Han Feng suddenly thought of Ye Lin's Fish Bone Sword from earlier. That sword was a top-tier magical tool; selling it would fetch a considerable amount of gold. After all, across the Five Continents, weapons were still extremely valuable. Spirit artifacts were exorbitantly expensive and beyond the reach of ordinary people, which was why most people settled for magical tools instead.
However, the boost that spirit artifacts and magical tools gave to their wielders was worlds apart. A magical tool at most cost around one hundred thousand gold coins, but spirit artifacts were different. Beginning with spirit artifacts, one could forge a contract with the wielder, and some spirit artifacts even possessed special sword spirits. The help that a formidable sword spirit offered to the contractor was immense.
Even the worst spirit artifact without a sword spirit was worth at least tens of millions of gold coins, not to mention immortal and divine artifacts. Weapons of that caliber were generally passed down through generations within clans and sects, almost never falling into the hands of outsiders.
Chapter 51