The First Heir

Philip did not expect the starstone to react all of a sudden. He picked up the small black stone without a change in his expression and looked at it. He found nothing special about it. It was just an ordinary stone.

At this time, the street vendor, who was in his 20s, counted the money in his hands from the transaction he just made and said, “Have you taken a fancy to this stone? It’s quite ordinary. It’s yours for 5,000.”

‘5,000? For a small stone like this?’

“Is this stone so expensive?” Philip pretended to ask in surprise.

The street vendor looked at Philip and said, “Buddy, you look unfamiliar. Are you new here?”

Philip did not deny it.

fact, everything here is, so the prices are definitely not cheap. Moreover, to tell you the truth, this stone has been here for three months but no one wants it. Since you’re the first person who has taken a fancy

through the smiling face of the street vendor at a

me!” The vendor

was unconcerned. He got up

that this is your first time,

agreed with 2,000. He turned around, paid the money, took the stone, and

stall next door smiled at the vendor and said, “Not bad, buddy. You actually sold a worthless rock for 2,000. You certainly know how to run

said with a smile, “It’s easy to trick

conversation between the two. A

a

That was not certain.

break. He took out the stone with irregular contours. He glanced at it carefully, wondering