After making arrangements for Carnivore, Ye Ci decided to clear out her own storage. She had obtained a lot of materials from Blade of Steel, so it would be better for her guild to use them.
While clearing out her storage, Ye Ci discovered a mysterious treasure map. She stared at the map for a while before recalling that it was an item that she had obtained from killing the Sandstorm Scorpion. However, she had forgotten to appraise it because she had reported a BUG and left it in her storage. She did not expect that she had left it there for such a long time. Now that she thought about it, it was truly a waste.
Ye Ci took out the mysterious treasure map and prepared to appraise it later. She then took out the materials from her storage and returned to the encampment, handing them over to The Depth Of A Stranger. Ye Ci tidied herself up and headed towards the Appraisal Hall in Red Lake City.
The Appraisal Hall was one of the most popular buildings in any game. Although the stats of most equipment in Fate could be displayed automatically, there were still many special equipment and items that could not be displayed. They could only be appraised to see their stats. There were many large guilds, but even more small guilds. There were even more solo players than small guilds. Guilds would usually raid dungeons, while solo players would usually grind in the wild. Equipment dropped from grinding in the wild would usually require an appraisal, which was why the Appraisal Hall was bustling with activity.
Ye Ci entered the Appraisal Hall and walked straight towards the youngest Appraisal Master in the corner.
Even though there were over twenty appraisers in Red Lake City's Appraisal Hall, this appraiser was the most deserted of them all. Although this was a game, it was inevitable for people to use the rules of reality to measure everything in the game. In reality, people liked to look for an older Appraisal Master, thinking that the older Appraisal Master would be more experienced.
There were all kinds of Traditional Chinese Medicine Masters.
Young Appraisal Masters, on the other hand, often gave people the impression that they were inexperienced and inexperienced. Therefore, in the Appraisal Hall, the older Appraisal Masters were surrounded by a sea of people, while the younger Appraisal Master was surrounded by only a few people. Moreover, the items that he brought out for appraisal were all very ordinary.
However, just because others didn't know, it didn't mean that Ye Ci didn't know.
The reason why Red Lake City was able to attract so many players in the future, aside from its geographical location, was because it had the only Grandmaster Appraiser in the entire Dalayar Continent. And this appraiser was the young man in front of him who was so young that it made him feel a little uneasy — Tick.
Of course, that would only happen two to three years later. Right now, Tick was only an intermediate appraiser.
Just like players, NPCs in the game could also level up their skills based on their own efforts. If an Appraiser wanted to level up, other than appraising a large number of items, there was another way, which was to rely on appraising rare items to greatly increase the proficiency of their skills.
Appraisers' starting skills were all at the Intermediate Level. Compared to other Appraisers, Tick's Proficiency had fallen behind by a large margin. Due to his young age, many players were unwilling to let him appraise their items. Even if they did, they would only let him appraise some worthless items. As a result, his Proficiency had stagnated. Currently, many Appraisers had already broken through the Intermediate Level and reached the Advanced Level.
If their skills were unable to level up, the system would punish these NPCs who had special skills. This was something that no NPC wanted to see.
Compared to the other appraisers who had bad tempers, Tick had a really good personality. Although he was under the pressure of being promoted, he did not show any signs of impatience. Instead, he was very polite to anyone who came to him for an appraisal and welcomed them with a smile.
"Greetings, Lord Elf. May I ask if you have anything that you wish to appraise?" Tick asked sincerely as he sat down in front of Ye Ci's appraisal table with a warm smile on his face.
Ye Ci stared at the young human face. To be honest, if not for the fact that he was a future Grandmaster Appraiser, Ye Ci would not have presented her items for him to appraise, even if he was only 15 years old. It seemed that the path to becoming a Grandmaster Appraiser was very complicated.
"Yes, I do have something." Ye Ci took out the mysterious treasure map from her pocket and pushed it in front of Tick, "Help me take a look. What kind of map is this?"
Tick smiled and nodded. He then respectfully took the map from Ye Ci. However, when he took a look, his expression changed slightly. He then pushed the map back to Ye Ci and said, "Lord Elf, don't you want to take a look elsewhere?"
What did he mean? Ye Ci was puzzled, "What do you mean?"
"Why don't you find someone with more experience to appraise something like this …"
Before Tick could finish his words, Ye Ci interrupted him. She raised her eyebrows, "That means you can't appraise it."
