He and It

Yunchi was completely numb. He looked down and saw that the culprit who almost tripped him just now was a round aquamarine, as big as a deer's eye. Under the firelight, it reflected a clear and crystal clear light.

"No, this isn't right," Yunchi timidly took a few steps inside, "Why are you so rich?"

Sakya asked: "A lazy man, even if he only saves a bunch of grain a day, after tens of thousands of years, the grain he holds can fill a barn, let alone a god?"

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Sakya: *Covering his eyes, sitting on a mountain of gold and silver, he obviously has all the wealth in the world* Woo hoo, I am an old god destined to be forgotten...

Yunchi: *I couldn’t see the gold and silver at all, so I rushed to hug the sea otter, not because he was big and soft, and his fur felt warm to the touch* No, I will definitely make you so happy that you forget all your sorrows!

Sakya: *carefully removes his palm a little and peeks at Yunchi* Woo hoo hoo! ! ! *Determined to cry louder, because then Yunchi will hold him tighter*

Chapter 36 Divine Marriage (7)

Yunchi slightly covered the light of some treasures with his hands, fearing that they would damage his eyes. Fortunately, he got used to it after seeing it too much... How strange! Something just passed by the corner of my eye. Is it a one-to-one sculpture of a golden elephant and a golden sedan chair? Is it a flower field made entirely of emerald diamonds and red, pink and purple gems? Not to mention, there is a vast and deep galaxy hanging on the dome... Since there is a god walking beside him, Yunchi is really not sure whether it is a real star or the effect of some precious ore.

These weird and beautiful extravagant treasures and imaginative and flashy creations have far exceeded the limits of Yunchi's imagination. At first, he tried to convert the value of these wealth to the real world, but later, he gave up completely and instead looked at the scene in front of him with the perspective of "watching an art film".

"You don't seem to be eager to take these as your own." Saga looked at him curiously and used his furry palm to push away an amber bust that was blocking the way. "Why, these things should be very precious in the eyes of humans. Right? You can make requests and I will give you whatever you want."

Just imagine, a god stands by your side, looking at the prosperity of the treasure house with you hand in hand, and makes an oath that he will never change his mind, pointing to the overwhelming wealth and saying that I will give you whatever you want... How is this? Rare good luck!

Unfortunately, Yunchi was unmoved and just curled his lips: "No, of course I know these are good treasures. If one of them is given out, an ordinary person can have enough food and clothing for the rest of his life. But this is not what I need at this time, what I need is something that improves the quality of life, something that is cheaper and more common, but more practical."

"Oh..." Saga rubbed his head thoughtfully, "Okay then, let's go inside."

The boy and the white sea otter trudged through the rivers of gold and silver, and the mountains of pearls and jade, all the way towards the innermost part. I don't know if it was the effect of the divine incense, but Yunchi didn't feel that the air in the treasure house was dull and rotten. It was because his bare feet had too much gold dust on his soles that he had to pull Sakya's fur to prevent him from slipping when walking.

After marching for about twenty minutes, they finally left the huge amount of money behind and entered the second floor of the treasure house.

"Aha!" Yunchi's eyes lit up, "So many bottles and cans!"

This is true. Those gold, silver, and painted pottery tall bottles and short pots stand on both sides of the road. Beautiful water dishes are stacked on top of each other. Adjustable vats, cups, and horn cups are placed high on the shelves. In addition, There were actually many musical instruments that Yunchi couldn't name. When we arrived here, there were clearly visible murals on the walls on both sides. The mountains and rivers were far away from the earth. On the vast and boundless sea, a tall man in white robes stood, with golden light of varying lengths emitting from behind.

However, the murals here, like the statues of gods outside, have all had their faces destroyed.

Sakya walked over and greeted Yunchi cheerfully: "Look, is this the salt you want?"

Yunchi didn't have time to take a second look before his attention was attracted by the salt. He hurriedly got closer and took a closer look.

Under the light of the fire, the color of the salt was not the bright and sharp color he was familiar with, but a yellow-pink color close to that of a rose. He tried to dip a little in it and put it in his mouth to taste it carefully. The salty taste of the salt was very weak, more like diluted crystallization. But after all, this was real and edible salt!

"Yes! It's it!" Yunchi hugged the adjusting cylinder in surprise, stretched out his hand and shoveled, and irregular salt particles dripped down. "How many years have passed, how come they haven't broken yet?"

Saga looked at him with a smile. The cub was very happy, and his mood couldn't help but feel better: "This is close to the core of the temple. In the past, food was stored here and could last for tens of thousands of years, but now it is not so good." That might be possible."

He babbled, then picked up another jar and opened the seal on it, "They gave it to me before, but it was the best salt. If you put one in, it can turn a jar of clear water into something like sea water." salty……"

Yunchi paused for a moment. He couldn't even imagine that one salt could turn a tank of clear water into seawater. What is that, salt essence?

"This is spices," Sakya handed him another mixing vat, "but the smell can no longer be detected."

Yunchi took it as instructed, picked up a handful, put it in the palm of his hand and smelled it carefully. Sure enough, there was no spicy smell anymore, just like ordinary dried grass leaves. He couldn't help but feel a little regretful: "Indeed. But we still have salt! As the saying goes, a good cook relies on a handful of salt, and spices are secondary. If it doesn't work, I will just go and exchange with those who live near the sea."

Sakya smiled: "I've never heard of such a saying."

"It's a common saying from our place. Of course you haven't heard of it," Yunchi grinned and started happily scavenging. "What other things are there about silver carp and summer carp in spring, mandarin fish in autumn and winter bream, and fresh fish in summer? Pickle the cured fish...wait, I will cook them for you!"

Saga moved his beard a little nervously: "Actually, I don't often eat cooked food..."

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