“12,000 gold.”

“How much?” Kang Oh asked back.

“Twelve! Thousand! Gold!” Eder said clearly.

Kang Oh gaped.

“Is it really 12,000 gold?”

“Yes.”

Grano nodded his head.

“Wow! I’ve hit the jackpot.”

His wide eyes kept blinking. It felt like he’d won the lottery. 

“Some of the treasures had historical significance, which increased the price significantly. One of them sold for 5,000 gold.”

Grano smiled.

“It was worth staying in the desert for so long.”

Kang Oh smiled as well.

“You get 8,400 gold after subtracting my 3,600 gold portion.”

Grano took out 84 gold bars from his subspace.

Kang Oh placed each gold bar into his inventory’s gold box one by one.

“Ah, that’s right. I sold Monique’s set for 950 gold.”

Kang Oh was going to give him 30% of the profit, but Grano shook his head.

“I’m fine. Just keep it. I’ve already made quite the fortune.”

“Man, you’re generous.”

Kang Oh gave him a thumbs up.

“Hoo, hoo. What are you going to do with all that money?” Grano asked.

“I could ask you the same thing, Mr. Grano.”

“I’m going to use it to fund my research into the rain-making device, and buy my daughters and wife an amazing present.”

Grano sported a heartwarming smile. He supposed it was the smile…

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