The muscles, bones, fur, flesh and blood of monsters are all rich in varying degrees of spiritual energy. Some can be used as medicine, some can be used to refine weapons and armor, and there are many other weird uses.
The higher the level of the monster, the more spiritual energy is contained in its body, and its value is naturally more precious, and demand often exceeds supply.
Most warriors are very interested in hunting monsters. In addition to honing their own strength, the most important thing is to make money. With money, they can buy expensive elixirs and weapons to make themselves stronger.
However, for Yun Luo and Jun Wuchen, it doesn't matter whether they make money or not.
After all, both of them are not short of money. One is a dignified prince, powerful and wealthy; the other owns Wentian Tower, has developed commerce and trade, and can make a lot of money every day.
The most important thing is that for the two of them, there is actually no shortage of elixirs and weapons that are extremely expensive and indispensable for ordinary warriors.
Yun Luo is an alchemist herself, and the cost of elixirs is ridiculously cheap for her, so she can get as much as she wants.
As for Jun Wuchen, because of his special constitution, pills are almost ineffective on him. Naturally, he does not need to spend a lot of money to buy these things. At most, he can prepare some for his subordinates as rewards.
With neither money nor elixirs, the value of the dragon's bones to them has been greatly reduced!
Moreover, the giant cold pond dragon is so big that it is not easy to put it away. It is indeed not cost-effective when you think about it.
Yun Luo was silent for a moment, and soon figured it out. He raised his forehead and said, "You are right. I am too stingy."
Her storage ring is almost always on the verge of being full. If it weren't for Yunmeng Space to help share the load, there would be almost no room for it.
If she were given a hundred-meter-long dragon skeleton, she might think it was taking up space.
Why did you collect it?
Therefore, value is not actually important.
She was just a little bit soured by the giant spider's good luck and didn't want to be taken advantage of by it.
Who makes it always have trouble with her? He treats her as prey time and time again.
"So, after eating the dragon's corpse, you got a lot of spiritual power from its flesh and blood, and then you broke through to the innate realm. Then you got the inherited memory of your ancestors, and then you led your men all the way to Guniuling.
Want to find the Nine-leaf Resurrection Fruit?"
Yun Luo sorted out the giant spider's words, and then concluded and asked.
Seeing that they didn't seem to mind about the dragon's corpse, the giant spider relaxed a little and nodded its little head, which was not consistent with its body shape, in recognition.
"How long has it been since you arrived at Guniuling?" Yun Luo suddenly asked an irrelevant question.
"In your human time, it's been almost half a month, right?" the giant spider said uncertainly.
There is no precise time calculation for monsters, because most of their life spans are long. Even if they are calculated, they are divided into four seasons, or simply three to five years.
"Guniuling is not a big area, and you have brought so many little spiders here. Half a month is enough for you to dig through this place."
Yun Luo slightly raised the corners of his lips with a half-smile, and a sly light flashed in his eyes: "Then... have you found the Nine-leaf Resurrection Fruit?"
Yun Luo asked this question, his eyes fixed on the giant spider, not letting go of any subtle reaction from it.
This question is like an ice arrow, nailing the giant spider to death.