The God of Wealth: Her Top Game of Thrones

In the end, Tang Tang coaxed Edmund into submission with just a few words, and he was very easy to coax.

They returned to the villa and rested.

After all, I met a group of robbers for no apparent reason and was covered in blood, so I was not in the mood to go out for dinner.

So Edmund asked the villa's housekeeper to prepare dinner, and then played chess with Tang Tang.

"Where did you find this chessboard and chess pieces?"

Edmund slowly placed the chess set in his hand on the table, and Tang Tang admired it.

It is really a very beautiful chess set. The black and white chessboard seems to be made of some special wood with a restrained luster.

The black and white chess pieces are both carved from black crystal and white crystal, which are crystal clear and elegant.

The most important thing was that Tang Tang picked up a chess piece and touched the knife marks and polishing details with his fingertips. It was obvious that these were all hand-carved.

You have to know that sometimes crystals can break in a moment. I don’t know how many innocent crystals have been broken by collecting this chessboard.

Maybe crystal is not as expensive as jewelry, but the extraordinary carving technique is still very impressive.

"Although I really don't want to praise other men in front of you," Edmund shrugged helplessly, "Well, this is Andrew's work... If I remember correctly, it was created when he was about 15 years old."

Edmund recalled, "It is said that he spent more than half a year, on and off, carving this set of chess pieces."

Tang Tang was slightly surprised, "It seems his talent is even higher than I thought."

She became interested and asked while playing chess with Edmund, "Are there any paintings by Andrew? I want to see them..."

Edmund looked helpless, then joked, "Hateful Andrew..."

Of course, he was just talking about it, and he still told Tang Tang about the signature of Andrew's work.

Tang Tang checked online and was surprised to find that all the paintings of Andrew, who seemed shy and quiet, were gloomy, weird and related to various folk customs.

Most of them are full of unique imagination, and coupled with Andrew's unique and powerful brushstrokes, the various stories or monsters in each oil painting are simply lifelike.

"Is this the style of Andrew's...works?"

Tang Tang looked at the pictures one by one.

Among them is a witch who was hanged and burned in the fire. The faces of the people around her are half normal and half are skeletons and devils. The whole painting seems to be full of sharp wails and pain, which is obviously a criticism of the witch-hunting movement in the Middle Ages.

In addition, Tang Tang even saw a painting of a female ghost wearing a big red veil and embroidered shoes, which is only seen in China.

In addition, there are folk scenes such as the Little Japan Country and the Korean Country.

Obviously, Andrew's inspiration comes from all over the world. In addition, just now at the police station, Andrew's father, the chief, said that he had traveled to China, which means that Andrew should also travel around the world frequently.

"Yes, Andrew seems to be very interested in these supernatural stories," Edmund joked. "I used to wonder if Andrew wanted to be a wizard."

"what?"

Tang Tang and Edmund were originally chatting and laughing. She continued to flip through the pages of her phone casually, but when she saw the painting on the phone, the conversation came to an abrupt end.

She stared at the painting and slowly frowned.

Edmund was indeed very perceptive. He noticed Tang Tang's astonishment and whispered, "Nikoletta...what's wrong with you?"

"No, nothing." Tang Tang sighed. "I just saw something familiar."

"Looks familiar? What is it? Can I see it?"

Tang Tang turned the phone over and showed it to Edmund.

Edmund looked over and saw an oil painting on the phone interface. On the painting was a colorful, sturdy and terrifying giant anaconda.

The anaconda was painted to look terrifying. The yellow-brown patterns on its body were carefully depicted by Andrew with a brush, and it even gave people the illusion that they could smell the fishy odor of the anaconda.

"Is this an... anaconda?"

"Look carefully at where the anaconda is curled up."

Edmund looked over and saw that within the depicted shadow was a broken baby.

The baby was pale and rotten, and was entangled by a giant anaconda. The scene was weird and bizarre.

Edmund looked disgusted and said, "Andrew's work is really..."

But Tang Tang began to wonder how Andrew knew about the anaconda?

This definitely cannot be a coincidence. After all, anacondas and babies are common, but combining anacondas and babies together means there is definitely something fishy.

"So, you said you saw something familiar... this painting?"

Tang Tang raised his eyes upon hearing this, then held his chin with one hand and said lazily, "I guess so."

She raised her eyes and looked at Edmund. "Do you have Andrew's contact information? I need to ask him something about this painting."

Edmund really felt a little regretful now.

Damn it, why did he have to mention Andrew?

But since Tang Tang wanted him to, he honestly told Tang Tang Andrew's contact information.

But he still pretended to look at Tang Tang pitifully, muttering childishly, "Dear Nicoletta, believe me, I'm much better than Andrew, that guy who can only draw!"

"Yes, yes, yes." Tang Tang was not particularly interested in Andrew himself, mainly because he did not quite meet her aesthetic standards. "You are the best, my dear Edmund."

The system complained about Tang Tang,

[What do you mean it doesn't fit your aesthetic? What kind of aesthetic do you have? You obviously only like things that look good.]

Facing the system's complaints, Tang Tang said calmly,

[Aesthetics, aesthetics, is about beauty. If I don’t like beauty, why should I like ugliness? ]

She has no opinion on whether a person is beautiful or ugly. After all, appearance is innate and some people cannot change it.

She wouldn't discriminate against people who are not good-looking, but when choosing a partner, if there are good-looking ones, does that mean she should choose the ugly one?

She has no mental problems and her eyesight is very good.

As he spoke, Tang Tang also used Edmund's handsome face to wash his eyes.

Edmund didn't know why Tang Tang suddenly looked at him, but he still kept his advantages in mind. The moment he looked into Tang Tang's eyes, he smiled brightly.

Yes, it feels like this face, when smiling, is brighter than the crystal chandelier in the villa.

Most importantly, Edmund was very attentive. He took the initiative to look at Tang Tang and asked, "Do you want to talk to Andrew online? If it's something important, maybe it would be better to talk in person."

Tang Tang looked at him and saw Edmund secretly throw away the chess piece, then took her hand and whispered, "I'll ask him to come over for you, okay?"