Road to becoming the wealthiest: Starting From Treasure Hunting in the Cabinets
Chapter 1440 - 693: What You Consider Ordinary, Others Yearn For_2

Chapter 1440: Chapter 693: What You Consider Ordinary, Others Yearn For_2

With so many beautiful girls in Ukraine, ultimately, only some fulfilled the role of mothers. Why?

Isn’t it because the country isn’t strong and there are some well-known reasons?

Therefore, Viola having such a happy smile now, really makes her very lucky.

"Actually, it’s not too bad," Viola said with a smile, trying to comfort her, "I heard from Sean that ordinary ivory diggers might find an ivory tusk a season, which is considered pretty good. You’ve already found several this season; you’re really lucky!"

As she spoke, she pointed to the saber-toothed tiger and said:

"Sean has always been lucky, but today he only found a saber-toothed tiger..."

"Yeah." Yenia’s mood improved because of Viola’s kind words, and she said with a smile: "Actually, we found a big-horned deer today. It’s just that the creature wasn’t much use, so we didn’t excavate it..."

"Big-horned deer? What is that?" Viola asked curiously.

"It’s a deer with really big horns," Yenia spread her arms to show, "Really big, from the same era as the mammoths, but then went extinct..."

"Then you should have dug it up!" Viola said excitedly, grabbing Yenia’s hand: "Sean would definitely want to buy that big-horned deer and make it into a specimen!

Sean has a big island on the Equator, he said he’s going to turn it into an exhibition hall for specimens. Besides, Sean also has an ancient castle in Tomsk that’s been renovated. It would look great to put the big-horned deer’s head there!"

As she spoke, Viola stood up and quickly said:

"Wait here, I’ll talk to Sean about it, it’s definitely possible!"

With that, Viola ran off.

After a little while, Viola and Sean Knight came over together.

Sean Knight, looking at a somewhat uncomfortable Yenia, said with a smile:

"I hear you’ve found a big-horned deer?"

"Yes."

The reason Yenia was uneasy was that she didn’t want to be pitied. She hoped to be recognized by Sean through her abilities, not out of pity because of Viola.

"I just so happen to need a specimen like that, so, excavate it tomorrow, and I’ll buy it—of course, the price won’t be very high. After all, it can only be used as a specimen, I’m not a scientist, I won’t research it."

Hearing that the price wouldn’t be high, Yenia finally relaxed; she could tell that Sean wasn’t offering the price out of sympathy, but really needed the specimen.

"In the future, if you dig up something like this, whether it’s big-horned deer, cave bears, or anything else that seems to have no economic value to you, just dig it up, I’ll buy it at different prices."

Sean was truly speaking from an economic perspective. In Yenia’s view, what was valuable were mammoth tusks, woolly rhinoceros horns, but to Sean, anything that was excavated from the permafrost layer, as long as it was complete, or even just the head was complete, was worth money.

People would pay to collect them.

After all, these creatures are extinct. To find one or two is already very lucky.

Seeing that Sean was no longer speaking, Yenia tried to ask:

"How much would you pay for a big-horned deer?"

"If it’s a complete big-horned deer, then 10,000 US dollars is a reasonable price. If it’s just a complete head, then.... 3000 dollars. If it’s other parts of the deer body, then it’s not really valuable."

"I understand." A smile appeared on Yenia’s face as she began to calculate how much her fortune would increase after she dug out the big-horned deer.

The aroma of food woke Yenia, and when she looked up, she saw that Sean had vanished, only Viola was by her side smiling at her.

"Sorry..." Yenia’s face turned a bit red, and she hurriedly spoke.

"There’s no need. Sean said that earning money with one’s own hands is a good thing," Viola said, pulling on Yenia. "Breakfast is ready. This is the happiest moment of my day. Come on, let’s go eat!"

Yenia walked with Viola towards the dining area. In her heart, she felt the same; mealtime was the happiest moment of her day.

"This girl really is lucky," Elijah Hastings commented beside Sean.

He actually knew about the big-horned deer Yenia had found before Sean did. It was Sam Baker who told him.

"Yeah," Sean chuckled, "being so decisive in leaving another dangerous team, she’s quite capable in her own right."

Elijah nodded, turning his head to glance at Sam Baker who was chatting with Yenia in the distance, and said:

"Boss, Sam Baker asked me to see if I could arrange for Yenia to work in the diamond mine. What do you think..."

"It depends on what Yenia wants. If she’s willing, then, of course, there’s no problem," Sean said. "Now that excavating ivory is so lucrative, she might not be keen on it, right?"

Elijah nodded, not saying more.

He, too, was concerned that Sam Baker’s enthusiasm was a solo act.

Sam Baker didn’t say anything that day after getting an affirmative response from Elijah.

The second day, after breakfast, as they were walking to the place where the big-horned deer was found, Sam Baker asked the question.

Yenia listened, hardly believing her ears.

"Really? I can really have a steady job at that mining site?"

"Yes." Sam Baker didn’t disclose that if Yenia would work there, he needed to provide a guarantee.

"Of course, if you are unwilling, thinking that the work of ivory digging or being part of the diggers suits you better, then you don’t have to go. After all, the work at the mine might be a bit more monotonous."