Chamber President Hamilton's gaze fell on Luo Qian's palm. He held a cube, each face divided into smaller squares of different colors. "What is this?"
Luo Qian gave the Rubik's Cube a few casual twists, then tossed it to Chairman Hamilton. "Try getting all the squares of the same color onto the same face." Hamilton was no ordinary man. If someone had produced a puzzle while an ordinary father's daughter was at death's door, that father would likely have thrown him out in a rage. But Hamilton immediately saw the value behind it.
As the Buddha Ancestor had said, Saints were interested in things that held little value in themselves but might inspire their cultivation. The Rubik's Cube, which had once taken the Lower Realm by storm, was undoubtedly one of them.
Hamilton tried a few turns, then spent a long while studying it before setting to work. Even after working at it for some time, he had only made a mess of the colors. He could not help laughing. Luo Qian asked, "Well? Will it do?" Chamber President Hamilton burst into hearty laughter and clapped him on the shoulder. "It will. It absolutely will! Hahaha!"
"Tie E, take these twenty Superior Saint Stones back and use them to prepare for the wedding." Chamber President Hamilton swept away like a gust of wind, leaving Luo Qian and Tie E with the tray on the table. Tie E stood dazed for a long moment. Disappointment, then hope—the sudden swings had left him distracted. "You really didn't have to give him that. I don't care whether I marry her or not. I haven't even seen her face, let alone developed any feelings for her. You could have sold that thing for at least two hundred Superior Saint Stones!"
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