Doris shook her head and sighed heavily to murmured to herself, "How does the saying go? Right.. ‘Throw a sprat to catch a mackerel’. That's what this is, isn't it?

What apart from the Sun Pill has the Jenkins family had to offer?”

"Sold!" Lilianna stated. "The 50 Sun Pills go to the Bryant family for fifteen million dollars! Congratulations!”

Vivian was pleasantly surprised.

“How could a small bottle of pills be sold for fifteen million? The ancient martial arts clans really can make money more than the ordinary families," Vivian said in awe.

"Oh, it's nothing!" Elton smiled, but his smile was stiff around the edges.

Doris knew why, and Like always, she kept her mouth shut.

The materials used to make the Sun Pill was very expensive. It was roughly around ten million and it took a lot of time and energy to produce the batch.

Elton devoted himself for months to make these fifty pills. So it was a actually a disappointment that all the Jenkins family got out of it was a few million dollars.

Compared to the other third grade pill alchemists, Elton was very bad at bringing in money.

Luckily, the Sun Pill wasn't the only pill he could make. He also produced a large number of first and second grade pills for the Jenkins family. At least, he still generated great profits for the Jenkins. That was the only thing still giving him a high status in the clan.

Fortunately, their family got into contact with the Sky Group and are now in cooperation with them. The Sky Group would now buy all the pills produced by Elton, freeing the Jenkins family from the worry of price fluctuation at auctions like this. Doris sighed inwardly. It was about time too.

Meanwhile, the auctioneer, Lilianna brought out other treasures to be auctioned.

As the other treasures passed, Vivian frowned as she realized that there were almost all two or three star treasures.

Even those that were one star had a starting price as 15 million. That was the closing price for Elton's Sun Pill.

Vivian felt ridiculous. And here she was thinking that Elton was great, whereas he was just an embarrassment. Just like that, Vivian felt disgusted by her teacher.

After successfully selling another treasure, Lilianna stole a glance at private room NO. 1 on the upper floor.

So far, they had made no move at all.

When the guests in the private rooms wanted to bid, the VIP display screens outside the rooms would lit up.

The guests in the other private rooms had all bided so far. ALL but the one in private room No. 1.

Lilianna told herself that it was normal. They were in the best room after all. They wouldn't want treasures of only two or three stars.

That was perfectly normal. If they were that important, they surely wanted something more precious.

The price that the association put on the two and three stars treasures were at Least 25 million.

That was already an amount that the ordinary people would have to bleed to spend. But of course, that amount was nothing to the distinguished guests of private room No. 1.