Hanhai Venerable Lord brought up the Yin Soul Big Shot, and interestingly enough, the two True Lords actually agreed.
This was not strange at all. The price Feng Jun had set for the Soul-Fixing Pills was already extremely high—five thousand Upper Spirit Stones each.
In truth, no faction lacked methods for nourishing the Divine Soul. Soul-Fixing Pills were indeed somewhat more effective, but the gap was not as great as one might imagine. Everyone had to consider cost-effectiveness.
Speaking of cost-effectiveness, Hanhai Venerable Lord was truly unafraid of comparing himself with the two True Lords. In the end, both were clan True Lords. Although they controlled ample Spirit Stones, they had to consider matters from every angle and calculate things for the sake of their entire clans.
But Hanhai was different. He was a sect cultivator and did not need to shoulder the responsibilities of the entire sect himself. Though he did not have many Spirit Stones on hand, he also had fewer people to support, so he did not mind occasionally paying a premium.
Just like when he had bought the Emergence Soul-Stabilizing Pill: he had readily spent eight Extreme Spirit Stones. Xuanyuan Buqi would probably have been reluctant to do so.
Strictly speaking, when the two True Lords heard that a Soul-Fixing Pill cost five thousand Upper Spirit Stones, they had already begun to hesitate—if Feng Jun had sold either of them five Soul-Fixing Pills, they probably would not have been willing to buy them all.
They certainly needed them, but if they were too expensive, they could simply buy fewer. If other methods could solve the problem, then there was no need to use Soul-Fixing Pills.
This mentality was actually normal, and it proved that Feng Jun's pricing was not wrong—good things had to be sold at