Lifespan.
It was an especially sensitive hidden attribute.
Before this, Roger had not even known that such an attribute existed!
But now.
The bare data was laid out before him.
He was a little unsettled.
Regardless of what the preset lifespan was.
One Johnny Turtle equaled one additional year of lifespan!
Just thinking about it made his heart race.
"You're a brother I'm definitely making friends with!"
Roger's gaze gradually firmed.
He jogged over and stored Johnny Turtle's corpse in the only empty slot in his storage pouch.
Only then did he leave with light steps.
Night fell. Charcoal Fire Inn.
After eating and drinking his fill.
After repeatedly declining the enthusiastic invitations of two well-endowed ladies and one handsome young man.
Roger sauntered back to his single room.
Johnny Turtle's corpse was rather large and inconvenient to process, so he could only set it aside for now.
He took the "Revealing Potion" out of the crucible and, together with the "Forbidden Item Appraisal Scroll," began appraising the Gargoyle Statue.
Without Qi Divination Technique, appraisal was actually a very troublesome task.
In Mystra.
Every item possessed a hidden attribute called "Appraisal Value."
The corresponding attribute for people was their "Cognition Count."
When your "Cognition Count" exceeded an item's "Appraisal Value," that item no longer needed to be appraised.
A person's "Cognition Count" depended on knowledge from many different areas:
racial common knowledge, regional common sense, professional knowledge... and so on.
"Appraisal Value," meanwhile, usually depended on an item's rarity.
The more common an item was, the lower its Appraisal Value; more obscure items, however, might have extremely high Appraisal Values.
For example.
The Appraisal Value of everyday clothing was infinitely close to zero.
This meant that anyone could understand its purpose and value and use it proficiently.
But items