"If we were selling them, what do you think would be a fair price for a three-year cultivation stone?" I rubbed my chin, weighing the three-year Chaos Stone I had just made in my hand.
"Again, so quickly..." Jade Venerable was dumbfounded, but she still settled the shock in her heart before saying, "Since this kind of spacetime stone can't even be identified by the Jade Disk, it's something the market has never seen before. Its price does indeed require careful consideration. For a three-year one, I think those desperate to break through would pay a thousand shattered crystals without even blinking, but..."
"For a three-year one, if we're opening a shop, we'll naturally sell it for only a hundred shattered crystals." I immediately tossed the three-year cultivation stone to Jade Venerable.
Taking the stone, Jade Venerable's emotions became terribly conflicted. "Only a hundred shattered crystals?! This is a spacetime stone the market has never seen before!"
"Actually, it's just a matter of borrowing force to strike with force. The Chaos Stones themselves aren't completely devoid of power. It's just that, given their spacetime dimensions, they're like a celestial immortal fallen into the mortal world—utterly useless. I'm merely using the chaotic aura they possess to alter their own structure, infusing them with a few arrays so they can activate and affect Yuan-force cultivators. Making several hundred or even a thousand a day wouldn't be a problem." After I finished speaking, I continued controlling the modified replica stones from a distance and rewrote another three Chaos Stones.
Practice made perfect. Although the arrangement of chaotic aura and the residual energy differed in every Chaos Stone, under my exquisite control, I first balanced the arrangement of the three stones, then controlled the arrays' penetration. Before long, I had likewise reproduced three three-year