The Alliance of Heirs Came Treasure Hunting

Hill looked toward the residential district. Was there a reason they had come only after he opened it?

Martha hesitated. "Could it have something to do with the people staying in the apartments? A few young people from Neverwinter rented an entire floor together. They don't look like they come from ordinary families.

"The people above them are from Baldur's Gate, those below them are from Waterdeep, and the fourth floor is occupied by people from Silver Moon City.

"They're all cities in the Silver Moon Alliance. They might be planning something."

"I don't want guesses, Martha." Hill smiled. "I want answers."

"Understood, sir. Please be patient. I'll find out as soon as I can." Martha promptly vanished.

"Daddy Hill~" Aglaia came over.

Liszt had notified her as soon as Hill finished speaking. She must have finished stocking up by now.

"Aglaia, you have enough of those pearls, don't you?" Hill asked, turning toward her.

"Of course. I keep pearls of that grade piled up in a warehouse. Once this avatar was ready, I grabbed some at random. I haven't counted them, but there should be thousands." Aglaia raised her right hand.

A bracelet of more than a dozen aquamarines glittered on her wrist. Each one held a storage space.

Compared with spatial crystal rings, aquamarines could not hold very large spaces, but they were well suited to storing things from the sea.

Each contained a pool of pure seawater.

Such aquamarines were exceedingly rare even in Telashir. They formed only in the deepest oceans, and the few that surfaced were carried in by currents.

Before the God of Space-Time appeared, each aquamarine had cost as much as a piece of adamantine twice its size.

They were not so expensive now.

But given equal storage space, one aquamarine ring could