Chapter 350: A priceless treasure, but only worth thirty cents?

However, to outsiders, this herb was just a ball of gray powder, and no one in Rome could recognize it.

Only Ying Heng, with the insight of a land immortal, was able to see his extraordinary qualities.

Therefore, he bought this miraculous herb that could repair physical injuries at a low price of only thirty cents!

Just thirty cents, just the cost of a meal!

Not only that, there are also many wonderful formations and strange treasures. If they are real, their value is enough to buy the whole of Rome.

However, they are regarded as waste, sold cheaply, or even sold together with broken vases.

If Ying Heng had not intentionally raised the price, the average transaction price of these treasures would probably be no different from that of the medicinal herbs, worth only a few dozen coins!

He has collected more than ten usable herbs, and countless books on unique skills, at least a dozen.

Not to mention those hidden secrets of inheritance, Ying Heng, with his cultivation as a land immortal, has also discovered quite a few.

After this raid, Ying Heng was relieved. Thanks to the Romans' ignorance, they actually traded all the royal treasures.

Maybe they think they are smart, after all, they are not just butchers.

They may think that those seemingly ordinary things are just a pile of garbage. I can only say that these people are really blind!

Back in the Duchy of Rose, all items from the auction have been returned.

While taking inventory in the warehouse, Ying Heng discovered that the harvest this time was quite rich.

He originally thought that some things were useless, but after cleaning them up, he realized that most of his judgments were not wrong.

After seeing the main gains, Ying Heng's attention once again focused on the soil and jade that initially attracted him.

When Ying Heng first saw these two objects, he felt strange, as if they contained mysterious powers like those of land gods.

Because of this, he couldn't wait to ask the Duke of Darkness to deliver them to him.

Alone in the warehouse, Ying Heng began to carefully examine the mysteries of these two things.

As he examined the soil, he noticed that although there were some impurities on the surface, its overall scent was unique.

Especially the aura it exudes is extremely unique.

At first, Ying Heng thought that the soil only carried spiritual energy, and he hoped to find mysterious seeds hidden in it, which might give birth to extraordinary plants.

However, after some exploration, he discovered that there were no mysterious seeds. The existence of spiritual energy came from the characteristics of the soil itself. This phenomenon confused him.

He felt that the soil was extraordinary.

So, he used his divine sense to probe and found that the soil seemed to contain a mysterious power.

It can condense spiritual energy on its own, maintain its own spirituality, nourish the plants growing on it, and protect its spiritual energy from dissipating. Such ability is extremely powerful.

After Ying Heng thought deeply, a key idea came to his mind - this soil is suitable for growing fairy grass.

To Ying Heng, the magical herb is of great value.

Unfortunately, he has never been able to find suitable immortal soil. Ordinary soil cannot nourish spiritual herbs, and the problem of insufficient spiritual energy cannot be solved.

But with this fairy soil, everything may change. What is even more amazing is that the quality of this soil is superior and can condense high concentrations of spiritual energy, making it a treasure among fairy soils.

Perhaps in the future we could grow powerful plants, or even, with the help of the system, cultivate immortality fruit trees. This harvest is already extremely rich.

When Ying Heng turned his attention to jade, another surprise came quietly.

He originally thought that this jade only carried a charm and possessed the magical power to change fortune.

However, after further exploration, he realized that there was a powerful hidden power hidden in the jade! Upon further observation, Ying Heng discovered that one of the faint divine thoughts seemed to be guiding him to explore a specific place.

Based on the instructions of his divine consciousness, he deduced that this direction pointed to a secret realm that only the powerful immortals on earth could enter.

Ying Heng gladly put away the jade, planning to find out for himself later.

Ying Heng took the jade into his arms and continued to explore the warehouse.

The things sent by the Duke of Dark Night did not attract much attention from Ying Heng at first.

After all, he didn't think anyone would be stupid enough to ignore the secrets in ancient books.

However, when he flipped open a worn bamboo tube and took a quick look, he realized that the Romans might have been really stupid.

This bamboo slip records a secret method of cultivating the physical body. By constantly absorbing the essence of the sun and the moon to temper the physical constitution, one can lay a solid foundation from the beginning and stimulate endless potential in the body!

It may even lead to a leap in a person's strength!

This kind of skill is a priceless treasure for any empire, but he did not expect that the Romans would sell it to him for only thirty coins.

Those ancient books also recorded many secret realms and secret stories. The value of this knowledge could not be measured by money, but Ying Heng easily pocketed it with just a few dozen coins.

However, the Romans were so obsessed with worthless glass vases, which made Ying Heng feel both amused and sad.

At this time, the Duke of Rose gently knocked on the door of the warehouse and asked, "Do you still need our help in sorting out?"

Ying Heng looked around and saw that the Dark Night Duke's belongings had been basically packed up, so he said to the Rose Duke behind him: "You come in alone, there are some things I want to give you."

The Duke of Rose walked in and stood next to Ying Heng. Ying Heng casually picked up an item from a pile of miscellaneous items and threw it to the Duke.

The Duke took it, read it, and asked in confusion, "What is this?"

"This is an excellent set of skills. It can stabilize your cultivation and continuously purify the true energy in your body, ensuring that your strength will increase. Take it." Ying Heng replied calmly.

Upon hearing this, the Duke of Rose was extremely excited, because such a technique was extremely rare and might not be found even in the library of the Roman Empire.

However, when he looked carefully at the bamboo slips in his hand, he suddenly found that he seemed to have just bought the same bamboo slips for thirty cents!

He did pay attention to the contents of the bamboo slips at the time, and there was clearly not a single word on them!
Moreover, this bamboo slip is only worth thirty cents!
"Why are the words on this bamboo slip so clear now?" The Duke of Rose whispered, his face full of surprise.

"It's not that the words on the bamboo slips have become clearer, but that I let you see them clearly, do you understand?"

Ying Heng’s words shocked the Duke of Rose!
He seemed to realize something in an instant.

If the person in front of me has the ability to make the words on the bamboo slips appear, then...

The Duke of Rose looked at the pile of bamboo slips with trembling eyes, and realized that something shocking was happening!

……

After finishing the cleaning, Ying Heng waved goodbye to everyone at the warehouse door.

At this auction, the Kate royal family demonstrated extraordinary business skills. Not only did they successfully sell many treasures, they also got to know many powerful people, including many Roman warriors.

At the same time, he cleverly won over the Roman forces.

At the dinner, he even tried to find out the intentions of the Duke of Rose.

However, the Duke's caution prevented him from learning any truth.

These were all the information privately conveyed by the Duke of Rose after the auction. Through these, Ying Heng roughly understood the current true situation of the Roman Empire.

The empire seemed powerful on the surface, but in reality it was plagued by internal and external troubles. The conflicts between landlords and peasants, as well as the hardship of the civilians, made their quality of life far inferior to that of the people of the Qin Dynasty.

(End of this chapter)