Chapter 1956 Hypocrisy

It's a new day, sunny and clear.

Just after nine o'clock in the morning, Ye Tian took his team of lawyers, seven or eight company employees, and a large number of armed security personnel to the famous British Museum.

After a fortune of astronomical sums at the Ritz Hotel yesterday, today he is ready to loot the British Museum, as well as the British royal family and other famous British cultural institutions, to continue his success.

Today at the British Museum, he will hold a series of meetings with representatives of the British Royal Family, the British Museum, the British Library and the David Foundation.

If there are no unexpected circumstances, when Ye Tian and the others leave this famous museum, they will take with them many art transaction contracts that have already been signed.

In the next one to two days, these art transaction contracts will be fulfilled one after another, and a large number of Chinese antique art masterpieces in the collections of major British museums and cultural institutions will fall into Ye Tian's hands.

In exchange, many of the remaining antiques from the Knights Templar's treasures will be on public display in major museums in the United Kingdom.

In particular, King Edward I's golden crown and other antique artifacts closely related to the British royal family will fall into the hands of the British royal family and become their treasures.

Once all the art deals have been executed, the joint exploration team can leave the UK and return triumphantly.

As soon as Ye Tian and his motorvoy arrived in front of the British Museum, many media reporters who had already received the news and heard the news immediately rushed up like a tide.

Fortunately, the London police and British Museum security personnel on duty at the scene had been prepared to stop the reporters outside the cordon, leaving a direct passage to the main entrance of the museum.

As soon as the convoy stopped, Cole was the first to get out of the car with a large number of armed security personnel, and set up another line of defense within the police cordon, vigilantly watching everyone around.

After confirming the safety of the scene, Ye Tian and David got out of the car and landed on the square in front of the British Museum.

As soon as they appeared, the media reporters outside the cordon suddenly began to ask questions loudly as if they had been beaten with chicken blood.

"Good morning, Steven, I'm a BBC correspondent, can you tell me about the private auction that took place yesterday at the Ritz Hotel, where you sold a lot of valuable antiques according to reliable sources!"

"Good morning, Steven, I'm the New York Times correspondent in London, why did you come to the British Museum today?

The gold, silver, treasures and antiques from the Knights Templar's treasures are all very valuable, especially the golden crown of King Edward I, which is of special significance, do you think of bringing them back to New York?"

Hearing these surging questions, Ye Tian immediately stopped and turned his head to look at these media reporters.

He quickly glanced at the scene, then said aloud with a smile:

"Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, journalists, I'm Steven, it's a pleasure to meet you all here, the weather is very nice today, and I hope everyone can have a good day.

Thank you very much for your attention, just now a reporter friend asked about the private auction I held at the Ritz Hotel yesterday, so I will tell you about it, so as not to let everyone speculate.

At yesterday's private auction, I sold some of the worldly possessions I had acquired from the Knights Templar's treasures, namely gold and silver treasures and antiques.

Some of the unsold gold and silver treasures and antiques were entrusted to the major auction houses in London, and in the coming period, those gold and silver treasures and antiques will appear in various auctions one after another.

I still have half of the treasure I have left, and in the next few days I will trade the remaining gold and silver treasures and antiques or entrust them to the major auction houses, and dispose of them all on the spot in London."

"Wow! What a fortune to deal with all of them in London! Absolutely going everyone crazy, Steven is making a lot of money!"

"Isn't it! The value of the gold products and jewels and diamonds in the treasure alone is an astronomical amount of wealth, not to mention that they are all antique relics, and their value is even higher!"

There was a sound of discussion at the scene, interrupting Ye Tian's words and making him have to stop.

While there was a lot of discussion, everyone at the scene looked at Ye Tian's eyes, full of envy and even jealousy, and everyone hated to replace him.

Ye Tian raised his hands and pressed them down gently, signaling everyone to be quiet.

When the voice of the scene fell slightly, he immediately continued:

"Needless to say, the reason why we came to the British Museum today is to talk to the British Museum and several other well-known cultural and museum institutions about art trading, hoping to achieve good results, and everyone is very happy.

