He had not come here because he was poor. As one of the shareholders of the Treasure Pavilion, he owned seventy percent of the Milk Tea Shop's shares and earned a substantial annual income. He could still afford these Spirit Bones.
But these Spirit Bones were not easy to find.
The Spirit Bones of the Ice Jade Scorpion and Dark Gold Dreadclaw Bear were among the rarest. Their prices were one thing; specifically searching for them was absolutely no easy task.
As for the Wind Baboon... it was simply too weak. Most Wind Baboons were between ten and a hundred years old. Even thousand-year-old ones were rare, let alone ten-thousand-year-old ones. The probability of low-tier Soul Beasts producing Spirit Bones was extremely low.
So at a time like this, it was the academy's turn to act.
Once the enormous machinery began operating, finding these Spirit Bones was indeed difficult, but the speed was countless times faster. The Treasure Pavilion itself had some in stock, and after notices were posted, it began gathering more of these Spirit Bones.
A few minutes later.
Yan Shaozhe left and returned.
He tossed Su Wen a Storage Ring, then leisurely sat back down and took a sip of the still-warm strong tea. "There are three Spirit Bones inside: one each from a Wind Baboon, an Ice Jade Scorpion, and a Dark Gold Dreadclaw Bear. The Wind Baboon's was the hardest to find. There's only one that's over three thousand years old, and its original owner seems to have been a mutated species. The other two are ten-thousand-year-old Spirit Bones. Try them first. If they're useful..."
He did not continue.
But Su Wen understood. If they were useful, then as long as he said the word, the entire Treasure Pavilion would quickly mobilize and gather all