This key was made of refined gold, something extremely valuable in the Cultivation World.
But to Tina and the others, it was merely a precious artifact worth some money.
Tina had even assumed the key was made of gold and gemstones. Though it was quite hard, gold with a low purity could also be fairly hard in ancient times.
So, if they could not remove it, Tina had decided to leave it behind so as not to delay what came next and to get out of the cave as quickly as possible.
She had not expected this mercenary named Monroe to ask for the key.
"Oh? You want this?" Tina waved a hand, stopping Tra from speaking further, then turned to look at Chen Mo. She had no other thoughts on the matter. Since Chen Mo wanted it, the prerequisite was that he had to be able to remove the key.
"Yes," Chen Mo said. Wasn't that obvious? If I didn't want it, I wouldn't have said anything. Besides, it's refined gold—something incredibly valuable. These people can't even recognize it. It really feels like everyone else is drunk while I alone am sober. Not a bad feeling.
Tina pondered it. Letting this mercenary have the key should not be a problem. Besides, even if he took it, there was no guarantee he would be able to make it out.
Even she was now troubled over how they were supposed to leave this Underground Space after completing their mission.
In other words, even if Chen Mo got the item, there was no telling whether it would truly end up belonging to him.
Yam stood behind Tina. Seeing her hesitate, he seemed to think she did not want to give the key to Chen Mo, so he stepped forward, intending to refuse