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"This young man, is he really a Hua Xia Expert? Surely, my grandfather hasn't been deceived?" Alice thought, increasingly puzzled. There was no way around it; Jiang Chen's image did not match her expectations. In Alice's mind, a Hua Xia Expert, if an elder, should be dressed in long robes with white hair and a long beard, exuding an air of immortality. If he were a young man, he should be clad in flowing white garments, with eyes like stars and a face like jade, charming and exceptionally handsome.
Jiang Chen paid no mind to the thoughts of the blonde beauty beside him. After sitting down on the yacht, he gestured for Jon to take a seat as well.
"How did you fare with the matters I entrusted to you last time?" Jiang Chen asked.
Jon Delson quickly replied truthfully that for the past three months, he had been investigating the whereabouts of four artifacts. The possibility of the Divine Bone Order being in the hands of the British Bloodline was quite high. As for the Five Element Spirit Orbs, he had heard they were in the possession of a wealthy individual on Hong Kong Island. Jon had personally visited Hong Kong Island several times over the past three months and had essentially confirmed this information; the Five Element Spirit Orbs were currently held by Feng Shui Master Gu Tianming on Hong Kong Island.
Regarding the Heavenly Mechanism Twin Rings, Jon had also conducted some inquiries. It was said that they might exist in Huaxia, but after two trips there, Jon had found nothing. As for the Devouring Heaven Bottle, he had gathered some leads indicating it might be in the United States, though he had yet to clarify its exact location.
After finishing his report, Jon discreetly glanced at Jiang Chen, fearing that he might be upset since he had only found two artifacts' whereabouts in three months.
"Not bad. Continue your investigation into the Devouring Heaven Bottle and Heavenly Mechanism Twin Rings. As for the Five Element Spirit Orbs, I will visit Hong Kong Island when I return to Huaxia. After I find the Five Element Spirit Orbs, I will head to Great Britain for the Divine Bone Order," Jiang Chen nodded in satisfaction. He was pleased that Jon had managed to determine the locations of two artifacts within three months; it meant he wouldn't have to search for them himself. This foreign servant was indeed quite useful.
Seeing Jiang Chen's praise, Jon Delson finally relaxed.
"Master, rest assured, I will do my best to find the whereabouts of the Devouring Heaven Bottle and Heavenly Mechanism Twin Rings as soon as possible. However, if you do go to Great Britain, please let me know. The blood clan is quite difficult to deal with; I could use our family's name to meet with their leader. If they are willing to sell us the Divine Bone Order, that would be ideal," Jon Delson said.
"If money can solve it, then all the better. Just wait for my notification; I probably won't go to Great Britain until next month," Jiang Chen replied.
The two exchanged no further words as Jiang Chen followed Jon Delson back to his estate in the United States. Regardless of his past life or this one, it was Jiang Chen's first time visiting the United States. In his previous life, he would have been quite astonished by it all; however, in this life, his mindset remained calm and unperturbed.
"Master, is this your first time in the United States?" Jon Delson asked.
"Yes," Jiang Chen nodded slightly.
"Then Master, you should stay here for a few more days. I can accompany you around and explore the United States together," Jon Delson suggested eagerly. Having lived many years, he knew how to navigate social situations and wanted to spend more time with Jiang Chen to understand him better. Jon felt that beneath Jiang Chen's youthful exterior lay an ancient heart.
"That sounds good. Since I'm here in the United States anyway, there's something I need to take care of," Jiang Chen smiled.
"Master, may I ask what it is?" Jon Delson quickly inquired.
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