Han Jin wanted to cry but failed to shed a tear. He was in pain, but no one here could understand his pain.
Han Jin was a cook and a diner for the whole night. He ate three human-faced eagles, and the energy he absorbed was even more than the total energy he had accumulated since he came to this world. At dawn, Han Jin was a little tired. He wanted to have a rest first, and then continue his great undertaking of absorbing energy.
At this time, Han Jin was very happy, because he saw and grasped the hope.
But when he opened his eyes, everything had changed. During his sleep, Moxinke, Cessacioun and the others had burned all the corpses of the human-faced eagles. For Han Jin, those corpses were treasures, but for them, they were of no use at all. What's more, the wooden shed they built was not far away from here, and none of them wanted to stay with the corpses that would definitely become rotten.
A man became a millionaire in his sleep, with many wives and concubines, and money like dirt. But when he opened his eyes, he found that he had nothing. How sad it was...
Han Jin almost went crazy. The only thing that made him feel lucky was that he never left the good things until the end. The largest human-faced eagle had become his energy. Otherwise, he would have gone to fight Morrisons.
"Come on, what are you thinking about?" Sunier greeted Han Jin. Everyone felt a little strange. In the past, Han Jin was most interested in eating, but now he was sitting on the hillside like a statue.
Han Jin barely controlled his impulse to speak rudely. After all, Sunier greeted him with good intentions. He went down step by step and sat lazily beside Morrisons.
Morrisons bumped Han Jin with his shoulder and asked curiously, "What's wrong with you today?"
"Nothing." Han Jin replied listlessly. He was thinking about whether he should tell them his secret in order to avoid similar situations happening again. But... could he really trust them?
"No, there must be something wrong!" Morrisons said.
Han Jin ignored Morrisons. He took out a cloth bag and threw it on the ground. "Take a look. This is what we got yesterday."
Sassoux opened the pouch and poured out a few aqua blue magic crystals. He frowned and said, "You can't keep the magic crystals like this! Magic crystals are very unstable. If something happens, it's fine if the magic crystal is destroyed, but what if you get hurt by the explosion? "
"Then what should we do?"
"We should keep the magic crystals separately."
"It can't be?" Han Jin pointed at Stillberg and said, "He still has a few hundred magic crystals from the black ravens. Why didn't you say so?"
"It's not the same. The higher the grade of the magic crystal, the more unstable the elements are." Sassoux shook his head.
"If you trust me, then give it to me for safekeeping," Sunier said calmly.
Sassoux handed the magic crystals to her. Sunier had the interspatial ring, so she was the best candidate. No one had any objection.
"Sassoux, how much can these magic crystals be sold for?" Han Jin asked.
"That magic crystal of the highest grade should be sold for 20 to 50 gold coins. The other magic crystals together can be sold for more than 10 gold coins."
"Is there such a big difference?" Han Jin was a little surprised.
"Yes." Sassoux nodded.
"Didn't Sunier say yesterday that the price of magic crystals will skyrocket because of the war?" Han Jin said, "Anyway, we have nothing to do now. Why don't we take turns to go hunting and try to accumulate more magic crystals? Money is a good thing. No matter if we go to the Beitman or the Holy Crown City, or even if we want to leave this place, at least we have to ensure our livelihood."
"I'm fine with anything. Whatever you say." Sassoux said.
"I'm a mercenary. This is my old profession." Morrisons laughed.
"Okay." Sunier replied. She looked very calm. No one knew whether she was looking down on the magic crystals or the work of hunting holy animals.
"Sassoux, if we all buy a space ring, how much will it cost?" Han Jin asked.
Sunier burst into laughter. Sassoux said helplessly, "Do you really have this idea?"
"Why?"
"If we can have this kind of harvest every day …" Sassoux pointed at the magic crystal in Sunier's hand, "About three years."
"Sunier, you're so rich!" Han Jin's eyes lit up. For him, money was an inexhaustible source of energy!
"I don't have money. This space ring was given to me by my mother." Sunier shook her head, "Otherwise, I wouldn't be here with you."
"It's all the same." Morrisons suddenly said, "I have a way to make a fortune!"
"What is it?" Han Jin immediately perked up.
"We can contact Sunier's family and tell them that Sunier is in our hands. We can ask them to pay a ransom." Morrisons observed Sunier's expression as he spoke, "Of course, our goal is to make the business a success. As for the price … it can't be too excessive."
"Morrisons, are you crazy?" Sassoux didn't know whether to laugh or cry, "You can't joke around like this."
"Sure. If you're not afraid of my brother's Goth's Bow, I can cooperate with you." Sunier was still as calm as ever.
"Then forget it. I can tell that you're a hypocrite."
"You're an interesting person. You want to blackmail my family, but you want me to help you sincerely?" Sunier smiled.
"You can't say that. You'll have a share of the money we earn. It's good for everyone."
"The point is, why should I share the money with you? I can ask my brother for it myself. "Sunier couldn't help but roll her eyes.
"Okay, okay, let's be serious." Sassoux interrupted, "Let's talk about hunting. Raphael and the other two can't fight. How are we going to split the three of us?"
"You and Morrisons can go together. I can do it myself." Sunier said softly, "You guys go out first today. I'll stay in the camp. Qi Li's emotions are still unstable. I can take care of her. I'll go out tomorrow."
Sassoux and Morrisons looked at each other. It turned out that Han Jin's judgment was reasonable. When they first met, Sunier said that she was a treasure hunter and a fifth-grade profession. However, her opinion was somewhat unfair. Morrisons was a high-grade swordsman and a sixth-grade profession. He should go alone. Sunier should go with Sassoux. The two fifth-grade professions should take care of each other. Sunier's opinion meant that she had enough confidence in herself.
"That's it." Morrisons stood up and picked up the greatsword.
"What about me? I don't have to do anything? "Han Jin pointed at his nose.
"We're not so desperate that we need the Prophet to fight." Sassoux laughed.
(There's another chapter in the afternoon.)
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