The An Family donated several hundred thousand Spirit Stones. These Spirit Stones passed through Mo Hua's hands and were delivered to the Dao Court Office, where they were piled up in the Dao Court Office's storeroom and set aside for unified allocation when the grand array was built.
And the An Family also received the gratitude of Elder Yu, the Dao Court Office, and the Dao Soldier Bureau, as well as a favor from Mo Hua.
But the Spirit Stones still were not enough.
Mo Hua frowned as he looked at the Grand Array Jade Slip, calculating the Spirit Stones required, only to discover that there was still a shortfall of several hundred thousand Spirit Stones. Doubt could not help rising in his heart:
Did an ordinary grand array really require this many Spirit Stones?
Mo Hua had a very good memory. He remembered Mr. Zhuang saying that if all the Spirit Stones from one small Spirit Mine were used, they could probably build one small-scale grand array.
Although that was on the premise of not counting the craftsmen's wages, as well as the Spirit Stone consumption when the grand array was operating.
But now there were so many Spirit Stones—enough to match several small Spirit Mines—yet the budget still was not enough.
Was this really a First-Grade Ten-Pattern grand array?
"Mr. Zhuang couldn't have tricked me, could he..."
Mo Hua muttered inwardly.
But since things had already come to this point, thinking about that no longer had any meaning.
On the contrary, the higher the grade of the grand array, the stronger its power would naturally be, and the more certain they would be in hunting Feng Xi.
Mo Hua now instead hoped that the grade of the grand array could be a little higher.
In any case, he