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CHAPTER 97
Author: Chessman
last update2024-12-07 22:35:39

At that moment Jason turned to the gallery staff, his voice calm but firm. “Switch off the lights,” he instructed.

Upon hearing what Jason just said.

Immediately The murmurs in the room grew louder as a staff member hesitated, glancing at the curator, who gave a begrudging nod. The gallery lights dimmed, casting the room into shadow. Jason stepped closer to the painting and gestured toward the staff again.

“Now, bring the blue light.”

The staff complied, rolling in a small UV light. Jason positioned it in front of the painting and turned to the crowd.

“The artist of this painting mentioned a unique feature,” he began.

“When exposed to UV light, the real piece is supposed to glow—bright and vivid—for exactly 33 minutes before the effect fades.”

At that moment He switched on the blue light, directing it toward the artwork.

Immediately the room held its breath as a faint glow emanated from the canvas. At first, it seemed promising, a soft luminescence that captured everyone’s attenti
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