The Divine Heir

The Walter Problem - Part 2 [III]

After Irving adjusted it, Walter also selected a piece of tawny rock material on the stall mountain.

His piece of material looked good at first glance, but for things like gambling stones, ordinary people didn't know what was inside until they took the step of unraveling the stones.

Walter also knew this, so if he wanted to achieve a sure win, he could only make sure that the materials Irving finds couldn't produce any gemstone.

After the two found the materials, they asked about their prices. Irving's piece was only ten thousand, while Walter's piece was more than twice as expensive.

Although the price of gambling stone rock material was based on appearance, sometimes low-priced rock material with average appearance could produce better products.

After the two of them paid the money, they carried the materials to the stone machine.

"Mr. Irving, why don't you cut your own first? I think your material looks pretty good!" After knowing that Irving took the bait, Walter became humble.

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