this mage is dangerous

In fact, Hussein's guess was correct, and Boyne did make a fortune. This method is similar to the dumping arbitrage routine in the stock market on earth.

The forced price increase is just incidental. After all, how much money can be recovered from selling food? Some rare materials and valuable "antiques" are valuable.

After the Crown War, all the intelligent races in Faerûn were beaten to pieces. Netheril could 'pick up' a lot of good things while hiding in the North. Especially at that time, when Nether was just founded, there were elves who looked after Nether.

The Riel people saved themselves from being killed by picking up rags on the battlefield.

In fact, elves look at humans just like we look at monkeys in the zoo. Among the elves, the word "human" has almost the same meaning as monkey.

A group of 'monkeys' are imitating the elves. Do you think the elves will be worried that the monkeys will surpass them?

Not at all. The lifespan of humans is less than one-tenth of that of elves (ordinary humans can live to 70, which is considered an advanced age, and ordinary elves can easily live to 700 years old). Human talents are also poor. The elves at that time did not think that humans could surpass

They, and even Thrion Giles (the first spellcaster in Netheril) learned the magic at that time, caused quite a stir among the elves.

Later, not only the writing but also the elven magic was given to the Netherese elves, and even some useless 'junk' in their opinion was almost all thrown away to Netherese.

At that time, the gap between the Nether and the elves was like the difference between ancient aborigines and modern civilizations. There were a lot of scavengers in the Nether at that time. When the elves were fighting in the civil war, the Nether people would pick up trash behind them. To put it bluntly, the Nether relied on the elves.

The family's charity and the home that picks up 'garbage' make a fortune.

If you find something valuable, sell it, and if you find something useful, take it back and study it (gold scrolls are also found this way).

Just like a lighter in a street shop in modern times, you can buy it for just one yuan, but in the eyes of ancient people, it was a priceless rare treasure.

Netherese was also facing this situation at the time. Everything from the elves was good (this was just like the people in the 1980s who envied foreign garbage). The prosperous civilization and life of the elves directly fascinated the people of Netherese.

In particular, King Great Nesser was even more obsessed with it. In the beginning, he would buy things from scavengers through 'trade'. Later, his desire expanded. As long as someone scavenged and found valuable things, he would directly snatch them away (this is expropriation and expropriation).

reasons).

Of course, he later caused public outrage and was killed (this is a bit like a replica of Dong Zhuo of the Three Kingdoms, who played a good hand of cards to pieces).

Nether's ability to take off later was due to these "junk" contributions. The elven crown war was so brutal that I didn't even know why it started until the end. Hundreds of elven high mages (legendary spellcasters) even fought.

Are there more than a dozen left? Countless high-level spellcasters died in battle? It is impossible for all the items left on the battlefield to be recycled by the elves.

At that time, the elves were an upper-class race, and the elves' things were regarded as "high-end goods" and very popular among other races? The first batch of nobles in Netheril made their fortune by scavenging.

Are the valuable remains collected by major families? And Bone’s target is these ‘antiques’ that have been stored for hundreds of years.

After hundreds of years of research, these wrecks have long been studied thoroughly by major families? Due to limitations of ability or knowledge, most of them cannot be deciphered by current spellcasters.

Mainly because there are too few real spellcasters? How many high arcanists are there in Nether now? Why is the status of high arcanist so high? You can see that high arcanist is a high arcanist when you see Boyn being promoted to high arcanist and immediately entering the council.

How high is Nether's status? Are mages considered scum in the eyes of arcanists? One is limited by spell slots and the other is a blue bar? The former is completely crushed to death.

Based on Bone's current fighting power, as long as he is not a top-level high-level spellcaster, he can beat ten of them.

At present, the overall level of Nese magic civilization is still low, and most of the valuable "remains" cannot be studied. Of course, this may not be the case in a few decades.

As Gilles College slowly opens up its quota for civilian students, will there be more and more arcane masters, and will there be more spellcasters in the aristocratic class? These ‘secrets’ hidden in the wreckage will also be gradually discovered.

At this time, Bone was in the laboratory and the old elf man was rummaging through a pile of junk... well, it should be said that it was 'antiques'.

In addition to acquiring rare materials, Boen also recycles these "rags". Many of the "rags" have been thoroughly studied by various families. Surely no one will sell them in normal times? Everyone is not stupid enough to let them rot and not sell them.

Bo En doesn’t expect to receive them all? But every family is returning the gold coins. Some people pay high prices, and some people will definitely choose to sell them (this involves a probability issue, which is the same as recycling old home appliances and mobile phones)

drop).

Of course, Boen's purpose is to acquire rare resources, such as silver, gems and special crystals. He just collected the 'wrecks' casually. At the beginning, Boen didn't expect how much he could collect. He didn't expect that he actually collected several large cars.

return.

"Master Hill, look at the aura left on this piece of wood."

Bone handed a broken piece of wood to the old elf man.

