Chapter 753: Huaxia Dragon Auction House (Part 1)
In fact, Nan Ming is infertile, and it wasn’t the old Family Head who told Nan Cheng; Nan Cheng discerned it on his own!
His eyes imdiately beca sharp: Nan Ming, what exactly are you trying to do by nurturing Mingzhu?
Could it be, you want to groom her to beco the Family Head and then take control of the Nan Family through Nan Mingzhu?
If that’s the case, don’t bla for eliminating you.
However, just as the thought of elimination crossed his mind, the oath he had taken in front of the dying old Family Head echoed in his head: As long as Nan Ming did nothing to endanger family mbers, I must ensure his everlasting position as the Nan Family’s housekeeper!
To avoid the old master dying with discontent, he had agreed and taken the oath at the old master’s bedside.
At the ti, he truly suspected that Nan Ming was the illegitimate child of the old master. Yet, after detailed analysis, he felt that he had been mistaken; it was impossible for Nan Ming to be the old master’s illegitimate child.
But whether an illegitimate child or not, he must uphold the oath. Without evidence of Nan Ming harming family mbers, he truly can’t act rashly against him!
The problem is, whether Nan Ming is just too good at concealing himself, or he indeed has done nothing atrocious, Nan Cheng has never caught any fault or leverage against Nan Ming.
Even the recent capture of Jiang ngyu was initiated by Nan Mingzhu, which had nothing to do with him.
But, a fox will eventually show its tail. He had already instructed Nan Dian to keep a close watch on Nan Ming.
"Nan Yu, go to the Ancient Martial Underground Black Market’s Huaxia Dragon Auction House and see if there’s any Stone Marrow up for auction. If there is, buy it back."
Nan Yu was puzzled: "Family Head, isn’t the Stone Marrow exclusive to our Nan Family?"
"Not anymore."
In the past, Nan Cheng also shared this belief, but ever since he found out that Nan Ming regularly provided Nan Mingzhu with a drop of Stone Marrow each month, and that Jiang ngyu had even given Di Ding one hundred drops of Stone Marrow at once, he realized that the Stone Marrow wasn’t just an asset of the Nan Family.
ngyu followed Nan ngyu and Di Yi to the Huaxia Dragon Auction House. After Di Yi said a few words to the gatekeeper, he went inside.
Once they entered, ngyu also wanted to get in but was stopped by the gatekeeper: "Huaxia Dragon Auction House only allows entry to those with an invitation."
ngyu pouted: "The two who just entered clearly didn’t have an invitation, yet you let them in."
The gatekeeper glanced at ngyu: "They have items to auction. Do you?"
ngyu, dressed today as a middle-aged woman and wearing plain clothes without a single piece of jewelry, naturally received a contemptuous look from the gatekeeper.
"Who says I don’t? I have items to auction as well."
The gatekeeper scornfully looked at ngyu: "The items auctioned here must be valued at over one hundred thousand. Otherwise, you might as well sell them at the workshop."
ngyu touched the ring, thinking of what items inside she could auction.
The Magic Artifacts and Spiritual Artifacts originally in the ring absolutely couldn’t be auctioned off; attracting the attention of the original owner’s relatives was the last thing she wanted.
If she were to sell, it could only be her own belongings.
The Monster Fish at was mostly eaten already, and she had initially collected about a hundred jin of the monster fish’s blood. Gu Dongxing had used about ten jin, while Cheng Jiuhe used six jin.
The rest, she initially planned to give so to her disciples, but fearing their bodies couldn’t handle it at once, she intended to wait until they were more robust before using it.
Therefore, she couldn’t auction these.
Then there’s the fish skin she gave to Gu Dongxing, the scales – she always felt they might co in handy later, so those couldn’t be taken out either.
As for the value of the monster fish’s bones and teeth, she had no idea.
In the end, the only item she could bring out for auction was the Yuan Nourishing Pill.
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