The Summoning of Skeleton Soldiers

Their eyes immediately lit up.

"This is good stuff! This is really good stuff!"

They were talking without even realizing it.

Even with this, the body may become slightly stiff and less flexible.

But it doesn't matter, we guys are all just playing with hammers.

Therefore, this potion is considered a miracle drug for adventurers.

"Let's try blunt weapons next."

One of them suggested this, and then found a wooden stick and smashed it hard on the bald man's shoulder.

The wooden stick snapped in two with a crack.

The adventurers' eyes were all on the bald man and the broken wooden stick.

"This medicine is good."

One of the guild leaders said smugly, "Many spaces in the dungeon are extremely cramped, and it's difficult for us to move around freely while wearing armor. Now that we have this potion, the dungeon won't be too difficult for us anymore."

But another guild leader said, "This is worth almost ten gold coins! Unless we can guarantee a profit, we'll just be losing money."

The regimental commanders discussed it, but in the end they gritted their teeth and made a decision.

Buy it! You absolutely must buy it!

So he went to the carriage again, knocked on the wooden plank near the window, and made a thumping sound.

"Master mage, we would like to purchase the Mixed Power Stone Skin Potion."

Lou Le was teasing Limela, touching her thigh and such.

But now, with no other option, he went to the window and asked, "How many bottles?"

"A total of twelve bottles."

The bald man said this with a heavy heart.

"A total of one hundred and ten gold coins and four silver coins."

Lou Le gave a specific price.

The team leaders certainly could afford the money, but they were reluctant to use cash directly.

"Master, we obtained quite a few things from the dungeon. Would you be willing to buy them?"

"We are willing to exchange these items for alchemical potions."

The bald man asked in a low voice.

Lou Le thought for a moment: "For ordinary items, the appraisal fee is one silver coin. For valuable items, the appraisal fee is one gold coin."

"Whether or not I accept these things depends on my needs."

The bald man thought for a moment and then said, "Okay, let's bring these things over now."

He quickly shouted to his team members, "Hey! Bring our loot over!"

A short man carrying a huge backpack ran over and threw his things on the ground near the carriage.

As Lou Le watched curiously, Limela explained to him.

"These are generally of dwarven blood, with rough, thick skin behind their elbows, short, coarse fingers, and slightly longer thumbs. They can grip hammers or mining pickaxes very well. They have an extremely high carrying capacity, capable of carrying things taller and heavier than themselves. They are usually popular support personnel in adventurer teams."

Lou Le nodded.

The bald man first took out a bunch of lazy bones and placed them by the window. Lou Le picked one up and looked at it.

Bones imbued with death energy

It is made of bone.

It is a material

"The bones salvaged from the skeleton soldiers carry a faint trace of death energy and can be used as spellcasting materials."

(Note: It can be used as fodder to feed undead creatures, increasing their bone strength and undead energy.)

Lou Le said, "The bones of skeleton soldiers can be used as spellcasting materials for necromancers. They can also be used to cultivate undead creatures, making them stronger."

"The appraisal fee is one silver coin, and my purchase price is one skeleton and one gold coin."

The little witch glanced at the bald man. "Anything else?"

The bald man nodded hurriedly: "Yes, yes. Master, you have some."

He then addressed the other commanders, saying, "Damn it, a skeleton soldier's bones, one gold coin! How many bones have we left without bringing back?"

His face was full of frustration and resentment.

I regret it so much, I really regret it.

The leaders of the various adventure groups exchanged bewildered glances: "Who knew this thing would be so expensive! All those junk weapons we scavenged aren't even worth as much as their skeletons!"

They all rushed to ask their team members how many skeletons they had.

The bald man then asked the dwarf, "How many bones are there here?"

The little man thought for a moment: "They're scattered here and there, only about one and a half bones. I mainly collected them to make bone tools, so they're mostly thigh bones, arm bones, and vertebrae. I didn't bother collecting the other scattered bones."

The bald man slapped his forehead and quickly told the short man to look for anything else useful.

Lou Le glanced at them and said, "Herbs, ores, and things related to mages. They'll be a little more expensive here. As for weapons and the like, I'm not interested."

The bald man was now in an awkward position, as all they had brought back from the dungeon were weapons.

After all, this is made of iron and is very popular.

After carefully rummaging through the items for a while, the little dwarf found something that looked alright.

Lou Le looked at them one by one.

[A tattered spell array]

Its material is silver.

It is a magical item.

"A damaged spell array plate, still barely usable, containing spell models."

"After use, it can summon a broken skeleton soldier from the Necromancer plane, whose class is randomly determined."

"The surrounding bones can be used to repair the skeleton soldiers' damage."

This magic array plate looks like a black plate from the outside, like a broken stone.

Lou Le expended his magic power to imprint two spell models onto his Witch's Spring, then said, "Appraisal fee: one gold coin. This is an array containing two spell models: one to summon skeleton soldiers, and the other to repair skeleton soldiers through bone manipulation."

"I won't buy this array plate, but you can sell it to mages in Graystone City. The price will be at least two hundred gold coins, and even higher for mages who are passionate about necromancy. After all, there are two spell models inside!"

"Furthermore, they are magical artifacts. One only needs to inject mana to use these two spells."

The bald man's eyes widened: "This is actually a magical artifact, and there are even two spell models!"

"It's out! It's really out!"

He said to the short man, "We've really struck it rich."

He was so happy he was practically beside himself.

Lou Le knocked on the wall of the carriage, indicating that it was time for them to pay.

The bald man didn't care about saving cash anymore and directly gave Lou Le the huge pile of bones and 110 gold coins.

He took twelve bottles of Mixed Strength Stone Skin Potion and left.

He held the array plate and laughed heartily.

Now, everyone in the camp knows he's shipped the goods.

Something worth over two hundred gold coins! Its price could even double or triple.

"Damn it," everyone thought in unison.