Travel In Dreamland

Just as the appraiser predicted, his items were scheduled in the first half of the session.

The auction did not sell all the necklaces at once. Instead, they divided them and presented one each time several other lots were sold.

Angor's products were low-class storage holders. He originally estimated that each item would earn him twenty to thirty thousand crystals, but the actual bidding price went a little higher because there was competition. This was also the reason why he took the items to the auction instead of selling them to other shops.

After paying auction commission and part of the income to Sunders, Angor believed that each necklace would bring him about ten thousand crystals. Selling four meant 40,000 in total. This was a big fortune even to some of the most powerful wizards.

Despite that, when compared to the prices of other lots, forty thousand crystals was like a drop in the ocean—completely negligible.