In Treasure Measure, Raymond unwrapped the red cloth around the bronze sculpture in front of Billy and the camera.

There was a brief flash of surprise on his face, and it was soon gone.

Still, he picked up the bronze sculpture, fiddling with it as he asked, "Do you know where it's from?"

"Yeah," Billy nodded. "A Renaissance-era sculpture. I think the base makes it obvious."

Raymond looked up at him and asked in curiosity, "Are you sure about that?"

Billy, presuming that Raymond had already noticed a catch, quickly said, "Well, the old man had an expert check it, and the expert said it was immediately obvious! To be honest, I want to sell it because the old man just passed away—gotta sell this baby before my brother goes for a garage sale."

He had certainly added more details to the script, and Raymond nodded as he said nonchalantly, "But it doesn't look Renaissance to me. Sculptures from that era—be it the craftsmanship or the unique attributes? It's quite different from this one