Ch. 61Flowing Cloud Sword
Key Plot Points and Events
- An auction house is selling a set of magic tools called the Flowing Cloud Sword, consisting of a green and a purple sword, crafted by a renowned Artifact Refiner using rare materials. Despite being high-grade, they rival top-grade magic tools in power.
- The starting bid is 300 spirit stones, with increments of at least 5 stones. Bidding reaches 400 stones, but a young man in a white gown outbids everyone, causing tension as he's recognized as the Young Master of Juque Fort.
- Qin Fengming, the owner of the swords, watches the auction. After selling the swords for 360 stones, he visits the Treasure Pavilion to sell more magic tools.
Character Developments
- Qin Fengming: Shows ambition and resourcefulness in selling his magic tools, understanding their value and market demand.
- The Elder (You): Auctioneer who appreciates the Flowing Cloud Sword's quality and handles the bidding process professionally.
- Young Master of Juque Fort: A wealthy and influential cultivator who outbids others without hesitation, showing his status and power.
- Shopkeeper Dong: The cautious and experienced shopkeeper of the Treasure Pavilion, handling the purchase of Qin Fengming's magic tools discreetly.
Significant Themes
- Power and Status: The Young Master of Juque Fort's actions showcase his power and status, intimidating others into backing down from bidding.
- Value and Demand: Qin Fengming understands the value of his magic tools and seeks to sell them in the right market, demonstrating the demand for powerful artifacts among cultivators.
Character Interactions
- Qin Fengming and the Elder (You): Qin Fengming observes the auction, while the Elder handles the bidding, creating a tense atmosphere when the Young Master of Juque Fort outbids others.
- Qin Fengming and Shopkeeper Dong: They interact discreetly, with Qin Fengming being cautious about revealing his identity, and Shopkeeper Dong professionally assessing and purchasing Qin Fengming's magic tools.