I can return to the age of mysterious
Chapter 496 - 496 276 About Male (4000)_1

Chapter 496: 276 About Male (4000)_1 Chapter 496: 276 About Male (4000)_1 “What do you plan to do?”

Sheng Feinan raised his eyebrows, he wasn’t used to being interested in such affairs, but now his mindset had become much younger.

He began to experience many new and interesting things.

Feng Liusi also looked at him with some curiosity.

Casio gave a smile and from his suit pocket, he took out a silver coin bearing the number ’50’ and a human portrait on the reverse side. It didn’t resemble current money, but rather looked like antique currency from a certain period in the old kingdom’s history. The coin’s surface was brand new, as if it had been coated with a layer of silver material.

With a flick of his index finger and thumb, the coin spun mid-air reflecting light and was then caught between two fingers.

“It’s quite simple, Mercury induces weakness and disgust in dark creatures. Although its use isn’t significant, it can easily force them to expose their differences from normal beings…”

Casio had an evil smile on face.

“…” Feng Liusi was silent for a moment before speaking.

“So the reason you had me ask the Blood Vulture Organization on our first day in Donghai City to prepare a batch of mercury-plated coins was for this?” He, who has always been calm, was now speechless.

“Of course not.”

Casio pulled out a handful of coins from his bosom. While counting them one by one, he said: “During the previous battle with the Blood Spirit Association, I tested the effect of mercury. Its influence is greater on parasitic dark creatures than on physical dark creatures. These mercury coins could even affect the Immortal Level Dead Blood. Just like people who can’t stand spicy food accidentally eating a chili, they can’t help but express discomfort.”

“After the test, I had a handful of coins left. I thought it would be a waste to not utilize them. Why not give the Blood Spirit Association a little fun?”

Having said that, Casio could not help but crack a smile.

He laughed twice.

Feng Liusi now inexplicably felt that Casio was a little dark.

“I am going to walk around a bit more, I will come back later to look at this Spiral Eyed Sword.” Casio, coin in hand, walked off.

Moving on.

In an office at the back hall of the Tulip Antique Exhibition.

An elderly man with white hair was tying his tie, clothed in a brown suit. Although he appeared old, his body maintained robust. Exuding a strong aura.

Next to him, a middle-aged man was waiting quietly.

He hesitated for a moment, finally could not contain himself and asked.

“Teacher, are you sure you want to personally go and look inside the Antique Exhibition Hall? This is something your disciples can handle.”

“Leave it to you guys?” The old man shook his head at the mirror propped in the corner: “What about yesterday’s events?”

“I feel the undercurrents of Kula City. Multiple forces are clashing in the shadows. Among them is an organization called the Blood Spirit Association, who even has people capable of defeating me, you guys aren’t enough…”

“Only if I go and take a look, will it make a difference.”

He spoke in a deep voice: “After today it will be better, the Gate Master will be arriving at Kula City tomorrow after handling the affairs of the main gate.”

“By then, it will almost be over. The Antique Exhibition will be safely opened as usual, and the Blood Spirit Association’s matters will be handled.”

Having tied his tie, he turned around. The sunlight beaming through the floor-to-ceiling windows warmed up half of his body.

“Master Auro, your injury…” the middle-aged man cautiously spoke.

“It doesn’t matter, after a week of rest, it has gotten much better. Let’s go, let’s check out the exhibition hall.” Auro, the old man, opened the door and disappeared into the corridor with the middle-aged man.

***************************

The design of the Tulip Antique Exhibition Hall had always been good, spacious and bright. One side consisted of large floor-to-ceiling windows, enabling natural sunlight to enter.

The marble floor reflected the slightest light, corner spots were covered with soft brown carpets. The two main halls, east and west, were connected by a long corridor with audience moving back and forth. Around the main hall were side halls, numbered 01 to 10.

Next to each antique guarded by glass, a brief introduction of its history and estimated value was displayed.

“Three hundred thousand to five hundred thousand federal coins, my goodness, can a stone really be this expensive?” A youthful female voice exclaimed.

“There’s an introduction next to it; it’s not a stone, but the broken tip of a spear. It belonged to Count Frank during the imperial era five hundred years ago. It’s just extremely corroded, and it’s edges have been completely blunted, leaving only a blunt piece of metal.”

A male student familiar with history explained, sometimes adding more information to show off a bit.

This was outside the 04 Exhibition Hall, located at the edge of the east main hall. About seven or eight young boys and girls dressed as students gathered here, observing with curiosity. Some even took out their notebooks to record diligently, seemingly assignment or homework assigned by the school.

Next to the students, two adults dressed as teachers were chatting. Occasionally, when a learned scholar hurried past, they would go up and greet them.

Unconsciously, the two teachers had drifted quite a distance away from the group of students. The 04 Exhibition Hall was designated for landscape paintings.

A group of sixteen or seventeen-year-old children walked in, their faces filled with curiosity. They were too young to appreciate other types of antiques and at most, they made up for the crowd. However, they could directly appreciate the beauty of the paintings, and there were also one or two art students in the crowd. The unfolding narrative of each painting had a strong sense of immersion, which drew praise from everyone.