"Boss, how much for this rough stone?" Ye Luo stepped forward and pointed at one of the rough stones that looked sowhat blackened.
"Sir, although this rough stone doesn’t look very good from the outside, based on my years of experience, there is definitely..." the boss rambled on.
"Just tell the price!" Ye Luo interjected.
"Three hundred thousand!" The boss held up three fingers as he spoke.
"Deal, card paynt!" Ye Luo promptly took out a card and handed it over, appearing very decisive, causing the onlookers to look on with surprised expressions.
"Ye Luo, this rough stone doesn’t seem like it will reveal any good jadeite. Three hundred thousand might be a bit of a loss," Qin Yuru quickly reminded him.
"It’s okay, I won’t lose out," Ye Luo confidently smiled, and then he placed the rough stone on the cutting machine, saying, "Start the cutting."
The cutter followed Ye Luo’s instructions. However, halfway through, nothing had appeared, just when everyone thought Ye Luo had squandered the three hundred thousand, suddenly the cutter shouted, "Green, it’s green!"
"It’s ’glass-type’ jadeite!"
When the rough stone was completely cut open, revealing a small piece of jadeite as clear as crystal glass, everyone present wore a face full of shock.
"It’s actually ’glass-type’ jadeite!" Qin Yuru’s eyes also flashed with surprise.
This ’glass-type’ jadeite was even a grade higher than the top-quality jadeite the man earlier had in his hands. Just one piece of this ’glass-type’ jadeite was worth at least a billion, a truly priceless gem, and an extrely rare treasure.
Situ Ao’s expression narrowed slightly, a flicker of fascination passing through his eyes as he said outright, "Kid, I’ll buy this piece of jadeite. Na your price."
Ye Luo picked up the ’glass-type’ jadeite, turned to look at Situ Ao, and said, "Sorry, but I plan to give this ’glass-type’ jadeite as a gift."
"President Qin, this ’glass-type’ jadeite is a gift for you," Ye Luo said directly to Qin Yuru, casually giving away a treasure worth a billion without even blinking an eye.
Those around him were stunned by Ye Luo’s generous gesture, and Qin Yuru was especially taken aback as she looked at him.
"This won’t do, it’s too valuable!" Qin Yuru ca to her senses and shook her head repeatedly.
"If you don’t accept it, that ans you don’t recognize as a friend," Ye Luo said bluntly.
Qin Yuru looked into Ye Luo’s eyes for a mont and then said, "Okay, but I’ll pay you according to the price of the ’glass-type’."
"If I take your money, it ans I didn’t consider you as a friend. I don’t even care about a re billion, just keep it," Ye Luo said as he handed over the ’glass-type’ jadeite, worth a billion, to Qin Yuru, which made Situ Ao look gloomy, his eyes flashing with a cold light.
Then Ye Luo’s gaze swept over the pile of rough stones again, and he picked out several more, spending nearly two million more.
But each piece he opened, although not as expensive as the ’glass-type’ jadeite, was also extrely rare jadeite, and what was most important was that each contained a large amount of spiritual energy, which was what Ye Luo needed.
Seeing Ye Luo continuously produce so many jadeite stones, everyone at the scene was dumbfounded, exclaiming that Ye Luo was indeed a new generation stone gambling king, with such incredible luck.
However, the shop owner’s face had turned completely green with envy, his heart bleeding, as his eyes looked towards Ye Luo as if he were beholding so kind of demon.
At this mont, Ye Luo’s gaze shifted back to the pile of rough stones, and everyone’s eyes followed suit, filled with anticipation, wanting to see what kind of gemstone he would pick out this ti.
"How much for this piece?" Ye Luo asked, pointing to a rough stone not even half a ter in size.
"I’m not selling this one; I’ll carve it myself," the owner said decisively, hurriedly running over to embrace the rough stone and start carving it himself. Clearly, he considered Ye Luo’s stone gambling abilities to be formidable and was convinced that this piece must also hold value. However, his face collapsed in disappointnt when, after carving, he found nothing but worthless material inside.
"What about this piece? Are you selling it?" Ye Luo enquired, pointing to another rough stone.
"If you want this piece, it’s five million," the owner replied with a calculating look in his eye.
"Co on, you’re asking for the moon," Ye Luo couldn’t help saying.
"It’s five million," the owner said with a resolute expression. Now, he wasn’t sure if this one would turn out to be junk, so he quoted a high price right off the bat.
Finally, Ye Luo went ahead and made the purchase, placing the rough stone on the carving machine, this ti opting to do the carving himself.
With Clairvoyant Eye activated, Ye Luo wielded the stone cutter to peel away the outer layer of the rough stone, then slowly set to work with the polisher.
Dust flew in all directions as the piercing sound of the polishing machine filled the air, and the onlookers watched intently, even Situ Ao’s gaze fixated unblinkingly on the stone.
Soon, a layer of green light began to swirl out, exciting the crowd once more.
"Another erald! This guy is like a god; could it be he has the Clairvoyant Eye?" the people present exclaid in wonder.
"What... what is this?"
It was only when Ye Luo had fully carved open the rough stone that everyone’s gaze turned to stone, their minds taking a long ti to wrap around what they saw.
What lay before them was a piece of jade a few centiters in size, shimring with a layer of greenish light. The green tinged with hints of yellow and blue made for a particularly unique color, yet it radiated a special charm that was a delight to the eyes—soft, yet vibrant.
"This... this is the ’emperor of eralds,’ the grand da green!"
The shop owner’s voice trembled, his face depicting profound shock as his body quivered slightly, clearly a display of overwhelming excitent.
"Impossible, an erald? This is the so-called ’emperor of eralds,’ an encounter so rare it’s spoken of in legends once every decade or so?"
Many in the crowd who had knowledge of gemstones and jade were shocked, unable to regain their composure for a long ti, their gazes burning with intensity as they fixated on the grand da green.
This grand da green that Ye Luo had unveiled was indeed the ’emperor of eralds.’ In its presence, the finest jadeite, the glassy-green jadeite, and even the ’emperor green’ jadeite Ye Luo had previously carved in Zhonghai paled in comparison. This was the true treasure beyond price.
Both Qin Yuru and Ling Qingya’s complexions changed drastically, their breathing becoming rapid. As distinguished CEOs with extensive experience, they naturally understood the value of this grand da green.
The worth of this grand da green was imasurable. Though other varieties of jadeite were rare, they were still seen. However, a grand da green might not appear even once in decades, let alone one of this size. If taken to auction, it would fetch a minimum value of tens of billions.
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