Secret Records of the Leader of the Beichen Sword Sect-Chapter 962 - 495: Worth Money (Part 3)

"Sir, you must be joking with me."

Tie Dan chuckled, casually grabbing from the corpse remnants a dismembered Nascent Soul General's corpse. With a twist and a pull, the Blood Claw extracted a section of crystalline, blood-glowing meridians along the spine from his fingertips.

"Do you think I'm blind? Isn't this your silk?"

Yuyu raised an eyebrow, keeping silent for a while.

Tie Dan flicked the meridian,

"My Divine Sect has researched for many years and understands that the people of the Central Plains can cultivate and seek the Dao mainly because they possess Spiritual Silk meridians, unlike the Western Regions' native tribes. This allows the Divine Sense within the skull to spread throughout the body, aiding the interaction between organs, flesh, and True Qi, guiding the path of cultivation and Qi Cultivation cycles.

Thus, not only can they efficiently engage in Qi Refining and Body Tempering like demon beasts and Spiritual Birds, achieving twice the result with half the effort, but they can also manipulate Qi with Divine Sense, cultivating the Great Dao of the Tai Chi Golden Pill. This process of Qi Refining and washing the meridians is essentially purifying and refining the Spiritual Silk within the meridians.

As the cultivator's realm grows, the meridians will continue to purify, upgrade, and expand, distinguishing the superior from the inferior. All the way until forming the Elixir, transforming into a Nascent Soul, and undergoing Divinity Transformation, the silk itself has no inherent distinction of quality; the difference lies solely in the purity and concentration of Spiritual Qi within.

But the problem is, even if I completely dismantle a cultivator's body, skin, and muscle, I can't even gather three pounds of silk. Plus, the purity of a human's meridians is affected by the cultivator's own Qi Cultivation talent, deeply embedded in the organs and bones, tainted with filth. If unintentionally broken, it's rendered useless, requiring laborious effort to skin and collect, making recycling practically infeasible.

Yet, the Immortal Palace—no, your company can mass-produce silk on a large scale with astounding purity and quality, even using it for clothing and making talismans!

Though I don't know if you've truly raised some Immortal Silkworms continually spinning there, I do understand that whether it's Spirit Silk, True Silk, or Immortal Silk, there isn't a big difference.

Silk, in essence, is the same; it just depends if the contained Spiritual Qi's purity and concentration meet the standard for preparing materials for Magic Artifacts corresponding to the respective realm.

Those Mountain Men painfully ascend through each realm in their cultivation path, truly believing your nonsense as if some silkworm slowly cultivates and produces silk upon reaching a certain realm, limiting the production.

But I know your company's real capability: a rebel army of hundreds of thousands can be brushed out in a single night, and for whatever Demon God exists, hundreds of millions of pounds of silk are needed for their production, so where does your production come from? And this is just Yingtao moving the strings; let alone your boss above?

I've severed your Boss Shi's alloy Dao Body and fought three hundred layers of Gang Fist, so don't try to fool me with those tricks meant to deceive monkeys.

If you want me to work, it's possible—here's my asking price: Wanyu Immortal Silk, ten thousand and two hundred bundles, two million six hundred and fifty-five thousand two hundred pounds."

Yuyu remained silent for a while, then suddenly blossomed into a smile, as beautiful as a flower,

"Alright, so be it."

To be honest, Tie Dan really didn't expect it to agree so readily. After a moment of silence, he couldn't help but ask,

"…So what's your actual annual production? Can you really satisfy my demand?"

Yuyu shrugged,

"Here? Annual production is only about 300,000 tons. It's not exactly an industrial plane, you know.

Rest assured, since you love silk so much, I'll specially ship some in for you; it's not that valuable anyway.

Of course, as you mentioned, purification and filtering take a bit of time, processing some procedures and going through some formalities.

But our technology department's budget approvals are way looser than their control department. You'll see once you've stayed a while.

You don't need to worry about anything else; just bring the creature I asked for.

Whatever it is, bring it."