Hang Dali looked at Ye Lin in shock. He couldn't understand it.
"Yes. How much of this stuff can this corpse be exchanged for?"
Ye Lin nodded again with absolute certainty, not forgetting to raise the law fragments in his hand.
"This is the corpse of a Heaven-Devouring Python. Though its condition isn't great, it's enormous. If you exchanged the whole thing, it could probably fetch over a thousand top-grade Heavenly Crystal Stones."
"If you want to exchange it for Heavenly Crystal Stones of other grades, you could get even more."
After pondering for a moment, Hang Dali answered with certainty, his eyes growing somewhat fervent as he looked at Ye Lin.
He had no idea why such a fool existed in this world. Ferocious beast corpses were food—fundamentally what people relied on to survive.
Heavenly Crystal Stones, put nicely, could raise one's strength by a negligible amount; put bluntly, they were useless, nothing more than currency for everyday trade.
After all, those large tribes all preferred using Heavenly Crystal Stones for transactions.
"Only this much?"
Holding the law fragments in his hand, Ye Lin fell into thought. The laws contained within these law fragments were exceedingly faint. To increase one's strength, he would need at least several hundred thousand law fragments before they would be of any use.
Yet the corpse of the giant python they had gone to such lengths to kill could only be exchanged for a thousand or so? The values were far too disproportionate.
From what this fellow said, the Heaven-Devouring Python was even considered rather valuable.
They only had three days. How could they obtain a large number of law fragments within those limited three days?
As for outright robbery? How much could they rob, anyway? They couldn't even find these people's settlements.
"Right,