Do Not Speak Ill of My Mother!
Chapter 340 - 326 Imperial Green stone

Chapter 340: 326 Imperial Green stone

Old Master Chen carefully worked along the edge, slowly removing the impurities from the skin of the stone with his tools.

A dazzling green, like a pearl hidden in the deep sea, released its most enchanting light the moment the shell was opened.

Old Master Chen was taken aback.

Even though he had braced himself, when that streak of green appeared, he was so shocked that he clenched the stone tightly.

It was as if he feared that a single careless move might let the stone fall to the ground!

Breathing nervously through his nostrils, Old Master Chen hurriedly put the stone down and, with trembling hands, took his glasses from the toolbox beside him and put them on.

"Imperial Green? Is it really Imperial Green?"

He carefully felt it while shining a light to peer inside.

He muttered to himself, "Rich and clear, I can’t see a speck of impurity, could it be that today I’ve encountered a pure and flawless piece of Imperial Green rough?"

"Amazing! Amazing! To have picked out a top-quality Zhengyang Green, is the quality of the new vein finally revealed?!"

After saying that, he laughed heartily, "Such a large piece, if it’s fully saturated, that would be..."

Old Master Chen’s gaze was full of admiration as he said to Yan Yueqing, "Miss Yan, the price of this stone is going to skyrocket!"

Yueqing, knowing the outcome, nodded, "Keep wiping, clean off the entire shell."

"Yes!"

Old Master Chen was full of gusto.

He worked quickly, carefully carving along the position of the skin.

The stone was about the size of two children’s fists.

If it were fully saturated, at least one bracelet could be carved from it.

Imperial Green material is so rare that getting a bracelet is a feat, let alone an egg-shaped piece! Usually, from a slab, if one could get a small string of beads the size of rice grains, it was already a huge profit!

Old Master Chen patiently ground away.

The finer the stone, the more you can’t let excitement intimidate the heart.

A steady hand is required to grip the tools tightly and carve without missing by even a fraction of an inch.

Once he calmed his mind, his hands moved faster and his cuts became steadier.

The few people beside him were fully aware of Old Master Chen’s concentration and stayed quiet, not even daring to breathe out loud!

It wasn’t until he had completely extracted the stone that he finally relaxed.

He wiped the sweat from his forehead, "All taken out! There’s a large piece of Ash Stone on the right side; it didn’t fully absorb the color, but this is already very good!" As he spoke, he took out a ruler to measure, "We can definitely get a bracelet out of this!"

Yan Yueqing had known the result all along, but when she saw the whole chunk of rich green jadeite, she couldn’t help but lift the corners of her mouth into a smile.

It lay on the table like a pond of emerald water, crystal clear and refreshing to the soul.

In the hustle and bustle of the Gambling Stone Field, countless bettors rubbed their hands in eager anticipation of a miracle.

Small as this stone may seem, it was the focus of countless covetous gazes!

On this stage of splendor and desire, the Imperial Green was like a mysterious goddess, bringing not only wealth but also boundless luck.

Jun Yan sighed, "It still has to be the stone my brother picks! The ones I pick are never as good as my brother’s..."

There was a hint of melancholy in his eyes...

Seeing his son’s strange competitive desires flare up again, Jun Lii soothed, "What you pick is better than what I do."

The little one brightened up in an instant, "That’s right~ I pick what Mommy likes!"

Yueqing reached out to ruffle her son’s hair, her gaze tender.

A moment later, she nodded at Jun Lii with a thankful smile.

The greatest taboo for the two treasures was any hint of unfairness. When Yan Bao had just made that remark, she hadn’t even had time to think about how to reply when Jun Lii had already pacified their son.

Suddenly, Yueqing felt—there was so much she still had to learn from him.