Li Su went out.
After cultivating in his room for more than ten days straight, he left the room that had cost him a hundred thousand a day.
The first thing he did upon going out was check out.
The fees might have been steep, but they were calculated by the hour.
As long as he had not stayed a full day, he could still get quite a bit of money back.
He had stayed less than three hours. At eight hundred bright silver per hour, he could get back nearly seven thousand two hundred bright silver. That was no small sum—an entire Golden Core family might not even spend that much on food in a year.
After getting his refund, the first place Li Su went was the Grand Trading Hall.
Everything there was listed directly for sale, with an abundance of ordinary materials, including both second-rank and third-rank goods.
Once an item was listed, anyone could join the auction. The trading process was simple: auctions lasted anywhere from an hour to a full day, and the highest bidder won.
The items mainly sold here were treasures produced in relatively large quantities, and their value was still astonishing. Of course, they were nowhere near as valuable as precious medicinal herbs or rare attribute ores, which could sell for several—or even dozens of—times the price of items of the same rank.
Naturally, Li Su was not particularly interested in those treasures. They were simply too expensive. After all, they were not things that only one or two people needed, so there was no need for them.
If possible, he wanted to buy some third-rank medicinal herbs related to healing, or ores that could be made into life-saving magical treasures.
There should be quite a few Celestial Immortals in the Xia