Just as Han Su was about to lose patience, Rong Qiyue's expression suddenly changed. He carefully set the object down, then picked up the glasses. After examining them for a long while, he shuddered violently. He carefully put them down before quickly backing away.
He stared at Han Su with a strange look. "Bro, what kind of things do you usually deal with?"
"Get to the point."
Han Su interrupted him with a frown. He looked down at the two objects as well and asked, "Can you tell what they do or where they came from?"
"This isn't about what they do or where they came from—"
But when Rong Qiyue saw the disdain in Han Su's eyes, he remembered the lofty manner expected of someone from their mysterious organization. Realizing he might have disgraced the organization, he hurriedly composed himself and said, "There are usually a few ways to identify relics."
"First, practical value."
"A lot of the technology we have today originated from relics. By analyzing and tracing the technology in them, we've found ways to put it to use."
"Second, historical value."
"Some relics aren't special in themselves, but they can solve historical mysteries, which makes them extremely valuable—"
"And third—"
He paused, then spoke gravely. "Mystical properties!"
"Mystical properties?"
"That's right!"
Rong Qiyue took a deep breath. "Many mysterious forces and creatures have appeared throughout history. They're half-real entities. Anything they come into contact with can retain some of their power, and the more contact it has, the more power remains."
Han Su wasn't unfamiliar with this. The first time he had met Song Chushi, Song Chushi had explained a similar theory to him.
"So these two things..."
Rong Qiyue tried to suppress his alarm, but his voice still trembled slightly.
"Both of these objects have