It was merely based on the woman from Endless Cliff's introduction that everyone surmised this scroll might contain a method for cultivating some kind of secret technique.
As for whether the secret technique was of high or low grade, no one knew.
Naturally, such a scroll did not draw much interest from the cultivators.
Even those who bid on it did so purely in the hopes of picking up a bargain.
After Su Shi'er placed his bid, the price rose only slightly, and he easily won the scroll.
Compared with the first spiritual item, the price he paid was undoubtedly far smaller.
As for whether it would ultimately prove a loss or a profit, let alone anyone else, even Su Shi'er himself could not be certain.
But his thinking was simple enough. He was in no shortage of Spirit Crystal resources.
Moreover, Endless Cliff had put these two treasures up for auction, yet among so many cultivators present, none could identify them.
Their value was surely beyond that of ordinary treasures.
Even if he learned their origins in the future and found them to be of little value, at most he would lose a few Spirit Crystals.
At the very least, he would have come to know two more treasures.
Besides, over the past two months alone, listening to other cultivators recount the origins of several hundred treasures had greatly broadened his horizons.
Those insights alone were worth a great deal of Spirit Crystal resources.
And if they proved immensely valuable, there was even less to say—he would make a tremendous profit.
At the very least, his trip to Endless Cliff had brought him some gains.
After another two months passed, and yet another treasure was identified and successfully auctioned off.
This time.
The woman in the air did not