"To be honest, today's finale might be somewhat unbelievable." When Leonard Ethan asked about the finale of today's auction, Old Pierce deliberately played coy.
"According to the information I got, the item was brought over from France by a quite famous antique dealer, claiming to be the remains of the French national heroine Joan of Arc from that year—"
"Joan's remains!" Leonard Ethan exclaimed softly. At this moment, his wrist was suddenly gripped tightly, so he could only cover his exclamation in such a way.
"Yes, according to the owner's story, these items were found in 1867 in a can in the attic of a Parisian pharmacy. The can is engraved with the following inscription: "The remains were found beneath the stake of Orleans' Saint Joan."
Pierce seemed not to notice the strange expression on the face of the slightly smaller girl next to Leonard Ethan nor the movement of her hand, so he continued to introduce the specifics of this auction item.
