283 Special Pendant
The little lamb ran very quickly. As soon as the children reached the wild fruit field, the little lamb had already carried Ah Yu back.
The Spirit Treasure Rat also squatted on Little Ah Yuâs shoulder and lowered its head, looking extremely tired.
Little Ah Yu was indeed holding something in her hand. It was something that the Spirit Treasure Rat had jumped up and thrown to her on the way.
Tang Yuan and the others leaned forward to see what it was.
âAh Yu, whatâs that in your hand? Did the big rat find it?â
How much effort did this take?
It actually found something.
Little Ah Yu jumped off the little lambâs back and raised the thing in her hand for everyone to see clearly.
However, her arms and legs were not long enough, and even when she lifted it up with all her might, she could not raise it very high.
âPut it on that rock and weâll look at it together,â Hu Xiaotong suggested.
Little Ah Yu placed the thing on the rock.
Everyone went up to take a look, but they could not tell what it was.
âThis is a joke, right?â
âIt feels like it was carved by a carpenter.â
âBullsh*t, this was clearly made by a blacksmith!â
âWhat is this? A big snake? A big bug?â
âIt looks like a big bug, but itâs not clear.â
âThereâs too much embroidery on it. Itâs blocking the appearance.â
Everyone looked around and discussed for a long time, but they still could not figure it out.
Among this group of people, Hu Xiaotong was the oldest. He was already 14 years old this year and was a young man.
âBig Brother Tong, take a look.â
Hu Xiaotong looked at it for a while and shook his head. âIâve never seen it before. Why donât we show it to the village chief and the others? They should know.â
Children had limited knowledge, and adults knew more.
Little Ah Yu put away the thing and shouted into the field at the side, âUncle Tu!â
Everyone was confused. What Uncle Tu?
An adult with a solemn expression suddenly appeared beside the originally empty wild fruit vine.
Was this Uncle Tu?
Hu Sanpang scratched his head. âI specially took a look just now. Thereâs no one around. Where did this person come from?â
A child said, âI saw him. He was squatting over there. I thought he was going to relieve himself.â
Chi Tu, who had found the hiding spot with great difficulty: â...â
It was getting harder and harder to work as a secret guard.
Little Ah Yu held the thing in her hand and handed it to Chi Tu. âUncle Tu, take a look~ân/o/vel/b//in dot c//om
Chi Tu took it in its hand. He was originally just taking a casual look, but his gaze quickly became sharp.
When he took a closer look, he felt his scalp tingle and turn cold.
This thing-
âUncle Tu, what is this?â Little Ah Yu asked.
Chi Tu instantly came back to his senses and said, âOh, itâs just an iron pendant.â
To be precise, it was actually bronze, but its surface was stained with some rust and looked like iron.
âLooks like itâs not worth much,â Hu Sanpang said casually.
When Little Ah Yu heard this, she threw the pendant into her pocket. âThen Iâll go back and give them to Grandma. Iâll ask her to get Uncle Blacksmith to play with it and make something.â
âDonât!!â Chi Tu hurriedly shouted.
Little Ah Yu was puzzled. âWhatâs wrong?â
âActually, this thing is still valuable. If itâs melted, it wonât be worth much,â Chi Tu said.
âHow much can it be worth?â Hu Sanpang asked. âIs it worth this much?â
He raised a finger. âOne tael of silver!â
In their understanding, one tael of silver was equivalent to one dan of food. It was very precious!
Chi Tu: â...More than that. Itâs worth around a hundred taels.â
If this thing was really valued, it might not even be possible to buy it with 100,000 taels.
But there was no need to say so much. In any case, it was fine as long as the children could understand.
âWow! Ah Yu, youâre rich!â The children were excited and surrounded Little Ah Yu, wanting to touch the Spirit Treasure Rat on her shoulder.
âAh Yu, lend me your big rat. Iâm not looking for such an expensive treasure. Iâm just looking for my fatherâs private savings. I donât know where heâs hiding it, but if I find it, he wonât dare to make a sound even if he loses it.â