Susu asked with unusual sharpness, "You're planning to sell it to her? Isn't that a bit of a waste for something so good?"
Wicked Little Love sneered. "Heh, that thing of his is useless!
The fine pieces everyone else has are at least mithril chains. His is silver!
Exquisitely crafted, intricately woven, and expensive—but it's still silver. Useless!
He only bought it because he gambled that the natural Moonlight Stone would be popular, and he even went through all that trouble to ask Black Rose for help!
And what happened? Out of every ten thousand natural Moonlight Stones, only one is born in the shape of a crescent moon. It's somewhat valuable, sure, but the price can't go that high.
That's what happens when a gambler loses.
Being able to sell it at a good price is practically a gift from heaven!"
"How... how did you know?" Liu Nongyu asked in alarm.
"Asking Sword has... lots of students, and lots of teachers," Wicked Little Love said expressionlessly. "Classes can happen anytime, anywhere.
I'm in the economics department.
Our instructor used the affair between your Night Hawk and the Silver Moon Church as material for a finance lesson.
You were a very outstanding negative example. You thought you were the blade harvesting the chives, but you turned out to be the chives instead."
Liu Nongyu gritted his teeth. "Does everyone in Asking Sword have some kind of illness?"
"Why are you arguing with a student?" Xi Manman casually played with her fingers. "He clearly only entered Academy Star a few years ago. He isn't even one of the seasoned students yet, just a greenhorn.
Still, why did you think anyone would buy a silver chain?"
Moonlight Stones personally polished beneath moonlight by Selûne's archbishops had a special property. Once they became