Road to becoming the wealthiest: Starting From Treasure Hunting in the Cabinets
Chapter 902 - 512: We can do this thing!_3

Chapter 902: Chapter 512: We can do this thing!_3

If that were the case, Sean Knight would consider other candidates.

Thinking about the people he knew in the Middle East, the lack of options was not an issue.

"No problem," Cheryl Suweton said after listening to Sean Knight’s words, immediately making the decision for her brother, "It’s definitely no problem for Delton to handle this.

I know Lester Francis; he holds some sway among the European Royalty. If he can be of any help in something he cares about, I believe my brother would be more than willing."

With that said, Sean Knight had a better grasp on the situation.

He had Delton Suweton’s contact information and checked the time—it wasn’t too late—so he made a phone call to Delton.

Delton still had some resentment toward Sean Knight.

He knew about Sean’s recent trip to Sweden.

Delton was unhappy that Sean didn’t visit him.

Therefore, his tone on the phone wasn’t very friendly.

"Knight, I need an explanation from you. Why was Cheryl completely out of reach a few days ago?"

Delton’s question made Sean feel somewhat awkward, but he immediately thought of Cheryl’s words and naturally changed the subject:

"Delton, I think there’s been a misunderstanding. Originally, I had planned to discuss something with you, and now it’s about the same matter—I’m currently negotiating something very important with Mr. Lester Francis.

At Mr. Lester’s invitation, I had to come to Minsk for urgent talks, which I think you can understand—and this matter, I’m hoping you can be involved."

"What’s it about?" Indeed, the moment Delton heard it was a discussion with Lester Francis, his attention was immediately piqued.

After all, compared to the nominal royal house of Sweden, Lester, a well-established noble, was both prestigious and wealthy, with no ordinary influence.

After responding to Sean, Delton probably felt he might have been too hasty, fearing a misunderstanding, so he asked again:

"Is that the Lester who serves on the board of several listed companies?"

"That’s him," Sean knew of Lester, naturally through Robert, "We’re planning a collaboration and need a middleman whom both sides trust.

I recommended you, and he also thinks you are suitable, so what do you think..."

"Well, if that’s the case, then I guess I’ll reluctantly agree," Delton’s words still had a hint of reluctance, but the speed of his agreement betrayed his eagerness:

"What exactly is your collaboration about?"

"That’s something Lester has to discuss with you in detail. I don’t know to what extent he needs to speak with you." Sean couldn’t speak on Lester’s behalf.

"Alright then, I’ll call Mr. Lester." It was surprising to see Delton had so much respect for Lester.

"I think it’s better to let him call you," Sean quickly interjected, "After all, you are a prince, so maintain your dignity."

"Okay, I’ll wait," Delton was surprisingly agreeable.

After Sean finished the phone call, he stepped out of the Room and saw a person sent by Lester waiting outside.

"Tell Mr. Lester that he can now contact Prince Delton to discuss this matter," Sean said.

He believed Lester could obtain Delton’s contact information. There was no need for him to provide it.

Half an hour later, Lester came to find Sean.

"Mr. Knight, I did not expect you to be able to contact Prince Delton so quickly—I was gambling when I approached you for collaboration, but now, I suddenly feel that I made a very correct decision!

Please wait a moment; in one hour, half of the items displayed in the album will be sent here. After those cultural relics are moved out, the other half will be handed over to you! Our cooperation starts from now on!"

Sean was somewhat surprised.

He had thought that even with Delton as a mediator, there would still need to be a contract signed when working with Lester.

Yet, after speaking with Delton, Lester immediately announced the beginning of their cooperation!

It was apparent that Delton must have expended quite a bit of effort!

Of course, this was also good news for Sean.

It certainly saved a lot of trouble.

Now he was actually looking forward to the arrival of those items.

After all, to be honest, although the first two pages of items in the album were valuable and famous, they were not rare for Sean.

But the items on the six pages that followed were full of anticipation for Sean!

After Lester left, Lincoln Harrington knocked on the door and came in.

He could see Sean’s current state of unease, but that uneasiness was one of anticipation and hope.

"Boss, what’s up?" Lincoln asked with concern.

"I... I’m waiting for some items," Sean replied with a smile, knowing his current state was somewhat unusual, "You must have noticed I was a bit rash after seeing that album today."

"Yeah. I think you decided too quickly, boss, after all, the trip is really somewhat dangerous."

"But those items are worth it," Sean said. "Do you know what’s on that album?"

"Didn’t Lester mention it? The front part comes from the royal family’s collection. The back part is a collection of antiques he’s gathered over the last few decades..."

"The royal family’s collection is fine," Sean added. "But it’s those antiques in the back I’m particularly interested in, I have a strong suspicion that those items were excavated from the great tomb of the Windsor Royal House!"

"The Windsor Royal House? Wasn’t their tomb supposedly plundered long ago?" Lincoln also found it incredible!

"That’s why... I’m excited!" Sean didn’t hide his excitement, "Do you know? If those antiques are genuine, they could have significant importance for researching our domestic history!"

The tomb of the Windsor Royal house had always been elusive, but during the chaos last century in domestic wars, a great tomb was discovered in Luoyang Jin village due to weather conditions and was later confirmed to be the tomb of the Zhou king.

However, the contents of the tomb had been pillaged by cultural relic traffickers abroad.

At the time, amidst the chaos of warlords, the artifacts were not protected, and with the collusion of domestic traitors, by the time the domestic cultural heritage departments became aware, the great tomb had already been emptied.

Previously, Sean had acquired some items from that period.

But how could one ever have too many such items?

If these were genuine, then their value as cultural relics would be tremendous!