Mysterious Fire Golden Dragon Cauldron, Dragon Pattern Pill (Extra Chapter-Asking for Monthly Votes)
A Grade 3 High-grade Magic Treasure was not something one could easily buy in an ordinary marketplace in the Cultivation World, much less a relatively rare defensive-type magic treasure.
The moment the Auction Convention's first item, the "Purple Cloud Banner," appeared, it immediately sparked competition among the many cultivators below. Rooms raising their placards to bid dotted the entire venue, and the atmosphere of the auction instantly turned blazing hot.
"Twenty-three thousand Spirit Stones!"
"Twenty-six thousand Spirit Stones!"
"..."
"Good! Esteemed Guest Number 920 bids forty thousand Spirit Stones. Does any fellow cultivator wish to bid higher? Please be quick, or this treasure will belong to this esteemed guest."
While the Carefree Sect group was speaking, the price of the "Purple Cloud Banner" had already climbed to forty thousand Spirit Stones. By then, only a few cultivators in the venue were still raising their placards to bid.
In the marketplace, a Grade 3 High-grade Magic Treasure generally sold for around thirty thousand Spirit Stones. Defensive magic treasures were usually twenty to thirty percent more expensive, bringing them close to forty thousand Spirit Stones.
However, high-tier magic treasures of this kind were generally goods with a price but no market. Whenever cultivators encountered a special magic treasure suited to their cultivation technique's attribute, there would always be plenty willing to spend extra Spirit Stones for it.
Hearing the white-haired elder hosting the auction urge them on below, Chu Fengping, who could not bear to part with this magic treasure, hesitated briefly before choosing to raise his placard and continue competing.
"Forty-two thousand Spirit Stones!"
"Good, Esteemed Guest Number 670 bids forty-two thousand Spirit Stones. Are there any fellow cultivators with a higher bid?"
Seeing Chu Fengping offer an even higher price, the white-haired elder's face immediately showed greater delight. He once