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No one would've imagined broccoli to be enlightened in this day and age.

And it wasn't just ordinary broccoli. Instead, Brooklynn was an emerald broccoli.

"Are you the emerald broccoli I'm thinking of?" The appraiser's eyes sparkled with excitement as his gaze toward Brooklynn grew fervent.

Could Brooklynn possibly suggest that she was a stone transformed into a spirit?

Though he knew mystic arts existed, he'd never imagined encountering such a magical phenomenon in his career.

"Are you the emerald broccoli from the National Museum's collection?"

To him, any stone capable of becoming a spirit had to be a national treasure-level artifact.

Brooklynn glanced at the appraiser and sullenly replied, "No."

She was just an ordinary emerald broccoli. The person who carved her was unremarkable unlike Shannon in front of her, whom she now recognized as the real Rosalie.

From Shannon, she could sense the distinctive stone energy of a true artisan.

"You're the Stone Spirit," Shannon said with certainty.

Now securely bound and having given up on resisting, Brooklynn nodded. "Something like that.

"I don't have a name. You probably won't know the person who carved me either. He was just someone who specialized in forging stone artifacts."

Her words caused the others in the room, especially the manager and the appraiser, to frown deeply. If there was one thing they despised in their field, it was forgery.

"He didn't start that way. He was just unlucky," Brooklynn said as if trying to defend her owner.

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In the beginning, the man entered the emerald carving trade with unbridled passion. It took him five years to learn how to identify stones to hone his craft and create his first finished piece.

He dreamed of becoming a renowned emerald carving expert. To pursue this goal, he spent all his savings to become an apprentice to a famous expert.

He hoped to refine his skills under the expert's guidance and gain more opportunities. For this, he endured countless humiliations and treated the expert with great respect. He reminded himself it'd all be worth it.

But in the end, the expert took credit for all his words.