In Treasure Measure, even Billy was having a hard time understanding what was going on.

Before he came, Zachary made it very clear that he was here to dupe Raymond Cole, and he had come.

As such, his job was now to claim that this bronze sculpture which was made in the last century was actually from the Renaissance era and then sell it to Raymond at a cutthroat price.

But now, Raymond himself was saying that it was medieval? What was that supposed to mean?

Even as he was left confused, he blurted out, "Sir, if you say it's from medieval times… then how much is it worth?"

Raymond thought about it and said, "It's quite an unpopular item, but it's not to say that no one would buy it or that no one likes it. The main issue is that there were plenty of wars at that time, and most bronze would be used for weapons. Copper production would be low with rationing as well, so bronze tools were naturally rare for civilians."

"Gilding is common for better quality items, and from the northern