Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian)

Chapter 301

"What?"

"Is it really the Aether Script?"

"That's impossible!"

The revelation caused an uproar in the crowd, and everyone had a look of greed in their eyes. Almost all of them had heard of rumors regarding the Aether Script. Those who were out of the loop quickly learned about the Aether Script from the others.

Rumor had it that the Aether Script carried an enormous power. Some exaggerated rumors even claimed that those who owned the Aether Script would control the world. As a result, the script was labeled as the most valuable treasure in the world.

"Ms. Sanders, are you serious? You wouldn't want to auction the authentic Aether Script!" "That's right. The Aether Script is a priceless treasure. Could this thing be a counterfeit ?" People started voicing their doubts. After all, the Aether Script was a treasure that everyone would fight after. Whoever owned it would keep it in a safe place instead of auctioning it.

Besides, Eastsea Phaedra Island did not suffer from any financial troubles. The act of auctioning the script was baffling.

Similarly skeptical, Sebastian knew he wouldn't auction off the script if he owned it. If possible, he'd like to give up his entire net worth to bag the Aether Script.

the reason behind the confusion. With a smile,

your doubts. I'll be honest with you here—this Aether Script is the real deal. The reason we're auctioning it is that no one across ten generations has successfully deciphered the script and mastered

in the script. It's useless to us, so we might as well

are you ready for

it was authentic. They desired the script as much as one might lust after a

He was the most well-acquainted with

transformation. Therefore, he was dying to get his

the second transformation. Otherwise, he could not proceed with the cultivation even if he got his hands on

the auction-the Aether Script. The starting bid is one billion dollars, and the minimum bid

for the Aether Script was a new record in the auction history.

few started bidding

one

five

eight

the aggressive price war. The bidders seemed unconcerned about the figures