"Hmm?"
Not only Lu Zheng, but even Lin Wan heard it clearly.
Lin Wan glanced back at them. With a flick of her eyes, she casually sent out a tracking talisman, attaching it to the man at the front.
Lu Zheng did not even turn around. "Who are they?"
Lin Wan shook her head. "Can't tell. Logically speaking, they shouldn't be cultural relic thieves. They wouldn't have the nerve to target a national-level museum."
Shen Ying said with great interest, "I'll give them that—they walked around while looking at things, chatting from time to time. Their act is pretty convincing."
"Let's finish our visit first. If we're interested, we can follow them after we leave," Lu Zheng said.
"Alright!" Lin Wan nodded. Naturally, she was the most interested.
Thus, the group continued up to the second floor.
For people who were interested, museums were treasure troves. For those who were not, they were merely something to skim through for a few hours to see something new.
Shen Ying and Liu Qingyan were simply there for the novelty. Although Si Lingxi was interested, she still moved through the exhibits extremely quickly. With a sweep of her divine sense, she knew every detail worth knowing.
Lu Zheng sighed. "Good heavens, there are so many pharaoh mummies."
The several times he had delivered cultural relics before, he had only found chances to place them somewhere easy to discover. He had never properly toured the Pyramid Museum. Only now, upon entering the exhibition halls, did he realize just how many mummies were displayed there.
There were also relics unearthed from tombs in Hua Country's museums, but they had never put an actual dead person on display in an exhibition hall. All one could say was that the cultural differences were indeed substantial.
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