The Reborn Aristocrat's Daughter-Chapter 49 - Practice(1)_1

It can’t be that all the effort I’ve put into making these Talismans is going to waste,” Situ Xin said in a disheartened voice.

“No, I must find a way to solve this problem.” Having said that, Situ Xin instantly teleported to the underground warehouse.

Situ Xin had visited this underground warehouse several times, but each visit had been with a specific goal in mind, to find something, so each time she would leave as soon as she found what she was looking for.

She had never really noticed what the warehouse contained.

As far as she could remember, the underground warehouse contained a vast and miscellaneous collection of items, of which she had no specific recollection.

Situ Xin came to the underground warehouse without a clear object in mind; she had just thought of checking the warehouse when she couldn’t think of a solution.

For the first time, Situ Xin closely examined the underground warehouse.

“Wow, I didn’t realize the warehouse was this huge,” Situ Xin exclaimed in surprise from the entrance after scanning the inside.

The warehouse was easily the size of a sports field, stuffed to the brim with items.

As Situ Xin slowly stepped in from the door, she paid attention to the things around her.

“What are these?” Situ Xin noticed several large chests in a corner.

Curiosity led her towards the chests.

The chests seemed ancient, not because they looked old, but because their style reminded Situ Xin of the kinds seen in period dramas.

“I wonder what’s inside.” Situ Xin mused aloud while examining the chests.

Situ Xin reached out with her small arm, trying to lift the lid of one of the chests, but despite her effort, there wasn’t even the slightest sign of movement.

She pulled back her hand, shaking it vigorously: “My goodness, why is it so heavy?” But she wasn’t discouraged.

She tried using her psychic power, “Open these chests.” Focusing her gaze on those chests, Situ Xin concentrated.

The chests were opened instantly.

As the chests opened, Situ Xin was dazzled by what was inside.

“What are these?” she leaned closer to look inside.

“Is this jade?” Situ Xin asked in astonishment, looking at the various colors of unprocessed jade inside the chest.

Situ Xin picked up the smallest piece of purple jade and examined it.

“It’s a glassy green with decent translucency.” In her past life, Situ Xin would come into contact with different types of people on missions, so the organization required them to learn a broad range of skills, including knowledge about jade, in which Situ Xin was also well versed, even in jade gambling.

After putting down the purple jade, Situ Xin moved on to another chest, “This is jadeite.” She said with certainty.

After the previous encounter with jade, her mood had adjusted, and she calmly picked up a piece of jadeite.

However, her expression changed upon touching it, “Warm?

Could this be warm jade?” After studying it carefully, she reached for another type of jade that had a different surface color from the warm jade, and it felt cold to the touch.

Situ Xin was now certain that the jades here were the rare warm jade and cold jade.

Situ Xin thought about taking out these warm and cold jades and giving a piece to each family member when the opportunity arose.

In winter, they could carry warm jade and switch to cold jade in summer; that would truly make for a comfortable life year-round.

As Situ Xin made her mental calculations, she walked over to another chest.

Inside the chest was a gleaming gold hue.

“Gold?” Situ Xin hadn’t expected to find several chests full of gold bars.

“My goodness, what did the original owner of this space do to have so much gold here?” If Situ Xin’s eyes weren’t deceiving her, all the gold in these chests was of full purity.

“Well, I won’t have to worry about money in the future,” Situ Xin said as she looked at the full chest of gold bars, unsure of what expression to wear, so she joked to herself.

In fact, Situ Xin didn’t place much importance on money, because in her previous life, after joining the organization and completing each mission, she received a substantial reward, and in this life so far, apart from the time she was brought to the orphanage, she had never left the military compound, so she had never worried about money.

She always thought of money as just numbers in a bank account.

However, she also understood that in this world, one cannot do without money, just like one cannot do without power.

After looking through the items in these chests, Situ Xin continued to move forward.

Throughout her walk in the underground warehouse, she realized that it had everything imaginable.

Antique paintings, calligraphy, and porcelain were as abundant as counterfeit goods at a roadside stall.

In the end, Situ Xin didn’t finish surveying the entire warehouse because it was genuinely immense, and the items were not organized very methodically, so after a while, she lost interest.

She sat down on a small chest and said, “Never mind, if one day I’m short of money or need something, I’ll come back and slowly sift through it all.”