But the treasures displayed in the open were nothing worth mentioning. Most of them were merely hard-to-sell commodities, so I did not even look at them. I only glanced around to see whether there were any other separate rooms. Usually, the smaller the room, the more precious the things inside.
I said indifferently, "There should be an inventory ledger, right? Bring it out and let Miss Zhiling take a look. Then let's settle the accounts directly according to the simplest order and sort everything into three things not to take and three things that must be taken..."
"What are the three things not to take and the three things that must be taken?" The three young girls, Zhiling included, grew curious.
I was so skilled at looting treasures that I could probably write a book about it. If a storage bag could not hold something large despite its high value, it was not worth taking—for example, unrefined ore. Some of those were half the size of a room. But now, with the contents of an entire treasure vault, my storage bag was not particularly large, so such things were all tasteless burdens. Those were the things not worth taking. On the other hand, some things were low in value and took up little space, yet were commodities, so they were necessary—for example, Mijing gemstones and the like. A small quantity was useless, but once the quantity grew, their value rose, and they were convenient to carry away in a storage bag. Those were necessary. Thus, after I explained it to the three young girls, they immediately understood.
Miss Zhiling was assigned to appraise the value of everything. Of the other two young girls, Jinxin became responsible for checking the inventory ledger, while Jinlin, who was often bullied, became the laborer