Spring of Life

After the lot Peter was on was sold, the auctioneer immediately continued with the remaining two lots. The second was sold for 240,000 low-grade crystals, while the third was auctioned for 220,000.

The young Kevin had not participated in the bidding of these last two lots, as he had already gotten one, and it was really too expensive for him to buy more.

After all, even a noble family with great power, as was the case with the Chambers family, couldn't afford so many expenses at once.

Not all powers had a revenue as significant as the Black Plain. Therefore, it could be considered quite impressive for just one of the descendants to spend so many crystals in one night!

Kevin had also already spent a good amount of money buying slaves from Lot 1, which his father had ordered him and his bodyguard to do.

And not only that, the auction would still have more items to be auctioned off, and there might be something that catches Kevin's eye.