Million Times Talent-Chapter 193: Trading For Heavy Water

Ye Xuan naturally knew how many demon beasts Chu Feng had killed and also seized the rings of the three young masters of the Jia family. The demon beast materials and various treasures were countless, making even her envious.

"Alright," Xu Dishan led the three appraisers out excitedly.

Seeing them leave, Ye Xuan lightly sipped her tea, the smoke rippling with a hint of charm as she said, "Chu Feng, are you selling the dragon egg? Name your price!"

He glanced at her with a hint of playfulness, extending a finger and shaking it.

"The dragon egg is currently not for sale! If I decide to sell it in the future, I'll consider selling it to you." Chu Feng said somewhat cynically.

In the past few days, he had also looked at some information about ancient heavenly dragons, understanding that when a heavenly dragon hatches, its strength is equivalent to that of a human royal.

As for how far it can grow, no one can say for sure!

In any case, the value of the dragon egg is unimaginable.

Ye Xuan, still not giving up, said, "Chu Feng, with your current strength, you don't even have the strength to hatch the dragon egg."

"How about selling it to our Ye family? Whether it's star crystals, starry sky fairy dew, or other things, even emperor-grade techniques, you can name your price."

Chu Feng teased, "If your Ye family has Five Elements Spirit Pearls, or at least Five Elements Chaotic Mother Crystals, then it's not impossible to consider."

The Five Elements Spirit Pearls were legendary treasures that only existed in ancient texts.

Any one of the Five Elements Spirit Pearls would probably be worth far more than a hundred dragon eggs.

Ye Xuan furrowed her brows slightly, knowing that Chu Feng was unwilling to sell the dragon egg. She said, "Then let's trade for one yuan of heavy water! Here are six drops of one yuan of heavy water."

Finishing her words, she handed over a purple-gold gourd.

Chu Feng took it and found that although the gourd looked small, it was as heavy as a mountain.

Opening the gourd, he discovered six drops of lush liquid, surging with endless water elements.

Chu Feng nodded in satisfaction, smiling, "Good stuff, just a bit too little! What's the price?"

"Fifty star crystals per drop of heavy water, a total of three hundred star crystals! You can use the Heavenly Dragon Blood Crystals to pay, three cubic meters!" Ye Xuan said.

"Good!" Chu Feng readily agreed.

Calculating, Chu Feng was slightly at a disadvantage.

But he had too many Heavenly Dragon Blood Crystals on him. If he sold a large quantity, the price would definitely drop, so there was no need to haggle over this.

Soon, the two completed the transaction.

At this time, Xu Dishan walked in. "Master Chu, the counting is complete, worth 149.5 billion."

Chu Feng took out another ring, inside were various materials and spirit herbs.

"503 billion!" Manager Xu quickly reported another figure.

"A total value of 2 trillion!" Ye Xuan decisively stated.

"Agreed! One hundred billion in cash, and one hundred star crystals!" Chu Feng said directly.

The two quickly completed the transaction, chatting for a while.

Ye Xuan stood up slowly, smiling, "Chu Feng, I'm going back to Yan Capital. I hope to see you again in Yan Capital in the future!"

"Sure! The Imperial Dragon Pool is in Yan Capital, and I'll definitely go." Chu Feng nodded.

Ye Xuan was originally from Yan Capital. She came to Jiangning for the Moonlit Void Lotus and the secret realm.

Now that everything was completed, it was not surprising for her to return.

At that moment, the two waved goodbye.

...

With the one yuan of heavy water in hand, Chu Feng did not linger and returned to the Jiangning Holy Martial Institute in the afternoon.

His return to the institute immediately caused a sensation.

"Chu Boss!"

"Young Master Feng!"

...

Along the way, whether they were freshmen or old students, all greeted him with enthusiastic and respectful eyes.

Chu Feng nodded in acknowledgment.

However, unexpectedly, Chu Feng hardly went out. He remained unusually silent, as if he hadn't returned at all.