Navigator: I have a double six-story house

Su Qing stepped out of the building materials store, a cloth bag now hanging from her waist.

The bag is a bundle of 100 units of wood that was just purchased for 400 copper coins plus 4 silver coins, produced by the so-called natives.

The normal purchase price for 100 units of wood is 1000 copper coins or 10 coins. His price is a discounted price, and he got this discounted price.

Recalling the scene of bargaining just now, the two looked at each other and smiled.

In the private room, after checking the required timber, Su Qing told the shop assistant that she needed a 100-unit timber package, but added one sentence.

"Mr. Zloty and I are very close friends, so this price..."

Su Qing originally just wanted to maintain the persona of having a good personal relationship with Ziloti.

The salesperson probably didn't have the authority to offer a discount, so he smiled and refused, then used the excuse to back down, and the matter was dropped.

The clerk, however, did not play by the rules. He actually pulled out a hand-cranked telephone from under the coffee table and called Zloty.

Even more surprisingly, Zloty agreed.

Thus, Su Qing, who had a huge sum of 299 silver coins in hand, successfully swindled Mr. Pozlotti.

The crowds that used to throng the streets have disappeared, and things have returned to normal.

It was probably this group of crew members, who were blinded by their emotions, who finally realized a problem.

Even ordinary captains look down on them, let alone Captain Su, who is highly regarded by the natives.

The crowd dispersed, but the peering eyes in the darkness remained.

Trouble is still trouble.

Su Qing brought Wang Yao back to the ship. This place could be considered a safe zone, but not because of the system mechanism, but because of the berthing fee.

"I'm going for a swim," Wang Yao suddenly said. "The bloodstains on my body and clothes smell."

"You've worked hard, go ahead."

Su Qingchong waved his hand.

"I'll try to get you a shower room later."

Wang Yao took off his coat and casually draped it over his shoulder, then grinned at Su Qing.

"The boss is so generous!"

He immediately stood on the side of the boat and jumped into the water with a shout.

Su Qing smiled and shook her head. She then turned and walked towards the cabin.

Standing next to the Shuangliu House, he fiddled with the two gold medals in his hands, not thinking about using them right now.

The randomness of the Double Six House is too strong, and he felt that it was not worth it to gamble with two universal gold medals, which is why he has not used the two gold medals for a long time.

Unless this certainty can be eliminated...

After putting away the gold medal, he took out two rolls of parchment and the cloth bag at his waist.

[Shooting Range lv.1]

[Construction Requirements: 40 units of wood]

The other one is:

[Appraisal Center lv.1]

[Construction Requirements: 60 units of wood]

Su Qing first chose to build a shooting range, which consumed forty units of wood.

In the corner of the cabin, wooden planks twisted and grew, eventually "growing" into a room.

Su Qing glanced at it but did not push the door open to enter.

The shooting range greatly improved his performance, shortening reloading time.

However, this requires long-term use to improve, and it cannot help him in this particular problem.

He took out another blueprint and used it, and the remaining sixty units of wood were also used up.

Next to the Shuangliu House, another room "grows".

Su Qing pushed open the door and entered. The room was not large, and apart from a steel worktable in the middle, there was nothing else.

He didn't understand why the building used wood but had steel workbenches.

After all, humanity has been navigating the Age of Exploration for ten years, so this kind of thing is quite reasonable, isn't it?

This was not exactly the same as the "professional appraisal center" Su Qing had imagined, but it was also completely unrelated. Surprisingly, it had a strange sense of familiarity with Sogokuya.

He walked toward the worktable, which looked incredibly sturdy and solid.

The tabletop was covered with dents of all sizes, and besides that, a book as thick as a dictionary lay on the tabletop.

The leather cover bears the marks of time, and the large gold lettering has worn away and become somewhat blurred, but fortunately, the words are still clearly legible.

A foolproof identification manual

Upon seeing these words, Su Qing automatically pictured Wang Yao grinning foolishly.

He suppressed the thought and focused on studying the book, which was called an instruction manual but was actually thicker than a dictionary.

Judging from the thickness, it finally matches Su Qing's imagination of the identification technology, but at the same time, she is also a little worried.

Is it really possible for me to have enough time to learn such a thick book?

However, given the book's title and the guarantee provided by the system, Su Qing took a deep breath and turned to the first page.

The pages are slightly yellowed, and the opening is filled with densely packed handwritten text, which makes one's scalp tingle at a glance.

However, the handwriting is indeed quite good, lively and elegant, suggesting that the author of this "manual" must be a learned person.

The endless sea is a world always filled with the unknown, dangers, and all sorts of treasures.

Some treasures, by nature, do not want to be discovered, so they hide themselves, not wanting to be used by others.

Such treasures often contain immense power, and only those who possess the power of wisdom can unlock its full potential.

Thus, the ability to authenticate was born.

......

The article begins with the birth of the identification process, then talks about the author named Wo Tie, his birth and upbringing.

Su Qing dared not be distracted in the slightest, for fear of missing the crucial opportunity to use the [Appraisal Center].

During this period, Wang Yao came over once after swimming and washing his clothes, and then brought water again.

The whole story is long and tedious, with 80% of it consisting of ambiguous relationships between the author and various female pirates, duchesses, witches, etc.

Finally, Su Qing couldn't take it anymore and started skipping these boring stories, frantically turning the pages.

Until he saw the words "first step".

[Step 1: Place the item you want to appraise on the workbench.]

Finally seeing the main text, Su Qing let out a long breath, placed the prepared items on the uneven workbench, and then turned to the next page.

[Step Two: Hold up the item to be authenticated.]

This page contains only this one sentence.

Su Qing was a little puzzled. Did using the [Appraisal Institute] require a special ceremony?

However, it also fits the criteria for this level of expertise.

Turn to the next page.

[Step 3: Forcefully smash the item to be identified onto the worktable]

[Use as much force as you can, the harder the better, for great force can produce miracles!]

Su Qing remained silent for a moment, then rubbed her eyes.

Could it be that I've been reading too many trashy romance novels and my eyes are hallucinating?

I opened my eyes, and the words on the yellowed pages remained unchanged.

No, something's wrong.

He turned to the next page, blank; he turned again, still blank; he turned page after page, still blank.

The air became quiet.

Su Qing, who was always calm and composed in the face of honor and disgrace, held back for a long time before finally uttering a single word.

"What?"