"This is……"

The old elf man's eyes widened, and he took the wood from Bone's hand. His breathing suddenly became a little rapid, and a faint green light appeared on the old elf man's hand. The old man felt it silently for a while, and then sighed slightly, "

This is the staff of a great druid. It was interrupted by a powerful attack, and the natural power inside was almost exhausted."

"Master Hill knows the owner of the staff?"

Bowen asked.

"If I remember correctly, this staff should be called 'Friends of the Jungle'." The old elf man was a little depressed and did not directly answer Bone's question. "The staff is made of a gnarled and strong ancient oak trunk.

It contains powerful natural power and contains six powerful spells of elementary, intermediate and advanced levels.

Damn... I really know each other!

Only then did Bone realize that he shouldn't have found the old elf man. He was an antique to humans, but he might have become a relic to the elves.

Seemingly seeing Bone's embarrassment, the old elf smiled and said, "It's okay. They shouldn't be buried in the dust. If they can be repaired or restored, it may be a comfort to the deceased."

Boyn was slightly relieved when he heard this. Although he had identification skills (runes) and chips, he didn't know much about the culture of the elves. Some of the patterns on the wreckage had special meanings, and he could make some inferences from them.

Important information comes out.

He just wanted to use the old elf man's knowledge to help him check for gaps. There were some uncertain things that he hoped to use the old man's knowledge to help explain. Unexpectedly, the old man lived too long, and some of the things turned out to be the belongings of acquaintances.

This is so embarrassing.

However, just with this broken staff, the cost of collecting this pile of junk was recovered, and even Bone made a lot of money.

The archdruid is a legendary druid, and the staff used by the archdruid must be a legendary item.

The key thing is that the Druid's staff is not made by hand carving like the current staff. The current Druid's teaching is to respect nature.

The things used by druids are all 'natural' and will not be specially processed. Just like the old elf, wearing animal skins looks more like a savage than a savage.

Therefore, the staff made from the branches of an ancient oak tree is also 'natural', and the staff is 'made' using special rituals.

After a normal staff is broken, the runes and spells in the staff will collapse directly. Some staffs inlaid with magic crystals will even explode when broken.

But the Druid's staff does not, because the staff is 'made' using special rituals, and the runes and spells inside it are as if they were 'born' inside.

It's completely like natural growth, just like the lines on the leaves. It won't disappear even if the rune spell is broken. Although there is no magical power, the running 'circuit' diagram is still there.

Even the elves may not know this secret, let alone humans.

However, the old elf man was not surprised at all that Bone knew this secret, because in his opinion, Bone was a descendant of the royal family of Te-Tai'Quisser (Moon Elf).

Seeing that the old elf man had no intention of taking it away, Bone put it away directly and said, "Master Hill, I will study it for a while first. I should be able to repair it. After repairing it, I will give it to little Ige."

The old elf man smiled and said nothing, which was his acquiescence.

Boyn was really excited to find a treasure at the beginning.

It feels a bit like opening a blind box in a previous life. Under the analysis of identification techniques and chips, although most of them were found to be junk, Bone and the old elf still developed a lot of good things.

The skills of the elves are indeed great. In addition to weapons, Bone also found many residual spells on some rings and necklaces.

The spells of the elves are very special. Sometimes in a decorative carving, several lines are the operation diagram of the spell. If it weren't for chip analysis and the guidance of the old elf man, Bowen might not have been able to develop it. Others would have been more likely to develop it.

Needless to say.

Even if there is no tattered Bone, I don't worry about wasting it. The material that can be left on the battlefield is almost the same.

Throw it directly to Hubblewick to decompose the raw materials. This guy does have outstanding talent in alchemy.

Surprisingly, based on the improvement made by Boyne, it has been optimized again. Now the items decomposed and synthesized are of higher quality and purer.

After picking up a bargain, Boyn called Lehman and quickly collected a few more carts. There were not many opportunities to cut leeks. Boyn didn't have much right now, but he had a lot of money, especially gold coins.

After selling the assets of the Lehman Chamber of Commerce, Bone had nearly 10 million gold coins in his hands. This was after he changed most of the payment methods to resource replacement, otherwise the gold coins would have been even more.

Not counting the income of the Iolum family, Viscount Gordon now has a lot of cash on hand, and Bone is ready to exchange the funds for rare resources.

Nowadays, many people do not know how to use some rare materials. As the number of Nether spellcasters increases, the prices of these resources will skyrocket. Many of them will be necessary materials for the construction of floating cities in the future.

Bowen is not short of money now, so he will definitely stock up on more for emergencies.

In his opinion, this alchemy workshop no longer has much use value. Instead, it is still a burden. He used golden rubbish to increase fertility. After the old elf forced it to grow, the soil in the alchemy workshop was almost completely exhausted, and the surface soil was replaced.

It's no longer useful.

If you are in the process of inducing birth, it will really become a "life forbidden area", but when you are used to cheating and accelerating, it is simply too uncomfortable to wait for the magic plant to grow and mature according to the laws of nature.

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