Her words directly questioned Tick's ability. This made Tick's young face reveal a trace of sadness. He paused for a moment, "No."
"Then why?"
"I just think that Lord Elf will think that such a precious item should be appraised by a more experienced Master Appraiser."
"Are you talking about me? How do you know what I'm thinking? " Ye Ci narrowed her eyes. A Grandmaster Appraiser NPC was indeed different from ordinary NPCs. Even his intelligence was higher. He actually knew the ways of the world.
"Appraise it. I can afford it." Ye Ci did not say anything. She only pushed the mysterious treasure map back to Tick.
Dick was taken aback for a moment before he hurriedly put away the map and began to look at it seriously. His hands trembled slightly, and a layer of golden light appeared under his palms, completely covering the map under the golden light. The appraisal of this map didn't seem to be as quick as the appraisal of ordinary items. Instead, it took a long time. Fortunately, there were only a few people queuing up in front of Dick. If it was crowded like other places, there would be people complaining a long time ago.
After about a minute, Tick was still appraising the map. Ye Ci was a little impatient. However, when she saw how serious Tick was, she did not want to disturb him. She could only wait patiently. Beads of sweat had already appeared on Tick's forehead because of the long period of appraisal.
Suddenly, a dazzling golden light shone from Tick's body. He put down his hands and opened his eyes. He revealed a sincere smile to Ye Ci, "Lord Elf, your item has been appraised." As he spoke, he pushed the map in front of Ye Ci.
"How much is it?"
"No, it's free." Tick shook his head. His cheeks were slightly red, "Because of Lord Elf's trust in me, I leveled up. This is already the biggest reward. How can I still charge Lord Elf a fee?"
It turned out that the golden light was due to Tick leveling up. Ye Ci nodded. She stood up and was about to leave, "Alright."
Seeing that Ye Ci was about to leave, Tick stood up and bowed respectfully to Ye Ci, "I hope that you can look for me to appraise your items in the future. I will definitely give you the cheapest price." After that, Ye Ci heard a system notification, "High Level Appraiser Tick's favorability towards you has reached Respected."
A mysterious treasure map was enough to make this future grandmaster-level appraiser's impression of him go from a stranger to a respectful one. I really don't know what kind of map this is. After exiting the Appraisal Hall, Ye Ci took out the Mysterious Treasure Map.
Now, the location of the treasure map was clearly marked on it. It turned out that this was not a Treasure Map. It was actually a map, and the name of the map was Hidden Treasure Gulf.
Hidden Treasure Gulf!
What a great place!
In Fate, other than the maps that were marked on the map, there were also some mysterious maps that were meant for exploration. To enter these exploration maps, one had to obtain the map. Only those with the map could enter these unexplored maps. An unexplored map would become an open map 72 hours after the first player entered it. In other words, the first player to enter the map would have 72 hours to explore the vast unexplored map, and would be able to obtain as much treasure as he or she wanted. If the player was unable to complete the exploration of the map within 72 hours, then the items that were not found would be opened up along with the map, and would fall into the hands of other players.
Hidden Treasure Gulf was one of the four unexplored maps in the Eastern Continent. Its difficulty was medium. As for the loot … Ye Ci had been to Hidden Treasure Gulf in her past life, so she did not know what was inside.
With such a map in hand, it would be a lie to say that Ye Ci was not excited.
Ye Ci was so excited that she almost fainted. She immediately ran towards her own warehouse, and prepared to head to Hidden Treasure Gulf. She told Depth Of A Stranger that she would not be in the guild for the next few days, and that he should not look for her if anything were to happen. Just as the two were chatting, Zero Arsenic's private message interrupted them.
"Gongzi You, are you there?"
"Yes." Seeing Zero Arsenic's private message, Ye Ci's good mood was slightly disrupted, but she quickly regained her spirits.
"Gleaming Sunshine and Lefty have agreed to meet you. When are you free?"
"Now." Ye Ci gritted her teeth. Aren't they childhood friends? Now I need someone to arrange a meeting for me!
Zero Arsenic immediately gave her a location, and Ye Ci replied in a muffled voice, "Wait for me, I'll be there soon." (To be continued, if you want to know what will happen next, please go to www.qidian.com, there are more chapters. Support the author, support the original reading!)
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