Not surprisingly, Fu Song bought the mantra for 100,000 Thai baht.

Others did not find it strange that they thought Fu Song was a foolish but wealthy collector of Buddhist treasures.

As for Luang Pu Yan, he understood it as a Buddhist trying to save his own face.

After all, he had copied the "Auspicious Mantra for Eliminating Disasters" himself. Although it was not worth much, it still wasted half an hour of his time.

If no one buys it, his prestige in the Jilada Palace will probably be halved.

After paying the money and taking the "Auspicious Mantra for Eliminating Disasters", Fu Song casually put it into his bag.

The auction ended and others left one after another.

Fu Song and the others had almost left. He signaled with his eyes to a novice monk next to him to put away the Buddhist treasures he had photographed, and then turned and left with Tang Keke.

Coming out of the hall, he thought Zhang Xinyuan would be waiting for him at the door, ready to attack him with sharp words.

As a result, Fu Song miscalculated.

There was no sign of Zhang Xinyuan at the door.

Is this guy getting scared?

Just as I was thinking about it, a clear female voice suddenly sounded behind me: "Hello!"

Fu Song turned his head in surprise and found that it was the white girl who spent 800 million to help him out.

"What's up?"

The white girl said politely, "Sir, are you Chinese?"

When Fu Song nodded in confirmation, the girl smiled happily and said, “That’s great.

My name is Elizabeth Wendy, and I particularly like Chinese culture.

I heard from Master Luang Pu Yan that this 'Butterfly Love Flower' came from China. Can you help me explain what it means?

Before Fu Song could speak, Tang Keke suddenly exclaimed, "Are you really Elizabeth Wendy?"

Fu Song: "What's wrong?"

Tang Keke said with a strange expression, "Elizabeth is the code name of the British royal family, and Wendy is the only heir in line among the younger generation."