Clang.
The iron gate of the apartment's outer courtyard slowly closed.
After Chen Lun and Noah came out, they went directly to the carriage, planning to return.
Inside the carriage.
Chen Lun was holding the "Dinner of the Seven Gods," placed on his lap, examining it closely.
Before leaving the apartment, he had inquired Mr. Lang Bo about the origin of the painting.
It turned out that two months ago, during a routine shopping trip, Lang Bo and Hawkins encountered a blond wandering bard, captivated by his singing.
Although the stories told by the bard seemed exaggerated, it seemed to be a common flaw among bards, so the two did not pay it much mind.
This painting was bought for 15 Gold Pounds under the bard's aggressive sales pitch. The style and content of the oil painting were rather solemn, and it did not seem to desecrate the deities, which reassured Mr. Lang Bo to collect it.
