Hurry in the Wind

But the reward for this quest was simply too generous!

The dragon blood flower was an ancient, precious plant and also the main material used to make the rainbow bridge potion. The rainbow bridge potion was a medicine capable of saving lives when someone was on the verge of death; generally, high-tier scholars carried it with them when they went out, so that in the event of poisoning or injury they could temporarily cling to life, holding on until rescue arrived or treating themselves in time.

One could imagine just how precious the dragon blood flower was.

Even without the ability to make the rainbow bridge potion, selling the dragon blood flower out in the open could fetch an astronomical price, and it might even earn one the friendship of a high-tier scholar—that value was massive beyond measure.

Ten thousand magic stones were equally terrifying.

Generally speaking, a decent tier 0 spell was worth only a single magic stone, and a tier 1 spell was worth no more than a few magic stones. Borrowing a book from the library in the tower didn't even cost a single magic stone, and some dukes' and marquises' daughters who came to the tower lacking aptitude would sleep with someone or do whatever was asked, and it might not even be worth a single magic stone. Ten thousand magic stones were already enough for An Yang to live extravagantly for a long time.

The music conch was also magical; it was said to be from a creature of the mermaid race in distant waters, capable of automatically playing beautiful music while possessing a trace of intelligence, and it was used in many experiments.

As for the moon elf... this one was even rarer!

There were no elf races around the Mesoyarland Federation; one had