The Ex-Husband’s Revenge Chapter 70

Leon was overjoyed because he never expected those two jade stones to contain such powerful and pure spiritual energy, despite not being worth much.

Nevertheless, spiritual energy was abundant inside and it was more than enough to set up the Energy Convergence Circle. Whether or not it was valuable in monetary terms was of no importance to him.

The only issue that gave him a headache was that Brody tricked him into spending more than a million. He just gave a sum of money, yet it did not take long for him to revert to becoming a pauper again!

"Wait! Do you mind if I take a look at these two jadeites, Mister Wolf?" Kai's eyelids twitched and he walked over.

"Not at all. Go ahead."

Leon did not mind in the least and handed them over to Kai.

As Kai looked carefully at the two gemstones, his expression gradually became solemn.

"They're just two worthless pieces of pea–green jadeite. Don't even bother examining them!" Brody scoffed.

Kai's solemn expression turned sour and he glared coldly at Brody. "Ignorant fool! Who told you these are pea–green jadeites!"

"It's more common to get pea–greens, but not every green–hued stone is a pea–green! I can tell you with absolute certainty that these two pieces are the rarest and most precious imperial green jadeite!" When Kai said that, it was almost as if he dropped a bombshell on the crowd!

"What?"

"Imperial green?"

"How's that even possible?!"

Everyone was so shocked that their jaws nearly fell to the ground. They exchanged looks with each other and saw the intense shock in their eyes!

Imperial greens were the highest quality clear green jadeite- it could even be called the best of the best!

Clear greens were very rare, and the chances of finding them were probably one in

ten thousand. Imperial greens, on the other hand, were a hundred times rarer than clear greens!

The market price of each imperial green was as high as several thousand. The more transparent it was, the higher the price. It was so rare that there might not even be any for sale even if one had the means to pay for it. That just goes to show the sheer value of imperial greens!

"Mister Jacobsen, are you sure this is an imperial green?"

Some of the onlookers could not help but ask.

"I'm sure of it! I can vouch for my shop's reputation that this is imperial green! And it's the purest of all the imperial greens I've ever seen!" Kai said decisively.

Prospera Jade was the largest and most famous jade store in Antiqua Flea Market, having sold several rare imperial greens over the years.

Those pieces were slightly larger, but their color was not as well–proportioned and transparent as the ones in front of him.

"Holy crap! Who would've thought that it would be some imperial greens!"

"This

guy here stuck the lottery!"

The crowd immediately went into overdrive.

Many of them laughed at Leon earlier, thinking that he was an idiot to spend 1.1 million to buy an ordinary stone.

However, everyone looked over excitedly in his direction, and their gazes changed completely! Some were envious, others jealous, and a few were even saluting him. like fanatically!

Some even began wondering if Leon had a unique sense of discernment and had known in advance that the raw jade stone was so good. After all, there was no plausible explanation for why Leon would insist on buying it at a high price of more than one million bucks!

"Are you considering selling these two pieces of imperial greens? I'll pay four million!"

"Oh, buzz off! These two pieces are valued way more than that the market price. I'll pay six million!"

"Six million? Have you no shame? I'll pay seven million!"

Several merchants scrambled to make their offers, and from the way they were acting, they were almost about to come to blows with each other!

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Imperial greens were very precious, and jade products carved out of imperial greens were even more valuable.

If a famous craftsman was commissioned to carve something out of it, the value could easily double the original price!

It was no surprise then that the merchants were practically losing their minds over it.