Everyone who had come in was thinking the same thing: They'd struck it rich this time.
The young scions clearly looked down on these little things, so the players could take whatever they wanted without worrying that anyone would try to snatch it from them. There were so many good things, and the players were all evenly matched. There was no need to fight over them; they could simply split whatever they found.
The young scions had other aims. They didn't care how obsessed the others who had followed them in were with the castle's contents. They merely watched in silence as the players ransacked the place.
But the situation wasn't as good as the players had imagined. The things inside the castle weren't free for the taking. Take the gems and Sub-class Stones in the floor and ceiling, for instance. They couldn't be cut out with ordinary items. They seemed to be one with the castle. Not only were they impossible to remove, it was hard to leave even a mark on them.
"Could the entire castle be a Dungeon?" one player guessed.
Quite a few players thought so, Xu Huo included. Of course, it wasn't only a Dungeon that could be this sturdy. It might also be a location item or something else. Either way, the players stood to gain far less than they'd hoped.
"You can pick up the vases." Some players started examining other objects. Vases, some of the paintings, and a few small decorative ornaments weren't attached to the castle. Some were items, while most were just works of art. A few players were still interested, so they took whatever they could carry.
The young scions kept an eye on them, seemingly without meaning to. Their expressions betrayed some disdain and amusement, but years of