Kangchuan Ryu noticed the look in her eyes and raised an eyebrow. He calmly finished filming the circling seagulls before slowly turning around and revealing the necklace hanging from his chest.
Ura Shiran's eyes instantly lit up.
"If I'm not mistaken, this is also..."
"Yes, you recognized it." Kangchuan Ryu's gaze passed over her shoulder and met Tangze's, who was whispering with the detectives in the corridor. He shrugged, casually removed the necklace threaded with a ring from his neck, and handed it to Ura Shiran. "As expected of an expert in this field."
Ura Shiran was briefly stunned by his casual manner, but her hands honestly accepted the item.
She first carefully wiped the surface of the silver ring a few times. After examining it seriously in the sunset light, she turned it over and slowly rotated the band, clearly reading the inscription engraved inside.
"Indeed, this belonged to Maria, Nicholas II's third daughter... You actually have something like this in your collection..."
"Are you interested?" Kangchuan Ryu seemed impatient to hear the praise that would follow and asked directly, "If you are, I can let you have it cheaply."
"Hm?" Ura Shiran blankly raised her head. "You want to sell it?"
From the personality Kangchuan Ryu had displayed before, he was a young man who loved showing off. Rather than collecting these things out of genuine interest, he seemed more interested in using them to put on airs and waiting to sell them at a good price.
Hanging such a valuable collectible openly around his neck, letting it bump against his camera, surely meant he had brought it out to show off. His willingness to sell it so readily was extremely unusual.
"Mm." Kangchuan Ryu nodded faintly. "I'm planning to clear out the things I have. I'm not