The study covered half of the entire floor, and apart from the Yancey Family, only Fierce Eagle could enter.
The furnishings in the study were quaint, featuring numerous ancient calligraphy and porcelain pieces. Tang, Song, and Qing pieces were common, and there were many pieces from the Xia, Shang, and Zhou eras, some even dating back a thousand years.
This study was the only place in Villa House different from the other rooms. Unlike the European architectural style, entering the study gives a feeling of spatial-temporal disorientation.
Liam Yancey moved to the east wall of the study, which was embedded with a sandalwood bookcase. The bookcase, stretching the entire wall, held antique vases and statues, appearing unremarkable at first glance.
Liam Yancey stood in front of the bookcase for a moment, his dark and deep eyes thoughtful. With a slight pull at his lips, he pressed down the golden dragon statue in the center.
