Chapter 604 Gift
If he has 15 drops of Mythical Beast's blood, he would never trade it with such a suspicious item.
Those 15 drops can be made into 15 Legendary-Grade Items if the Magic Craftsman has decent crafting skills! It can also create the best auxiliary parts of his Diamond-Tier Automatons if handled by the Magic Technicians.
Aside from that, there is also an item that can summon a Mythical Beast Projection with a drop of blood, and it's probably the best option out there when getting a drop of their blood.
After all, Mythical Beasts are known for their power and mysterious powers.
It is just too wasteful to trade 15 drops of Mythical Beast's blood for a necklace with unsure origin. Vincent couldn't think of anyone that would take such a deal except for him.
"Do you know why Sir Lockwell needed this much blood?" Vincent asked. He also knows well how important the blood of a Mythical Beast was.
If possible, he would offer several Peak-Grade Potions instead to get this necklace.
"Hmm… I heard that he needed 30 drops of blood to complete his son's mechanical limbs. It was his left arm and right leg…"
"Ahh? It's for prosthetic limbs? Isn't that a bit too much?" Vincent asked in surprise.
Emil smiled as this is also his reaction when he heard about this.
"Sir Lockwell wants these drops of blood to be used as ingredients. I heard that he already collected fifteen drops of blood from a Mountain Drake to make his son's arm but still lacking for the right leg."
He explained as he recalled the rumors he heard.
"I see, he must really love his son. He's willing to spend this much, huh…"
Vincent sighed as he continued. "Does he really thinks that 15 drops of blood are equal to the 100 High-Tier Spirit Stones he listed here?"
"Well, no one is selling Mythical Beast's blood so prices can vary depending on the ones buying or selling."
"Ahhh… That makes sense…" Vincent replied with a gentle nod.
"If you're planning to make this trade, you don't have to worry that it will be taken anytime soon. I can tell you that there's no one capable of bringing up 15 drops of Mythical Beast Blood or even 100 High-Tier Spirit Stones. They're too precious. If I'm not mistaken, someone might even trade 40 High-Tier Spirit Stones for a drop of Mythical Beast Blood."
"I see… This price is really out of proportion." Vincent nodded as he continued checking the first floor.
Aside from the necklace, he didn't find anything of value. The weapons and other equipment were too expensive because of their historical value.
It would not be smart to purchase them unless they would be a really useful item for him.
On the second floor, Vincent and Emil found several people…
As expected, this floor has more practical items that people would want to trade.
Vincent even heard a few people trying to negotiate the prices of items.
"Hey… Isn't this High-Grade Recovery Potion a bit too pricey? I understand that they're extremely rare in this land but no one will be able to purchase this at this price… 20 Mid-Tier Spirit Stones are just too much."
Vincent couldn't help but raise his brows after hearing these words.
Previously, he sold his High-Grade Recovery Potions for 80 Low-Tier Spirit Stones…
1 Mid-Tier Spirit Stone is equal to 10 Low-Tier Spirit Stones so the price of his potion being sold for 200 Low-Tier Spirit Stones!
He then heard the clerk explaining with a calm voice as she seem to have expected this much.
"As much as we want to sell this for a cheaper price, we only have 3 of these in our possession. We can't lower its price anymore. If the injury you wanted to cure isn't that severe, we still have Mid-Grade and Low-Grade Recovery Potions in our possession. However, those items aren't being sold for Spirit Stones. The seller wanted some ingredients instead…"
"Ugh…" The man who was complaining wanted to continue but realizing that everyone is already looking in his direction, he can only give up as he fixed his coat and said. "Fine, let me see those Mid-Grade Potions…"
Vincent only glanced in their direction to confirm the potion that was being sold. The bottle has changed into a fancy one but he can tell that the content is something he had enhanced before.
"Well, they're businessmen indeed."
He then continued looking around and found several items that he found quite useful.
After almost an hour, Vincent purchased a few items.
They were a couple of swords, a pair of gloves, a pair of shoes, a skill book, an unappraised ring, and a Silver Tier Automaton.
This made him spend 8 High-Grade Potions of varying types, 50 Mid-Tier Spirit Stones, and a Pseudo-Legendary Cobalt Sword in his possession.
The most expensive among them is the Unappraised Ring which Vincent had to trade with his Pseudo-Legendary weapon.
The seller originally wanted a Legendary Sword for that ring but it was simply too unfair for the traders. With Emil's help, he was able to contact the seller and the man easily agreed with the Pseudo-Legendary offer instead.
If Vincent offered an Epic-Grade weapon, the man might've even agreed since no one is trading for the ring for several months already.
"I didn't expect you can casually trade a Pseudo-Legendary Item… I guess that Black Tower's land is truly prosperous and filled with genius Magic Craftsman… I want to go there someday." Emil thoughtfully commented after seeing the trade.
Aside from his Automaton, he only has Unique-Grade Items in his possession… Of course, there are enchantments or inscriptions on these items but they're definitely not as valuable as the Psuedo-Legendary Cobalt Sword he had seen just now.
"Ahh… Don't expect too much… I just have some spare items to trade because of the recent war…" Vincent replied.
Before Emil can reply, Vincent added. "Take this ring… It's a gift from me…"
"Aahhh… I didn't do anything, Sir Vincent. This is too much." Emil said in a hurry after seeing the Epic-Grade Ring in Vincent's hands.
Vincent smiled as he explained. "I need you to ensure that no one will trade for that necklace while I'm away. I will come here again or I'll send someone to trade for it after a few weeks or maybe a month."
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