All Chapters of THE ABSOLUTE APPRAISER SYSTEM: Chapter 11
- Chapter 12
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CHAPTER 11: THE ELITE'S INVITATION
The morning sun filtered through the floor-to-ceiling glass windows of Ryan's new luxury penthouse apartment, casting a brilliant glow over the polished hardwood floors. On the sleek marble kitchen island, a high-end corporate tablet flashed continuously with incoming message alerts. Following the explosive success of the Global Heritage Gala, the name "Ryan" had become a mythical whisper among the city's highest billionaire circles.He was no longer the sweating caddie carrying heavy leather bags under the brutal sun. He sat calmly, sipping a cup of premium black coffee, dressed in a comfortable silk robe.System, Ryan called out internally, setting his cup down. Display my current status layout.A crisp, glowing blue interface window snapped into focus right before his eyes, its golden borders pulsing with the optimized power of his recent Tier 3 upgrade:[Host Profile: Ryan][Current Capital Assets: $10,040,500 Liquid Cash.][System Rank: Capital Overlord (Tier 3 Active).][Unlocke
Chapter 12: Shattering the Guild
The words navigational blackout cut through the salty sea breeze of the pavilion like a localized thunderclap, shattering the calm atmosphere completely. The four senior appraisers from the national museum guild instantly lost their smug expressions, their faces turning a furious, mottled shade of crimson. The lead appraiser, Julian, stepped forward aggressively, his polished leather shoes clicking sharply against the stone floor as he pointed an angry, shaking finger directly at Ryan’s face."You arrogant, uneducated brat!" Julian roared, his voice cracking with pure indignant rage. "You dare stand in the sacred pavilion of the Vance Elder Council and spout such unscientific, fear-mongering garbage? We are certified Master Appraisers with over a hundred years of combined experience! Our equipment utilizes the highest military-grade wave technology available on the domestic market! The density reading confirms standard late-nineteenth-century industrial iron! There is absolutely no ma