They are a white board about one and a half meters long and a pair of bells.
From a pile as big as a small hill, Luo Chen rummaged and surprisingly found a set of array flags.
Because they were diffused array flags not making up a single magic tool grade, he didn’t notice them at first.
Only after assembling them in combination with the array disk did he discover it is a Concealment Spirit Formation, primarily focused on concealment functions.
No wonder he didn’t notice Lu Huaiben and his group of Calamity Cultivators at first. It wasn’t until he got close that, relying on his superior divine soul foundation and double-eyed spirit vision technique, Luo Chen barely noticed any signs.
It’s quite reasonable for Calamity Cultivators to have a Concealment Array!
"What a great item, just handy for concealing the Spirit Vein Cave."
Hehe, it’s like sleep meeting a pillow.
Then, Luo Chen started to worry as he stared at that small mountain-like pile.
Yes, all the stuff mentioned before can’t actually pile up into a small hill.
What really formed a small mountain was something Luo Chen knew very well.
"Immortal Beans!"
The Immortal Beans they bought haven’t been finished yet!
And now they’ve been returned to Luo Chen himself.
Luo Chen was deeply touched, what a warm gesture from the Immortal Cultivation World!
Spend spirit stones to buy Immortal Beans from his own partner, to inquire about his news.
Then deliver magic tools, robes, spirit stones, oh, and several unknown elixirs, even the bought Immortal Beans are given back.
So, what now?
Just resell them!
But this can’t be known by others, otherwise they might think my Chen Yue Snack Stand is a scam.
After sighing a bit, Luo Chen sorted these things out by category.
The bells should be sonic weapons, the specific power is not suitable for testing at home.
This white board, I have no idea what it is, it looks a bit like a flying magical tool?
But its speed is probably not fast, Lu Huaiben didn’t use this magic tool when he escaped.
There are three other lower-grade magic tools, two flying swords, and a small jar.
"These must have been the robberies they committed, otherwise a late-stage cultivator wouldn’t carry a lower-grade magical tool, better sell it to the Merit Hall when I have the time!"
"This little jar... it looks familiar!"
Luo Chen’s memory went back to one of the few times he went to Wanbao Pavilion.
He remembered that next to the Light Smoke Sparse Rain Building, there seemed to be this kind of little jar, what was its name again?
"Ocean Swallowing Jar?"
Luo Chen remembered it, it seemed to be this name.
Its actual function is similar to a storage bag, but it’s a one-trick pony that can only hold liquid.
And its capacity is quite undeserving of its name.
Wanbao Pavilion loves doing this, the lower the magic tool grade, the more frivolous the name.
Something like the Light Smoke Sparse Rain Building, is actually an exhaust fan.
Something like Lotus-like Incense Plate, is actually a lower-grade flying magical tool, ridiculously slow.
This Ocean Swallowing Jar, in reality, can hold at most a few hundred kilograms of liquid.
Mainly provided for some cultivators to specifically store liquids that are difficult to preserve.
"Just like Cultivator’s Essence Blood!"
Unexpectedly, Luo Chen thought of a primary ingredient in the Blood Evil Qi Pill formula.
He shook his head heavily, Luo Chen put aside that dangerous idea.
"I can actually use it for my milk tea business!"
Luo Chen has a righteous heart, doing business with honor and integrity!
After the magic tools were put away, Luo Chen looked at those few elixirs. He was sure that they weren’t the style of the Great River District.
They seem to be specialty elixirs of the Xuelian District, it’s better not to rashly consume them without knowing for sure.
Next, Luo Chen rubbed his hands together, his face excited.
"It’s time for the exciting process of counting spirit stones."
"Hard work in refining pills for a month, splitting them into a thousand or eight hundred spirit stones, it’s nothing compared to this overnight riches."
"One, two..."