Yun Chuchu waved her hand: "No need, I won't be able to stay here for long. I just came to refine some strong sand for my own use."
The female cultivator curled her lips: "Well, if senior wants to sell strong sand, you can find junior here at any time."
Yun Chuchu's face darkened, and he still wanted to take her for granted. He said impatiently: "Okay, you can leave quickly. Don't disturb me here. I have to practice a little more."
He became more and more enthusiastic as he spoke.
"Okay, junior, let's go now."
The female cultivator saw that Yun Chuchu was really impatient and hurried away.
Then she found her companion and handed the strong sand she had just received to that person: "I met a senior who is better than me today. I won't earn a few spiritual stones from this order. Please take it to me and sell it."
Her companion joked: "For someone as smart as you, there are people smarter than you. Tsk tsk. When I come back, you can take me to see him."
It turns out that they are the sand cows in the Red Sea, monks who specialize in selling strong sand. They have their own group and specialize in picking out new monks to buy the strong sand in their hands. Basically, they can make a lot of money every day. , it is rare to meet a shrewd monk like Yun Chuchu.
10,000 medium-grade spiritual stones can buy strong sand as big as a little finger. It is true that they can't earn a few spiritual stones, but mosquitoes are still meat no matter how small they are. They are in this business, and they will take whatever they can.
So the companion took the strong sand to a nearby city, where they had a shop specializing in selling strong sand, and they had been working together for many years.
When the companion arrived, as usual, he poured the strong sand received today into a tray for the shopkeeper to inspect.
Strong sand also has different qualities, but most of them are similar. The main purpose of inspection is to see if there are any defective products that can be passed off as inferior to fool the shopkeeper.
The shopkeeper is not sloppy at all and checks every time very carefully.
This time, the shopkeeper took out pieces of strong sand for inspection as before. When he inspected the piece that Yun Chuchu had refined, he narrowed his eyes and looked at it carefully with his consciousness. Then his face lit up with joy, and I asked him. Companion: "Do you know who refined this quick strong sand?"
The companion shook his head and asked doubtfully: "Is there anything wrong with this strong sand?"
The shopkeeper smiled and said: "There is nothing wrong with this strong sand. On the contrary, it is very good. This strong sand is of the highest quality among all the strong sands. It can be called the best strong sand."
It's not worthy of mentioning, but it's just strong sand. The shopkeeper won't tell his companions the truth. If he sells this piece of top-grade strong sand, he can get at least 20,000 medium-grade spiritual stones.
If he told them the truth, how could he profit from it?
The companion was surprised: "Can the shopkeeper of this piece of strong sand give us some spiritual stones today? This was collected by the little demon. Go back and ask her to continue to pay attention to the monk. Next time, I will buy the strong sand in her hand and return it." I heard from the little demon that this piece of strong sand cost ten thousand medium-grade spiritual stones."
The shopkeeper looked up at his companions: "Okay, I will give you five hundred more middle-grade spiritual stones later."
In fact, he was secretly thinking that the new monk knew the value of this strong sand. Normally, such a piece of strong sand would cost at most five thousand middle-grade spiritual stones.
But the monk didn't know the quality of his strong sand, otherwise he wouldn't have benefited from it in the end.
It's a pity that he doesn't know the monk, otherwise he could make more money by coming to buy it in person.
The companions didn't know that the shopkeeper was so greedy, let alone how many spiritual stones he had earned from them over the years. The only thing was that every time they came, the shopkeeper would readily pay them spiritual stones, otherwise they would never cooperate with him.
However, the extra five hundred middle-grade spiritual stones were given to my companion. He felt that it was too little, so he refused, stretched out a finger and said, "Shopkeeper, I want one thousand medium-grade spiritual stones."
The shopkeeper glared at him: "You little monkey, if I give you an extra thousand middle-grade spiritual stones, how can I make money? How about I give you eight hundred middle-grade spiritual stones?"
The shopkeeper expected that his companion would agree. He knew very well the income of these sand cows in a day, and eight hundred middle-grade spiritual stones was equivalent to their income in a day.
The companion thought for a while, they might not be able to earn 800 medium-grade spiritual stones in one day, so such a small piece would allow them to earn 800. I think the little demon would accept it, so he nodded: "Okay, that's it. Just do as the shopkeeper says, and I’ll give you more next time.”
The shopkeeper nodded, accepted the strong sand with a smile, and gave the spirit stones to his companions.
The companions counted the spiritual stones, and when they had enough, they said goodbye to the shopkeeper and hurriedly left the city and flew towards the Red Sea.
After arriving at the Red Sea, the companion found the little demon and told her what the shopkeeper said.
The little demon opened his mouth in surprise and said excitedly: "Is this true? Then I have to keep an eye on the senior. After she refines it, let her sell the strong sand to me again."
The companion nodded, gave her her share of the spirit stone and said, "I'm anxious to go back and tell you this, don't let others get there first."
The little demon took out fifty pieces of medium-grade spiritual stones from his storage bag and gave them to his companion: "I know, thank you very much. This is your reward today."
The companion did not reject the spirit stone. He helped the monk who collected the strong sand to run errands every day. The monk would pay him a fee for running the errand every time, and he took it with a smile.
The female cultivator earned 750 mid-grade spiritual stones from Yun Chuchu at one time, which gave her a taste of the benefits, so she wandered around Yun Chuchu every day. Once she saw her refining strong sand, she would be the first to go there.
Yun Chuchu spent three days and three nights refining this time to refine a piece of strong sand the size of a thumb. This piece of strong sand seemed to be of higher quality and bigger than the first piece of strong sand. She was satisfied. Head, prepare to receive the strong sand into the space and continue refining it.
"Hey, senior, you have refined another piece so quickly. Do you want to sell this piece?"
The female cultivator suddenly came to her and stared at the strong sand in her hand.
Yun Chuchu didn't plan to sell it. It would take too long to refine the strong sand. She thought about refining a few more pieces, and then opened a cave nearby, refined weapons here, and upgraded her natal magic weapon.
So she shook her head: "I won't sell it. I want to use this strong sand for myself."
The female cultivator became anxious and said hurriedly: "Sell it, sell it. This time I will pay a high price to sell it. Anyway, there is a lot of wall sand here. I can refine as much wall sand as I want."
Yun Chuchu glanced at her: "Did you make a lot of money from the piece I refined before and are you keeping an eye on me here?"
She couldn't believe that this female cultivator had managed to get there by such a coincidence. She must have been watching her from the side. It must have been the piece of strong sand from before that made her earn a lot of money.
The female cultivator's face changed, and she said aggrievedly: "What did you say, senior? You don't know how many sand cows there are in this Red Sea. As long as a monk refines a piece of strong sand, there will be several sand cows around to sell it. Your location here is a bit remote, and there aren’t many sand oxen here, otherwise there would already be a lot of sand oxen surrounding you right now.”
(End of chapter)
