Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian) novel Chapter 1219

The heart of the ocean was a light blue-colored stone which contained pure, high-quality water-based spiritual energy. It was a priceless treasure for cultivators practicing water-based techniques and could be used to increase their cultivation and even spiritual foundation.

Due to this, a heart-of-the-ocean stone was highly valuable, even more than supreme-grade spiritual stone, and one ounce cost around five million spiritual stones.

"There it is! It is the heart of the ocean!" After the light blue-colored stone appeared, the crowd gasped in surprise, their eyes filled with disbelief.

It was mainly because this stone was so rare; more rare than royal yellow stone.

Immediately, Asriel's face fell, and the worry in her eyes was impossible to miss. But she was only worried for a split second. When the heart of the ocean was cut out, she let out a huge sigh of relief because it was so small—only the size of a peach.

The sawyer master handed the heart of the ocean to Sebastian and congratulated with a smile, "Congratulations, Mr. Wilder. This heart of the ocean is almost one ounce and valued at four million spiritual stones!"

With this, Sebastian was once again ahead of Asriel by 500 thousand spiritual stones. This wasn't a big difference, and Asriel was confident because her last rough stone was the one she was most optimistic about.

Sebastian looked at her and said, "Holy Maiden, you gave me a chance earlier, so I'll return the favor. If you admit defeat now, paying me half of the wager will do."

Asriel giggled softly. "Just as you said earlier, winning is winning. There's no such thing as admitting defeat halfway. Let's proceed!"

With a disdainful expression, Ophelia said to Sebastian, "Don't blink and watch carefully. This is the best rough stone from Holy Maiden, and there's at least thickened earth stone or similar precious stones within.

"Maybe it will be a blood crystal or something. It's even possible that there's royal yellow stone. Just wait for your defeat!"

Sebastian merely smiled without a word because he already knew the outcome before the stone was cut.

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