A Man Like None Other

“You guys go ahead and exchange what you have for celestial coins. I won’t be joining you,” Biggo said.

Jared had no choice but to lead Flaxseed and Reidan inside.

Biggo remained stationed outside, ensuring there was no chance for them to slip away unnoticed.

As they stepped into the pavilion, a staff swiftly approached. “Are the three of you here to pawn or sell?”

“How does the celestial coins exchange work in the Heavenly Treasure Pavilion?” Jared asked.

The staff gave Jared and his companions a once-over before flashing a slight smile. “Have you three just arrived, guided by the laws of heaven and earth?”

Jared nodded, making no attempt to conceal the truth. After all, it was hardly a secret. He was merely an Immortal Realm Level One cultivator, and everyone could tell had been brought here by the heaven and earth laws.

“We operate on a goods-for-price basis here. You’ll need to present your items so that we can appraise their value…”

“If you deliberately undervalue them, how can we make a fair decision?” Flaxseed asked.

“No one is forcing you to sell. If you’re unhappy, you don’t have to…” The staff turned, ready to walk away.

valuable on me. Could

pulled out a handful

celestial crystals had already been consumed for cultivation, leaving with little of real

of you, take out everything you’ve got!” Jared urged Flaxseed

always lived in the mundane world, so I don’t own anything valuable,” Flaxseed muttered as emptied his

hesitation. Yet, nothing among them held any real

staff cast a glance at the assortment of goods and rolled

worth no more than fifty celestial

Jared and the others were

combined assets amounted to only fifty celestial coins, a far

must be mistaken! Everything we have here

you call a treasure in your world is nothing but junk in ours,” the staff scoffed with utter

were a crushing

now?” Jared asked helplessly. “You made quite the spectacle, but

worry, then suggested, “Jared, don’t you have some

touching my weapons. There’s no way I’m selling them! Even if I had to sell you, I