Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 1358

Shannon had two aliases.

One was Rosalind, which was used to sell talismans on MysticApp. Thanks to her early prolific and high-quality work, she gained fame, and her alias was an open secret in the mystic arts community.

The other was Rosalie, an emerald carving expert with some renown in the emerald carving community. Her foray into emerald carving was due to Thalia's teaching that emerald pendants carved by mystic masters carried a stronger spiritual efficiency.

She took up carving as a skill to create talismans while indulging in her artistic whims to craft other small, unique pieces. This was both practice and a means to earn money.

Since emerald carving was an expensive hobby, Shannon often found herself broke before returning to the Jensen family. A good piece of raw stone could easily drain all her savings, so selling her carvings became an essential source of income.

Her works had a distinct style that made Rosalie instantly popular. Since she'd never revealed her face publicly and all her transactions were handled through Zidane, the emerald carving community mythologized her as a mysterious new expert.

After returning to the Jensens, she hadn't released any new work for a long time as she was busy and financially secure.

Hank was the first to discover Shannon was Rosalie. It was a secret others didn't know. Rosalie had carved the Mini Stone Turtle he held in his hands.

Brooklynn failed to recognize that the emerald pendant was one of Rosalie's works yet claimed to be interested.

Hank couldn't help but sneer. "So, you're saying you're Rosalie? Do you have any proof?"

Brooklynn found Hank's reaction strange but played along and presented her special certification badge.

At this auction house, both buyers and sellers had designated identification badges. However, for creators, the auction house issued a special identification to verify their identity.

Creators were considered valuable resources, and the auction house often facilitated introductions between them and interested collectors.