"What does the Taoist priest have?"

"Ask me?"

"Naturally." Lin Jue looked calm, "It is difficult to distinguish between high and low treasures, and there is no money to measure them. It is best if everyone can get what they need and enjoy themselves."

"Huh?"

The middle-aged Taoist was a little surprised that this sentence could come from a young man. He couldn't help but look at him again, then smiled and fell into deep thought again.

He looked at them from the corner of his eye.

He was obviously thinking about what he should produce that would not only make him feel worthwhile but also satisfy them.

Finally, his eyes stopped on the sword beside the two of them.

"Aren't you Taoists from Fuqiu Peak practicing magic? When did you learn swordsmanship like Taoists from Fulu Sect?" the middle-aged Taoist asked.

"We don't practice swordsmanship. We only use swords for self-defense." Lin Jue replied, "Sometimes when facing monsters and people, a long sword may not be as useful as magic."

"It is true. Poor Taoists also practice swordsmanship. Since it is used for self-defense when traveling in rivers and lakes, in addition to long swords, it is also necessary to have appropriate swordsmanship." The middle-aged Taoist said, "I have a book of Qingdan Swordsmanship, which was originally from Fengshan in the capital.

What the Taoist learned is considered a good swordsmanship in the martial arts world. It not only focuses on swordsmanship with people, but also can fight monsters. Can I get these leaves in exchange?"

"fencing?"

Lin Jue glanced at his junior sister.

As expected, the little junior sister's eyes flashed with restrained movement, and she glanced at him quietly again.

"Can I take a look?"

Lin Jue had no choice but to help her.

"Can."

The middle-aged Taoist took out a sword manual from his arms, with simple patterns drawn on it and many words written on it.

Lin Jue held it in his hand and looked through it.

The younger junior sister came over.

The third senior brother also glanced this way.

Seeing them like this, the fox put his head close to them even though he couldn't understand anything.

I remember the sword manual in detail.

If you look through it casually, it can be roughly divided into three parts. One part is basic skills and body techniques, one part is sword moves and routines, and the other part uses a lot of text to explain the precautions for sword competition with others and the way to win.

"It's a serious sword manual." The third senior brother said from the side, "It's pretty good."

The younger junior sister became more and more excited.

Lin Jue glanced at her and said, "Junior sister, if you are willing, you can make your own decision."

"I do!"

Junior sister is also a decisive person.

"My little junior sister wants to learn swordsmanship and is willing to exchange it with you." Lin Jue paused, "But even as the Taoist priest said, this swordsmanship is considered good in the world under the mountain, but after all, it is a mortal thing, no matter how rare it is.

You can ask for them, but you cannot ask for spiritual things. So I can only exchange them for the pile in front of my junior sister."

"A bunch?" The middle-aged Taoist raised his eyebrows, "Young fellow Taoist, you are too greedy!"

"I've never been a greedy person."

Lin Jue handed the sword manual back to him.

"Isn't this greedy?"

"Not greedy."

"Just a few leaves."

"Not greedy." Lin Jue looked at him calmly, "I was also involved in the growth of this tree, so I know how rare it is."

"You little Taoist priest..."

The middle-aged Taoist priest was a little angry and wanted to leave, but seeing Lin Jue's calm demeanor, he felt that such a counteroffer was useless, so he stopped, holding the sword manual and fell into deep thought, his eyes shining with luster.

"..."

The middle-aged Taoist's face changed several times. He looked at Lin Jue for a long time and seemed to have finally made up his mind: "I have nothing else, so I will give it to you in exchange for money. How about it?"

"We don't accept cash."

"Where's the lot of silver?"

The middle-aged Taoist put his hand into his shoulder bag and suddenly took out a large handful of silver. They were all large pieces of silver, so heavy that they felt heavy even in his hand.

"The poor Taoist was refining elixirs in the mountains and looking for gold, stone and red sand. He accidentally found a silver mine and refined a lot of silver. Such yellow and white things are of no use to us practitioners. If you are willing, feel free to take them."

The silver fell on the bamboo mat, making a heavy sound.

The strange people and strangers in the surrounding rivers and lakes, as well as the hermits and Taoists in the mountains, were all attracted for a while.

"It won't take much on the mountain..."

Before Lin Jue finished speaking, he was suddenly stunned when he saw these two handfuls of silver.

Even the fox's eyes widened.

The younger junior sister was almost stunned.

These two handfuls of silver were a lot, at least hundreds of taels. If Lin Jue hadn't dug out the silver from the rat demon's hole before, he might have never seen so much silver in his life. But what attracted him was not the amount of silver, but the amount of silver.

These pieces of silver are large and irregular in shape.

Generally speaking, irregular silver is very finely divided, and large pieces of silver, even if they are not complete official silver, are official silver cut into two halves.

Such a large and irregular piece of silver really looks like it was refined by himself as he said.

But why does it look like stone?

Lin Jue frowned and couldn't help but stretched out his hand to take a piece.

"Um?"

Lin Jue was surprised.

The silver is very heavy in the hand, it is completely the weight of silver. You can press it with the guard of the sword hilt to make a dent. In addition, no matter how you look at it, you can't see anything unusual.

If it hadn't been for a strange feeling flashing through my heart the moment I took the silver, I really wouldn't have been able to tell the difference.

This should be a magic spell?

This old man wants to lie to him!

But it gave me something else.

"how?"

The middle-aged Taoist looked at him and was satisfied with his performance. As long as Taoists in this world join the world, how can they not use money?

But Lin Jue raised his head with a strange expression.

"how?"

The middle-aged Taoist didn't know why.

Then Lin Jue reached out and picked up a leaf.

"The Taoist Master has great skills, so I gave this leaf to the Taoist Master as if he had watched a trick and ended today's fate!"

"What ability?"

The middle-aged Taoist was immediately stunned.

Has it been seen through?

"These coins." Lin Jue pushed the coins back to him, "Give them back to the Taoist Priest."

The little junior sister next to me had also taken a piece of silver and imitated him to look at it carefully. Her brain was buzzing from the sudden impact of the pile of white silver. When she heard his words, although her face was full of doubts, she immediately

Throwing the money back in your hand, it felt like your hands were hot.

The third senior brother also took the silver and turned it over and over. Although he felt that it was not true, he did not see any flaws. When he was thinking about whether what the middle-aged Taoist said was true or false, he heard the younger brother make a judgment first.

I don't know what's right or wrong, but he just threw away the money anyway.

"What else can you do for me?"

"Why bother explaining?"

"How can you explain it clearly? This is serious silver. Anyone can inspect it. You little Taoist priest, don't talk nonsense."

"It's almost..."

Lin Jue just sat cross-legged and looked at him calmly.

"Huh?"

The middle-aged Taoist was even more surprised.

Have you really been seen through?
To be continued...