The fox extended her palm and took the small brochure on the table, flipping it open in her hands.
The brochure was exquisitely printed with images of the items to be auctioned at this event.
Her crimson nail polish tapped lightly on one of the pictures, a high ancient jade dragon-patterned box from the Western Han Dynasty.
The starting bid was 5 million USD, making it the most expensive item at this art and artifact auction, and it was also the fox's target.
Unlike Fifteen, the fox only cared about money.
Thus, she didn't care about right or wrong; as long as there was money to be made, she'd steal anything she was asked to steal.
This time, a buyer specifically requested that high ancient jade dragon-patterned box, offering 4 million USD.
An amount like this was worth the risk for her.
In the small mirror, the fox's slender fingers were reflected, with a red fingernail pointing at the high ancient jade dragon-patterned box.
