"Oh? What kind of thing do you need to trade?" I asked, pretending to be curious.
Night Winter wore an expression that clearly said, What are you trying to do? She was obviously displeased that I wanted to trade the star maps.
The young woman had no idea what we were planning and immediately said excitedly, "Star Artifact Bureau points, or points from here, will both work. It's just that the conversion rate between the two is different."
"I see. Then will you accept them?" I asked with a smile, raising the star map in my hand.
The young woman immediately frowned and looked us up and down. "We do, but the astrological deduction maps we accept have to be top-grade, and they must never have appeared here before. Besides, the price isn't high—only about one-tenth, because what matters is the process and result of completing them, not the unknown star artifact produced by the deduction."
"Only one-tenth? Forget it, then." I chuckled.
The young woman looked puzzled, but once she realized we weren't interested, she immediately became perfunctory. "All right. If you ever want to sell it, come contact me again."
Watching the young woman run off to peddle her wares to others, Night Winter couldn't help saying, "Xia Ye, I only hope you won't change your mind at the last moment. Otherwise, the consequences aren't something we can bear."
"Don't worry." I spread my hands, looking completely unconcerned.
"When are you planning to challenge the arena? There are only two days left today, right?" Night Winter asked again.
"Aren't there still two days? I'll take a look first. There's no rush. Go check out the surroundings."
Night Winter clicked her tongue and said, "I'll go after you challenge the arena."
"Just because someone came out to sell star