Seeing the jewelry store manager's suspicious look, Su Ming spoke directly:
"Speak properly!"
"Buzz—"
Under the effect of Word Becomes Law, the manager's expression straightened, and he said seriously:
"I believe the most beautiful jewel in the world is the Graff Pink Diamond I saw at yesterday's exhibition.
It is an exceptionally rare diamond weighing 23.88 carats.
It possesses a rare Fancy Vivid pink color, has IF clarity, and is recognized as one of the world's most perfect pink diamonds..."
As expected of a professional, he gave a detailed introduction to the jewelry. Su Ming continued asking:
"Where is this diamond now?"
"This gemstone was purchased in 2010 by United Kingdom jeweler Lawrence Graff for 46 million dollars. He had it recut and optimized, improving its color saturation and brilliance. Graff is currently staying at a luxury hotel two streets away. The gemstone is being kept safely by him..."
After getting the information, Su Ming found the jeweler and dragged him out of bed.
After some friendly negotiations, he eventually bought the gemstone for fifty million.
However, he was told that the gem was stored in a bank vault and could not be retrieved until dawn.
Su Ming had no time to wait for the bank to open. After asking for the location, he teleported there directly.
It was Su Ming's first time entering a bank vault, and the first thing he did was disable every surveillance and alarm system.
He did not want to become a bank robber in tomorrow's news.
It was a highly secure, enclosed, and orderly space.
The walls, ceiling, and floor were all made of reinforced high-strength alloy steel plates.
They appeared to be dozens of centimeters thick, if not thicker, enough to withstand explosions, cutting, and drilling.
At the entrance stood an iconic giant