Ye Yuan both loved and hated this method of extending his perception.
After all, keeping his perception extended constantly consumed his Mental Power.
And the consumption of Mental Power differed greatly between land and sea.
After many attempts,
Ye Yuan found that on land, extending his perception consumed several times more Mental Power than it did at sea.
So maintaining his extended perception at this moment was simply not worthwhile.
If he depleted too much Mental Power, it would also cause serious harm to Ye Yuan himself.
Therefore, Ye Yuan would not slack off when simple physical labor could save Mental Power.
The warehouse they had won was quite simple.
Aside from the two Commemorative Badges, which were fairly valuable, the most valuable items were several pieces of furniture that had been relatively well preserved.
After two hours of sorting,
Li Shiyun called in an appraiser
to assess the items they had sorted out.
What Ye Yuan had never expected was that the Commemorative Badges he considered quite valuable
were priced by the appraiser at only ten thousand dollars.
Fortunately, the appraiser had not been stingy when it came to the furniture.
In the end, Ye Yuan and Li Shiyun secured 20,800 dollars as their final funds for entering the next round.
"What kind of taste is that? This treasure is worth only ten thousand dollars? I'd give him ten million and have him get me a thousand of them."
Ye Yuan muttered indignantly.
His complaint made Li Shiyun burst out laughing beside him.
"What's there to be angry about?
Take carp in America, for example. Every year, Americans spend huge sums trying to control them. But what if they were brought to Huaxia?
Those carp would all be wealth.
So in many cases, different countries value the same item