Li Ang clicked on Chaichai's phone screen and continued playing the video content.
The screen showed a middle-aged appraiser with two goatee patches and a humorous appearance, eloquently speaking in front of the camera.
"Dear audience, this knife has a straight blade front, a curved end, one and a half hands long, with a cross-shaped guard and a handle protruding to the left, resembling a heron's beak. This kind of knife is called a messer, specifically a kreigsmesser, meaning the German war knife. This weapon was popular in 15th to 16th century Central and Northern Europe, used by civilians to fend off robbers and thieves in the forest. At the time, some dignitaries also used it for hunting or as a handsome ceremonial weapon..."
The appraisers invited as guests on the program "Slaughter Field Evaluation" are all talented individuals with impressive skills, knowledgeable about astronomy above and geography below,
