The beloved baby has a space

Chapter 282 Special Cards

The lamb ran very fast; the children had barely reached the edge of the wild fruit patch when the lamb had already carried them back.

The Spirit-Testing Rat also perched on Little Ayu's shoulder, its head drooping, looking utterly exhausted.

Xiao Ayu did indeed have something in her hand; it was something the Spirit-Testing Rat had thrown to her when she was halfway there.

Tangyuan and the others crowded around, wanting to see what it was.

"Ayu, what's that in your hand? Did that big rat find it?"

How much time can that take?
They actually found something.

Little Ayu jumped off the sheep's back and held up what she was holding so that everyone could see it clearly.

But with her small arms and legs, she couldn't raise them very high.

“Let’s put it on that rock and watch it together,” Hu Xiaotong suggested.

Little Ayu put the things back on the stone.

Everyone crowded around to take a look, but no one could figure out what it was.

"Is this some kind of gadget?"

"It looks like it was carved by a carpenter."

"Bullshit! This was clearly forged by a blacksmith!"

"What is that? A giant snake? A giant insect?"

"It looks like a big worm, but not exactly."

"There's too much embroidery on it, it's blocking some view."

Everyone looked left and right, discussed it for a long time, but still couldn't come up with a solution.

Among this group, Hu Xiaotong is the oldest, already fourteen years old, a very big young man.

"Little Tong, take a look!"

Hu Xiaotong looked at it for a while and shook his head: "I've never seen this before. Why don't we take it to the village chief and the others? They should know what it is."

Children have limited knowledge, while adults know more.

Little Ayu packed up her things and called out to the field beside her, "Uncle Rabbit!"

Everyone looked bewildered: What Uncle Rabbit?

Suddenly, a solemn-faced adult appeared beside the previously deserted wild fruit vines.

"Is this Uncle Rabbit?" Hu Sanpang scratched his head. "I just checked, there's no one around. Where did he come from?"

One child said, "I saw him squatting over there, and I thought he was going to relieve himself."

Red Hare, having finally found its hiding place: "..."

The work of these secret guards is becoming increasingly difficult to carry out.

Little Ayu held out what she was carrying to Red Hare: "Uncle Rabbit, take a look!"

Red Hare took it in his hand, initially just glancing at it casually, but his gaze quickly sharpened.

Upon closer inspection, I felt my scalp tingling and turning cold.

This thing—

"Uncle Rabbit, what is this?" Little Ayu asked.

Red Hare instantly came to his senses and said, "Oh, it's just an iron plaque."

To be precise, it is actually bronze, but it has some rust on the surface, so it looks like iron.

"Looks like it's worthless," Hu Sanpang said casually.

Upon hearing this, Xiao Ayu tossed the token into her pocket: "Then let's go back and give it to Grandma, and have her find Uncle Blacksmith to forge it and make something."

"No!!" Red Hare shouted hurriedly.

Little Ayu asked in confusion, "What's wrong?"

"Actually, this thing is still valuable, but if it's melted down, it won't be worth anything," Chitu said.

"How much is it worth?" Hu Sanpang asked. "Is there this much?"

He held up one finger: "One tael of silver!"

In their minds, one tael of silver was equivalent to more than one shi (a unit of dry measure) of grain, which was very valuable!
Red Hare: "...More than this, worth about a hundred or eighty taels."

If you really want to appraise this thing, it might not even be worth 100,000 taels.

But there's no need to say too much; as long as the children can understand, that's fine.

"Wow! Ah Yu, you're rich now!" The children were excited and surrounded little Ah Yu, trying to touch the magic rat on her shoulder.

"Ayu, lend me your big rat for a moment. I'm not looking for such an expensive treasure, I just want to find my dad's secret stash of money. I don't know where he hid it, but if I find it, he won't dare to say a word if he lost it."

(End of this chapter)