Tang Tian Snags a Treasure, Reveals His Twin Martial Souls, and Wins More of Xiao Wu's Affection!

Heh, another clueless little lamb ripe for fleecing.

This lousy dagger hadn't even cost me a few Copper Soul Coins to pick up.

The stallholder thought, I'm making a whole Gold Soul Coin in pure profit, with tears in my eyes!

Tang Tian looked at the crooked merchant's face as he struggled to suppress his smile.

Suddenly, he stopped reaching for his money and said suspiciously:

"Wait... aren't you agreeing a little too readily?"

"You're not ripping me off, are you?"

"No, you'll have to throw in two more things, or I won't feel comfortable."

The crooked merchant's smile froze.

He felt rather frustrated, wondering why children these days were so difficult to deal with.

To keep the deal from falling through,

he sighed helplessly and casually traced a circle along the edge of his stall.

Pointing at the pile of miscellaneous objects inside it, he said:

"Fine, fine, little master. You win."

"Pick any two odds and ends from here as extras. Will that do?"

Tang Tian stood on no ceremony, crouching down to pick through them.

First, he selected a somewhat worn string of old wooden beads.

Then he picked up a small, oddly shaped stone ornament.

Finally, his finger pointed seemingly casually at the "Meteoric Iron" disguised as a scale weight.

"Boss, this dagger doesn't have a sheath. I'll have to get one fitted myself when I take it home. What a hassle."

"I'll just take these two little trinkets, and..."

Tang Tian took out a Gold Soul Coin and handed it over.

At the same time, he casually scooped up the scale weight:

"This lump of iron looks pretty heavy. Just right to take home for my grandpa to weigh down his pickle jar."

The stallholder glanced at the worthless lump of iron, which he couldn't