Here, I would like to state in particular that all worldly possessions in the Knights Templar's treasures belong to us, the Intrepid Exploration Company, and I have the right to dispose of them freely, there is no doubt about that.

In fact, many of the antiques from the Knights Templar's treasures, although they belonged to me, it was very difficult and troublesome for me to take them with me and bring them back to New York.

For example, King Edward I's Golden Crown, and his and the Earl of Lancaster's Crusader Knights' Equipment, are well-deserved British national treasures, and I can't leave England with them.

When the priceless treasures were found in the Temple Church, the Queen of England and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom made it clear that no one would be allowed to leave the country with the priceless treasures, and that they must remain in London.

Why, then, should I take them out of England and break the laws of England? I am a businessman, and I am a businessman, and of course I want to trade them out and try to maximize my profits.

I've chosen to deal with the British royal family and the British Museum, which we've approached a few times before and reached some tentative agreements, and hopefully we can get the deal done today."

Speaking of this, Ye Tian seemed to inadvertently glance at the New York Times reporter who had just asked a question, and a cold light flashed in the depths of his eyes.

As far as the eye could see, the New York Times reporter who was standing behind the cordon suddenly felt a chill on his body, and a cool air rushed directly from his heels to the top of his head, making him shiver.

He knew in an instant where this chill was coming from, where else could it be other than Steven's ruthless and no-holds-barred bastard?

Steven, this bastard won't trouble himself, right? I'm also full of food, and I'm idle to provoke this guy who will take revenge, isn't this asking for trouble!

As soon as he thought of this, the New York Times reporter immediately took a step back, and a look of horror flashed in his eyes!

After a quick glance at this suspicious guy, Ye Tian's gaze looked elsewhere, and a bright smile always bloomed on his face.

He then answered a few more questions before ending the impromptu interview, and then, under the protection of a large number of security personnel, walked with David and the others towards the main entrance of the museum.

In just a few moments, the group had arrived at the main entrance of the British Museum.

At the same time, Fisher, the director of the British Museum, accompanied several museum executives, just in time to greet him from the museum.

After the two sides met, it was natural to have some false courtesy.

Then, Fisher answered questions from several media reporters, and then took Ye Tian and them up the stairs and entered the British Museum from the staff passage.

Although I have been to the British Museum many times, I am very familiar with the antique artworks displayed in this famous museum, and even familiar with them.

However, entering this top museum again today, Ye Tian was still completely attracted by the top antique artworks that radiated bright light, and he could hardly move forward.

Unfortunately, I am here today to negotiate with the British, not to visit the museum, and I don't have much time to admire the top antiques and artworks that the Brits have scavenged from all over the world.

After entering the museum, Ye Tian and the others only stayed in the exhibition area for a moment, and then under the leadership of Fisher and others, they went straight into the office area.

It didn't take long for the group to arrive at the door of a medium-sized conference room in the office area, and then walked into the conference room.

As soon as he entered this conference room, Ye Tian saw several very familiar faces, all of which were some old friends he had met and dealt with before.

Led by Prince Charles and Prince William, as well as the Secretary of Culture and several senior officials of the Ministry of Culture, as well as the Director of the British Library and the Chairman of the David Foundation, among others.

Seeing these Brits, Ye Tian immediately smiled and said loudly:

"Good morning, His Royal Highness the Prince, His Royal Highness the Prince, and gentlemen, it's a pleasure to see you all again, I didn't expect you to come so early, I'm very sorry to keep you waiting"

As he spoke, Ye Tian stepped forward, shook hands with these Britons one by one, and greeted them as if they were old friends.

"Good morning, Steven, this is London, as landlords, we should have arrived first, and we didn't have long to arrive, we can't wait, we are happy to meet you again"

When shaking hands, Prince Charles said a few polite words, but his eyes were full of jealousy.

At this time, he was so happy!

If the situation allows, he would really want to punch the extremely greedy bastard in front of him and give a good outlet!

After a few polite greetings to each other, everyone walked to the long conference table in the middle of the conference room and sat down on the left and right sides.

Next, the talks officially began, and this was another back-and-forth battle.