Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 400 The Value of the Dark Elf Relics (Second Update)

Jerry was slightly taken aback when he saw the red-skinned man suddenly appear and speak to him in Asgardian. Then he nodded thoughtfully.

He was speaking to the female appraiser in Mandarin, but the red-skinned man started speaking in Asgardian, clearly knowing he had an Asgardian spaceship and mistaking him for an Asgardian.

Moreover, it seemed that the other party was of high status, because as soon as he appeared, the appraisers and some aliens in the vicinity all focused their attention on the two of them.

Jerry didn't seem to care.

He's there to sell things and make money; the higher the other party's status, the better, and he can sell more items that way.

"OK!"

Jerry smiled and reached into his ring space to take out several Dark Elf items: a uniquely designed laser gun, a special Dark Elf battle armor, and a powerful Dark Elf grenade capable of creating spatial rifts.

After defeating the Dark Elves last time, because the Ancient One didn't want those Dark Elves' relics, Jerry threw the super-large Dark Elves warship, along with countless Dark Elves' ships, weapons, and armor inside, into a spatial box, which has remained there ever since.

To be honest, he didn't know how to use those dark elf weapons, and with his current magical strength, those dark elf weapons were basically useless.

With a single spell, he could deal damage far exceeding that of those weapons.

Even that super-powerful grenade, made using special spatial principles, couldn't actually break through his magical defenses.

So instead of letting it sit in the ring world collecting dust, it's better to take it out now and sell it for money.

The money he's exchanged is universally accepted throughout the universe. He can use it on any technologically advanced planet that's connected to the universe. Even now, with a peace treaty in place, he can use it on the Kree's planet.

"Asgardian magic is truly amazing!"

Seeing Jerry conjure items out of thin air, Magus couldn't help but exclaim in amazement.

There are many technologically advanced planets in the universe, and many races with special abilities, but races that can use magic systematically and on a large scale are extremely rare.

Magus has been in this industry for many years and has seen countless aliens, but he has only encountered those capable of using magic a handful of times.

Of course, while magicians' magic is amazing, most of them are not strong in combat. If they are hit by an energy gun, they will be taken down just like before. The magicians of Asgard are the same. So, although he felt amazed, he was not afraid.

The true power of the Asgardians lies in their warriors and the terrifying divine power passed down through generations, not in their magicians.

"You're right, let's estimate the value of these items."

Jerry really wanted to tell him that he hadn't used magic at all, but had simply taken the item from the Ring World. However, he decided against it, since he was a magician and there was no need to explain.

Magus didn't slack off either. He took out his professional testing equipment and began to examine the three items on the table.

"Oh my god, the instruments show that these weapons are at least five thousand years old, and they are still working properly. The metal they use seems to be very rare, and they also have very advanced and unique technology. Hmm, this grenade even has extremely advanced space technology, and there is no record of it in the protective suit material database."

After a series of examinations, Magus finally stopped exclaiming in amazement, then looked up at Jerry and asked:

"Mr. Carmen, as far as I know, these three items you've presented don't seem to be products of Asgard?"

Although the Asgardians almost never leave the Nine Realms, information about their technology and some records can still be found in the Heart of Xandar.

The three items the other party has now brought out contain technologies that are clearly very different from the technological style of Asgard, and they look much more advanced.

For example, even with the current technology of Xandar, the grenade with its complex spatial technology is impossible to make.

Overall, it is of great research value. If the technology inside can be analyzed, it is estimated that it can bring a lot of benefits to the group in the future. No wonder he made a special trip to personally receive us.

"Oh, these are indeed not from Asgard; they come from the Dark Elves."

Jerry didn't hide anything and directly revealed the source of the item.

"Dark Elves? An ancient race that existed since the beginning of the universe. Weren't they wiped out by Asgard five thousand years ago?"

Magus's eyes lit up immediately.

Even if the technology within the artifacts of the extinct legendary race, the Dark Elves, remains unanalyzable, their collectible value is still considerable.

If packaged well, I believe many wealthy people would be very interested in it.

Jerry raised an eyebrow:

"Yes, these are the spoils of war from back then. Now, can you give your appraisal results?"

"Given that your three items contain Dark Elf technology and also have some collectible value, my appraisal value is 300,000. If you wish, our shop can buy them back for 350,000."

Magus said with a smile.

The appraisal result of 300,000 is based on the value of the items and is a price that conforms to the current market price. In other words, if Jerry takes these three items to other places for appraisal and trading, the estimated price would be around this.

While these three items possess significant technological and collectible value, their technological value requires time and effort to research, and there's no guarantee of success, thus carrying a certain degree of risk.

As for its collectible value, it also requires time to find suitable buyers and packaging, all of which have costs.

So the total value of the three items may be very high, but the actual appraised value is only 300,000.

Magus was willing to pay 350,000 because the group behind him had enough researchers and connections to bring out the value of these three items.

When Magus saw that Jerry didn't immediately agree, he gave a brief explanation.

"Does that mean if I offer more, the price will be higher?"

Jerry didn't really grasp the concept of 350,000, since he didn't know what the prices were like here, and what if 300,000 wasn't actually that much?

Moreover, according to the other party, because there are few items and few samples, the probability of researching and analyzing the technology inside is very low, which is why they only gave 350,000. But he has more than one set of rings in his world.

"Of course, if you can provide more, our shop can buy them all for 400,000 per set!"

Magus and the blue-skinned female appraiser who had been helping him both brightened up when they heard Jerry's question.

That means Jerry might have more than one set; maybe three or five sets, for example.

(End of this chapter)