Xiu Xian: After hearing my voice, my whole family went crazy.

Chapter 101 Monster eggs from the ancient cave
Isn't it a joke for a grown man to use scented ones?

Fu Changjun still has a bit of the roughness of a man in his nature, so he can't stand his seventh uncle. It's understandable that a man likes women, but if he likes to wear women's clothes, it can only be said that his hobby is particularly peculiar.

But can he say such words in Versailles?
Not to mention that he has not known the little girl disguised as a man in front of him for a long time. Even if he has known her for a while, he can't hurt her like this, right?
This Miss Jiang was born in the mortal world. Although she has the strength of the second level of Qi training stage, she only has one magic weapon and nothing else, which shows her poverty.

You don't need to think about it to know that if a monk born in the mortal world finds a way to come to the Nine Rings by himself, he must not be a family monk, but just a casual cultivator.

It was very difficult to be a casual cultivator, so it was better for him not to hurt her.

So Fu Changjun waved his hand, "I can't use this for the time being, and I don't have enough spiritual stones on me."

He could get more than a thousand low-grade spiritual stones, but he didn't change his mind to tell Fu Yuexin.

Fu Yuexin was indeed a little disappointed, "Oh."

Is Brother Jin really unable to produce the spirit stone, or is he on guard against me? Fu Yuexin couldn't help but think in her heart. But when she thought that she didn't hide anything from him, the unhappiness in her heart disappeared instantly.

Fu Yuexin's eyes were instantly attracted to the third lot on the stage.

"Wow! What is this?"

As if to match her curiosity, the pudgy middle-aged monk began to introduce the fourth lot.

"This fourth lot is a monster egg found in an ancient cave."

Fu Yuexin:?

Can this thing be auctioned? What does she want this egg for? Did you eat an omelette? But I also knew it was impossible. So she made up her mind and looked at Fu Changjun.

Fu Changjun took it upon himself to answer her questions.

"We human monks make contracts with monsters and drive them to serve humans. We usually start with monster eggs."

Fu Yuexin suddenly realized that she had seen many monsters pulling carts when she first arrived in the world of immortality. It turned out that those monsters were all monsters serving humans. Of course, they are certainly not voluntary.

They are all domesticated.

The contract should be the first step in taming the monster beast.

Fu Yuexin is not stupid, on the contrary, she is very smart. Of course, a smart person will know everything at the first glance.

"Brother Jin, does that mean that if you buy this egg, you can make a contract with the monster inside?"

Fu Changjun hesitated for a moment, "That's the theory."

Fu Yuexin's curious eyes kept falling on him.

Sure enough, he had something else to say, "But if you encounter a monster with a stronger bloodline, you will need special talents to succeed."

Fu Yuexin suddenly realized, "Oh, let's put it this way, human monks choose monsters, and monsters also choose human monks."

This time, Fu Changjun nodded.

Fu Yuexin found it particularly interesting, "What about the price of a monster egg?"

This time Fu Changjun didn't speak, and he heard the short and fat monk on the stage say: "This monster egg was found in the ancient cave. Although it is not very full of vitality, it is better than coming from the ancient cave, so the starting price is It’s a thousand low-grade spiritual stones.”

Fu Yuexin took a breath of cold air, "What? The starting price for the monster eggs in the ancient cave is so high?"

After several auctions of items, she had a basic understanding of the pricing of these items. Essentially, the better the items, the higher the value. This will never change. The second is curiosity. The rarer something is, the higher its value is, even if the value of the thing itself is not high.

So this monster egg is expensive because it came from an ancient cave.

(End of this chapter)