"Your analysis is correct. The vase is worth two million bucks if it is still in pristine condition." Darryl continued, "However, you missed something, the time when the vase was broken."

Shawn's expression changed, but he did not say anything.

"Kid, you're acting like you know more than a museum employee."

"You looked like a security guard. Wait, you smell like you just came out of a washroom. Are you also a janitor?"

The crowd laughed; Darryl indeed smelled like he had urine on him.

There was one person who did not laugh; Dora stared at Darryl frozenly.

Darryl crouched and took a piece of the shattered vase. "Experts would know that the Yuan dynasty's delftware was made from a mixture of two ingredients—china stone and kaolinite. Therefore, when a delftware item broke, its yellowish base would get dark if it was exposed to air."

Darryl handed a piece of the porcelain to the middle-aged man. "The pieces in the luggage can prove that the vase was broken quite some time ago. Base