Chapter389Felix’s gaze remained calm as the shopkeeper, a middle-aged man with sharp eyes, continued his sales pitch. The vendor was eager to please, offering up the fortune jades with the kind of enthusiasm only a merchant with valuable goods could muster.“These are special pieces,” the shopkeeper said, his voice brimming with pride. “Each one is handpicked from the Emerald Mountainrange, a place of ancient power. Some of these jades contain unknown relics from ancient civilizations. And the price, for those who truly appreciate their value, is well worth it.” Felix’s attention, however, wasn’t on the shopkeeper’s words. His eyes shifted to the fortune jades laid out on the counter, each one more beautiful than the last. Serena and Christene were already admiring the larger jades, their eyes filled with the kind of wonder that only genuine treasures could evoke. Felix’s thoughts, however, were more practical. He had long learned that appearances could be deceiving, especia

Chapter391 The fortune jades now rested in the hands of Serena and Christene, and both women couldn’t hide their excitement. They turned the golden pearl and the blue diamond over and over in their hands, mesmerized by the way the jewels glistened in the soft light of the shop. The allure of these treasures to the two Women wasn’t just in their value it was in their sheer beauty. As the two women held the treasures, Cornellia couldnt help but feel even more jelous of them for obtaining such treasures. “Look at this!” Christene exclaimed, her voice full of childlike wonder as she turned the golden pearl in her palm, watching it shimmer. “I can’t believe we have these now. They’re so… so perfect!” Serena nodded in agreement, her gaze transfixed on the blue diamond. She had never seen anything like it before, and to her, it felt like they had unlocked something extraordinary. “This is just amazing,” she said, her voice quiet but full of awe. Felix watched them with a sm

Chapter393 The tension in the fortune jade shop was palpable. Felix stood unwavering as Santiago, with a smug grin plastered on his face, held up his relic for the world to see. The ancient bell, pulsing with a faint aura of power, lay in his hands as he basked in the admiration of the crowd. He had been certain of his victory since the moment he picked up the furtune Jadecin a hurry before Felix got his hands on it. He was very confident that this is the best of the furtune Jade. “You see?” Santiago said, his voice dripping with satisfaction. “This is real power. An artifact from the Baudan Temple. Worth thirty million dollars, easy.” The crowd murmured in agreement, some nodding in awe. Others whispered among themselves about the ancient bell’s rarity and value. Cornelia, too, beamed with pride. Her husband had won. She could almost feel the weight of the praise that would come his way after this. Santiago was an heir to the Sanchez family, a first-class geologist f

Chapter395 "why are you asking about it, do you want it?" Felix asked as he stared at the martial art practitioners without any change in his expression. the woman had a look of desire flash in her eyes as she said "yes, I want to obtain it at all cost, how much are you selling?" "ill pay you five hundred million for the rear treaure" before Felix coupd replay, one of the martial art practitioners offered. "mmmh, five hundred million?, are you making a fool of our young frind here, ill pay secenthrudred million!" "one thousand million!" "one thousand million and my doighter" "one thousand million and twelve of my grand doughter!" The martial art practitioners all started a bidding war over the stone in Felix's hand but they disnt kbow who they were messing with, Felix doesn't care about them, they were too puny for him to give any reguard, he was jist watching them making a fool of them. the martial art practitioners kept on bidding fiercely untill it tuned into a de

Chapter397 Some minutes earlier, as Felix’s suppressive presence continued to weigh heavily on the martial art practitioners, Santiago stood in the back, watching the events unfold with growing frustration. The smugness that had once filled him was now gone, replaced with fear and insecurity. He had challenged Felix, thinking he could win, but he hadn’t expected the situation to turn so quickly against him. His face darkened, and he shot a glance at Cornelia, who stood beside him, her expression one of embarrassment and frustration. Santiago was used to being in control, to commanding attention and respect, but here, in this moment, he was nothing more than a clown in face of Felix’s strength and identity as a Celestial level martial art expert. Santiago knew he had to leave before things got worse. He had no interest in continuing to be humiliated, especially not in front of his wife. When he saw the martial art practitioners leaving, he moved subtly, trying to slip away