Chapter 110: Jackpot
From above the body of the bird, several cards were seen floating.
So this thing was actually a monster. I thought it was just a normal animal in this world.
It seems that in this world, only monsters drop loot, while animals do not. For example, the Trihorn Bison. It didn’t drop anything during our training.
After confirming that the elite Red Condor was truly dead, confirmed, of course, by Bob kicking its head I unequipped my class. All the ice surrounding me began to melt into water, shimmering under the sunlight.
Bob climbed onto its body and headed toward the floating cards. Linus and I stayed below.
"You two always do something unexpected. So now you can use ice magic. What should I guess next? Time magic?" Linus chuckled.
I wanted to tell him that I actually had time magic, but I remembered what Guildmaster Mirinda said. I held myself back. I could already imagine Linus’s face if he found out.
He then slung his staff behind his back and pulled out a small knife.
"I want to take some parts of it. I heard some pieces can be sold for a high price," Linus said.
Hearing what he said, my eyes immediately lit up. "Are you sure? How much can we get?" I asked excitedly. Our total gold now is only two: one for me, one for Bob. We had only planned to earn enough to pay for the room first, which costs ten gold. So far, we hadn’t made any money yet since arriving in this world. I mean by our own effort. Stealing from bandits doesn’t count.
"Hmm. I’m not sure about the elite one. For the normal variant, its heart can be sold for five gold, talons for two gold each, feathers for fifty silver, and its eyes are the most expensive, ten gold each. That’s what I remember," Linus said as he walked toward the Red Condor’s head.
I did the calculation, counting on my fingers. From this bird alone, we could make nearly forty gold. And since this was an elite one, surely the value must be even higher. Finally, we’re not poor anymore.