The foot beneath Gao Huan's own was slightly transparent. Under the lights, it was impossible to notice without looking closely.
Jun Wangchen narrowed his eyes, already forming a rough guess.
Onstage, Qi Shi held a microphone and addressed the crowd. "Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Those who know me know I've never liked wasting words, so let's get straight to the point. What I'm presenting today is a feng shui artifact called the Heaven-Predicting Compass.
"Ranked fifth among the ten great feng shui artifacts of antiquity, the Heaven-Predicting Compass was used to assess the feng shui of imperial guards' residences. It could also safeguard a home, predict disasters in advance, and ensure good fortune, prosperity, and health for its occupants.
"The Heaven-Predicting Compass was excavated from a burial site in Jinling City a month ago and still retains its ancient character. If you feel dizzy in a moment, don't be alarmed. That comes from the mental power inherent in the ten great feng shui artifacts."
With that, under everyone's eager gazes, Qi Shi slowly lifted the red cloth from the crystal table.
An ancient-looking, rust-covered compass gradually came into view.
All four corners were somewhat damaged, and even its needle had a piece broken off. At first glance, it looked like scrap metal that had been left lying around for years.
Yet when everyone looked at it, they felt their gazes being drawn in, as though something had seized their eyes and refused to let them look away.
Watching the crowd's transfixed gazes, Qi Shi nodded knowingly.
After weathering the ages, these ten great feng shui artifacts still retained formidable mental power. An ordinary person who looked at one would likely need several minutes to break free, and some would take even longer.
Since everyone was in a daze, Qi