Basong didn't seem to notice anything unusual.

He said, "This bronze bell now belongs to... Sir, what's your name?"

The other party: "George Gary, just call me Gary."

"Now the bronze bell belongs to George Gary, but...

Mr. Gary, I'm sorry, but Wat Pho has a rule that when the auction amount exceeds 100 million, cash payment must be made immediately."

After Basong finished speaking, Fu Song immediately looked at Gary.

The excuse of paying cash in advance was, of course, the message he sent to Basong.

Fu Song wanted to see what Gary would do.

Gary was also stunned by this, but he didn't say much, just nodded.

A strong man behind him immediately walked up to Basong and took out a card.

A minute later, Basong received the money and Gary received the bronze bell.

Next is the second Buddhist treasure.

The starting bid is 10 million.

As if stunned by Gary's recent actions, no one competed at the beginning.

But everyone comes here not to be scared. When one voice starts quoting, others also start quoting.

But when the price of the second Buddhist treasure was raised to 30 million, Gary spoke again: "Two hundred million."

After saying that, he stared at Fu Song, obviously still remembering what Fu Song had just said to him.

Fu Song saw this and chuckled: "One billion!"

Gary choked on the words that were about to come out of his mouth.

He opened his eyes wide, his pupils full of murderous light: "That's enough!"

Fu Song's expression was calm: "If you don't have money, turn around, the door is over there.

Remember, impotent rage is the most tragic thing at any time."

"You... okay, you want to fight me, right? Two billion!"