When Golem's chest was smashed by Lynn and a fist-sized bead was dug out from it, Golem, whose whole body was covered in scars and whose legs were cut off, finally stopped struggling or moving.
Lynn did not mourn for a moment the loss of those Dimeritium Bomb used in the previous battle.
Although the cost of those Dimeritium Bomb is not low, but even so, he still makes money.
Because he is different from other witchers.
Other witchers simply make money from commissions.
Therefore, unless absolutely necessary, he would never waste alchemy bombs and potions as lavishly as he did.
But he is different.
He does commissions to expand his network of contacts, and the reward is secondary.
Besides, he had already received a lot of rewards from the great elders Brovar and Istredd.
No need to worry about money in the short term.
In this case, it doesn't matter if you earn less, just earn less.
The "experience" given by Golem is good.
Lynn had been saving these attribute points before, but they were useless.
I just plan to add "Alchemy" to it when I have accumulated 5 points.
His current School of the Wolf Swordsmanship and Signs are both master-level.
They are no different from old demon hunters like Geralt and Vesemir who have seen big storms.
But in terms of alchemy, he is still only at the level of a formal demon hunter.
Just as Uncle Bao's core item is English, Alchemy is also the core item of the Demon Hunter.
Sword oil, magic potions, and alchemical bombs are all closely related to alchemy.
Therefore, it is definitely not enough to have only mastery level in alchemy.
Lynn picked up the bead that he dug out.
This thing is called Stone Heart, and it is the heart that drives Golem.
The value of this thing is very high. Generally speaking, the ordinary Stone Heart is the size of a pigeon egg.
But the Stone Heart in Lynn's hand is as big as a heart.
No wonder this Golem has been locked up in this underground cave for so long that its owner has forgotten about it, but it still has power.
He sat there and rested for a long time. When all the poison of the potion subsided and his face no longer looked so scary, he got up and left the basement to find the dwarf banker at Vivaldi Bank.
In fact, White Honey Potion can also achieve the same effect, and you don't have to wait that long.
But if you just use a bottle of White Honey Potion just to save some time, it would be too wasteful.
Now that I have money, I have some money, but that's not how I spend it.
After all, in his home world, thrift is a traditional virtue.
"This house shouldn't cause you any more trouble. With a little repair, you can move in or sell it to someone else."
Vimme couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief after hearing this.
It seems that he really needs this house urgently for some reason.
As for why the other party needs it so much, Lynn has no intention of exploring it further.
It has nothing to do with him anyway.
"Really? That's great, but do you mind if I ask what the problem is?"
Vimme asked curiously.
He is neither a witcher nor a warrior.
But it would be a lie to say that I don't yearn for such a life.
Every human being has a burning soul of gossip.
The same goes for dwarves.
There's nothing to hide.
Moreover, in some cases, explaining the task process to the employer can also help the employer pay more happily.
So Lynn summarized it succinctly.
"There was a warlock who dug a cave under the basement and used magic to lock a Golem inside."
"The warlock left for a long time, and I don't know where he went, but the magic cage he left behind is still in effect."
"That Golem wanted to escape. The shaking of the house was caused by Golem attacking the magic cage."
"I beat that Golem into a pile of rubble. You may need to send a few people down there to clean it up. It's best to re-seal the gap between the basement and the cave."
Vimme was stunned for a while.
He originally thought it was an evil spirit causing trouble.
Unexpectedly, it turned out to be a Golem.
And it's Golem who was locked up in a magic cage by a warlock.
But a professional is a professional.
Not only can the problem be solved even if something goes wrong, it is also very efficient.
"Who would have thought of this... You have done me a big favor, Master Demon Hunter. You are indeed as good as the Great Elder and Lord Ruxe said. Here, this is the promised reward."
Lynn took the bag containing two hundred crowns.
He weighed it in his hand, then opened the purse and confirmed that it was all filled with shiny crown gold coins, and then accepted it with a smile.
Then, he took out Specter Dust of Red Miasmal, and Stone Heart of Golem.
"Sir Vimme, do you know the price of these two things in the market?"
Vimme·Vivaldi not only runs Novigrad's largest bank, but also owns the largest auction house in the city.
His auction house sells everything, and he recognizes many things.
Contains alchemical materials for warlock experiments.
"Master, aren't you holding Specter Dust and Stone Heart in your hands?"
"The average Specter Dust can be sold in the market for fifty kronor, but the quality of your Specter Dust is far superior to the ordinary Specter Dust. I think it shouldn't be a problem to sell it for seventy or eighty kronor."
"As for this Stone Heart, my God, after doing this for so long, this is the first time I have seen Stone Heart that is not in powder form."
"Such a big Stone Heart, if you store it here, Master, in my auction house, I am confident that I can help you sell it for more than three hundred kronor."
The total cost of the magic potions and alchemy bombs used by Lynn to solve Golem's problem was less than ten crowns.
And this Stone Heart is not only enough to recover his losses, but also make him a huge profit.
If you say how Lynn feels at the moment, it is almost the same as blowing the air conditioner and drinking happy water in the summer.
"Then I'll leave these two things with you for auction."
Vimme nodded repeatedly.
He rubbed his hands excitedly.
Forget it Specter Dust.
Stone Heart is not that common.
If his auction house can put such a rare material on the shelves, how much it will cost is secondary. The key point is that his auction house is on a higher level than others.
But soon, the dwarf banker seemed to have thought of something, scratched his head again and said:
"Of course, I'm just a master demon hunter. I have to charge a 10% handling fee for everything auctioned here. Please don't get me wrong, this is not against you, but the same for everyone."
He glanced at his embarrassed face, but his eyes were full of excitement and excitement Vimme, Lynn had already known that the other party would say this.
The world is as dark as crows. It is more realistic to expect bankers not to be greedy for money than to expect sows to climb trees.
However, Lynn also knows that except for Vimme, who is a little greedy for money, everything else is fine.
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