The subsequent Low-Grade Demonic Artifacts, the Corpse-Hiding Coffin, and the already ruined Yin Sha Poison Corpse drew no interest from any clan and ultimately went unsold.
Wang Shouzhe suggested, "I'll first ask the Academy whether they want to buy back this portion of the spoils. If they don't, we'll sell it to the Baidao Guard's Black Market."
If they entered the Black Market system, they would inevitably be bought by some hidden troublemakers. Who knew—after changing hands and circling around—they might eventually return to Yin Sha Sect territory.
Yet those items were worth a great deal. This alliance of Wang Shouzhe's could hardly refuse to sell them and let them rot in their hands, could it? This concerned the interests of every clan.
And the Academy stood high above the rest to begin with. Its revenue from the Pest-Exterminating Powder tax alone was an astronomical sum. Buying these demonic artifacts to prevent them from aiding the enemy would not be much of a problem.
Then there was the Low-Grade Spirit Artifact, the "Nameless Sword." It was not actually named Nameless Sword; rather, nobody knew what it was called. Whoever bought it could name it themselves.
In the end, the sword fell into the hands of Ancestor Yuanbai of the Liu Clan. He acquired it for the low price of 10 points, making a small profit.
Wang Shouzhe guessed that Ancestor Yuanbai had likely bought the sword for his brother-in-law, Liu Yuanhui. After all, Liu Yuanhui had only recently advanced to the Spirit Platform Realm, and this Low-Grade spirit sword suited him perfectly.
With it, Liu Yuanhui's combat strength would soar by a large margin, and his ability to preserve his life would increase greatly as well.
Finally, only two Storage Rings remained.
After hesitating for a while, Ancestor Ruhong of