Mark

Seeing the man in the portrait, An Chen instinctively took a step back and bumped into a man wearing gold-rimmed glasses behind him.

The man steadied An Chen by the arm, glanced at him, and said with a smile, "Careful."

Seeing that he was fine, the man turned and left.

An Chen came back to his senses and awkwardly stroked his beard.

Of course, he did not have a beard. It was part of his disguise today; his current identity was that of an art dealer.

He then looked at the description beneath the portrait.

"The Watcher" Artist: Kane Ye

Description: A self-portrait of the artist himself. He will watch you forever.

He had almost run away.

An Chen lifted the soles of his shoes, which were embedded in the shadows, and walked toward the other exhibits.

Before long, he had viewed most of the works.

He had to admit, they were far more interesting than the artworks on Earth.

Marveling inwardly, An Chen walked toward an area where more visitors had gathered.

Leaning forward to look, he saw a work floating in midair amid a cluster of sculptures. It was simply outlined with lines, yet it was not a painting, but a three-dimensional sculpture.

Several simple lines formed the shape of a visible current of air. Looking closely, one could see that the current was flowing.

His eyes lit up, and upon reading the description below, he suddenly understood.

So this is Modili's Wind Mark? It truly lives up to its reputation!

An Chen looked over the other works as well.

There were carved waves that produced the sound of rolling surf; carved flames whose heat could still be felt; and more.

Modili Gou?

Seeing the artist's name, An Chen found it somewhat strange. The given name and surname