to see all three."
Buluster frowned, "In that case, we'll need to conduct a financial validation first."
Generally, when buying things at a shopping mall, you wouldn't be asked for financial validation because the items sold there aren't of very high value.
The items here were different; each one was incredibly expensive.
Su Fan, of course, was prepared. He handed over a dark web savings card.
For martial artists and the world's top elites, neither Swiss banks nor Citibank, nor even cryptocurrencies, would work.
The only things that hold value are two things.
One is Spirit Jade, and the other is Dark Web Currency.
Buluster took the card Su Fan handed over, looked at it, and then placed it into the machine next to him.
When Buluster saw that Su Fan's dark web savings card contained Dark Web Currency equivalent to a billion US dollars, he imdiately wore a satisfied smile.
Then Buluster took out three catalogs.
Su Fan casually picked up one catalog and started to scrutinize it.
After a mont, he found what he was looking for.
The na of this jade piece was simply Wang Xu's Treasured Seal.
However, this jade piece had no price tag or other information.
Su Fan did not directly inquire and instead, indifferently turned the page to continue browsing.
Ultimately, he purchased two Han Dynasty Jade Pendants and then left Chandler Casino.
Antiques aren't necessarily more valuable the older they are.
Like artifacts from the New Stone Age or Old Stone Age, they are just so polished stones, and their prices aren't very high.
And so local kiln pottery, even if they are ancient enough, aren't very valuable.
However, Su Fan wasn't here to treasure hunt, he was here for Wang Xu's Treasured Seal.
After leaving Chandler Casino, he quietly snuck back in, wanting to see if Buluster would arrange anything.
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