Chapter 1948

"I hope you will accept this," the visitor said.

"Please thank Mister Campbell for me," replied Wilbur.

"Of course."

After the person left, Wilbur spread the Nine Dragons Painting on the table. He saw nine dragons soaring in the clouds, each with a different form. They looked vivid and lifelike. The craftsmanship was exquisite, but Wilbur felt a sense of familiarity. He seemed to have seen this Nine Dragons Painting somewhere before.

After careful consideration, Wilbur thought of his two bronze cauldrons. One with a single dragon and the other with three dragons, the dragon patterns carved on them were almost identical to those on the Nine Dragons Painting.

From this, an idea emerged in Wilbur's mind: this Nine Dragons Painting and the Nine Dragon Cauldrons should have come from the same person. Painting and sculpture were two completely different concepts, and being able to integrate the two to display the same spirit of dragons soaring over the seas could probably only be d