# Chapter 90: You're Happy, That's What Matters
More importantly, if one wanted to identify [???], it would require consuming the Ice King Set, making the appraisal cost extremely terrifying.
Not paying this appraisal fee didn't mean [???] couldn't be used, but rather that its purpose was unknown—who knew what this thing actually did.
The most infuriating part wasn't even the appraisal cost. Su Xiao seriously suspected that after consuming the Ice King Set, this thing would produce a set even stronger than the Ice King Set.
Su Xiao had gone through great trouble to obtain the Ice King Set, and after paying a hefty price, he would end up with a mage lord's dream set—this was the outcome he least wanted to see. Of course, this was all just his speculation.
After weighing the pros and cons, Su Xiao decided to store [???] in his storage space and temporarily leave it untouched. However, from his perception, this item wasn't ice-attributed.
Su Xiao stood up and walked out of his exclusive room. He first went to the trade market and rented a stall for a full 90 hours, placing [Moon God Silver Ring (Set 1/2)] on display. The price wasn't set, with a note indicating price negotiation.
After doing all this, Su Xiao took out a medal from his storage space. He was going to meet an old acquaintance.
...
Reincarnation Paradise, a secluded street block. The style of this block was relatively old-fashioned. Reincarnation Paradise had various styles of blocks—modern blocks, biological modification blocks, mechanical blocks, and so on.
Neat stone slabs were laid on the street. Most of the shops along the street had their doors tightly shut. Contractors on the street could be counted on one hand. Entering this block felt like stepping into some small town in ancient Europe.
Clang, clang, clang...
The sound of hammer striking came from a shabby shop. Two contractors stood in front of the shop, seemingly wanting to enter, but the shop owner's temper was too bad—he had directly chased them out.
"Don't bother waiting. That dwarf's temper is terrible. There's no way he'll forge anything for us."
A yellow-haired young man chewing gum spoke, his expression somewhat displeased.
"Be patient. Zhuge Liang visited the thatched cottage three times. This master is worth our time."
A burly man with a full beard adjusted his tie. His thick beard paired with a crisp suit looked incongruous no matter how you looked at it.
"Bro, it wasn't Zhuge Liang who visited the thatched cottage three times. Have you even read Water Margin?"
The yellow-haired young man showed contempt. Although his brother's strength was "very strong," his cultivation was clearly lacking—at least in his opinion.
"Nonsense, it was Zhuge Liang. Could it be Song Jiang instead? You uncultured fool, stand farther away."
The bearded man pushed his brother. The yellow-haired man shrugged his shoulders, grinning roguishly.
"Whatever you say. You're happy, that's what matters. Damn..."
"Uncultured!"
The bearded man, who looked like Li Kui, straightened his beard. No matter how neatly he arranged it, his thick beard remained in a "do as it pleases" state, as if it had a mind of its own.
"Don't block the door!"
A roar came from inside the shop. The hammering stopped. A dwarf covered in metal armor plates, with four fine lines on top of his head, walked out of the shop. Though he wasn't tall, his body was like forged metal—very sturdy.
"I'm in a bad mood right now. Both of you, get lost."
The dwarf glanced at the two men in front of the shop. Just as he was about to turn back inside, he saw a man approaching from the east side of the street.
Seeing the man approaching from afar, the dwarf clenched his fists. The armor plates on his body clanked, and a terrifying aura spread out.
"You, this, bastard!"
The dwarf was clearly at the peak of anger. The man approaching from afar was none other than Su Xiao.
Su Xiao arrived in front of the dwarf, a smile on his face.
"Reid, the scenery in the void isn't bad, is it?"
That's right, this dwarf was none other than Brother Reid—the Reid who had been tricked by Su Xiao from the Shia World into Reincarnation Paradise.
"Void..."
Brother Reid gritted his steel teeth, producing a grinding sound. If weapons weren't prohibited in Reincarnation Paradise, he would have already smashed his hammer on Su Xiao's skull. Unfortunately, he couldn't.
"What's wrong? Didn't you make it to the void?"
Su Xiao looked Reid up and down. Reid hadn't changed much, except the crack on his head had healed somewhat—this should be a benefit of entering Reincarnation Paradise.
"I..."
Reid found himself at a loss for words. Or rather, it wasn't Su Xiao who had brought him into Reincarnation Paradise.
The coordinates Su Xiao had set were indeed the Void·Demon Castle. However, Reid had been intercepted halfway and entered Reincarnation Paradise instead.
As for resentment, Reid didn't actually resent Su Xiao. After entering Reincarnation Paradise, he immediately spent a price to consult about where his teleportation destination was. Reincarnation Paradise's answer was the void, which let Reid know that Su Xiao hadn't lied to him back then.
But Reid was still very unhappy, because he guessed that Su Xiao might have known all along that he would be intercepted by Reincarnation Paradise.
Reid had a belly full of curses, but he didn't know how to start. Curse what? Curse Su Xiao for breaking his promise? The fact was that Su Xiao had kept his promise.
"What do you want from me? To laugh at me?"
Reid took a long breath, suppressing the anger in his heart.
"Just an old friend's greeting."
"..."
Brother Reid's mouth opened and closed. After a moment, he turned and walked into the shabby shop. Su Xiao followed closely behind.
"Bro, this is an opportunity. That dwarf is a plot character from some world, and this guy is a contractor. Maybe we can use him as a breakthrough..."
The yellow-haired man had only spoken halfway when the bearded man placed his hand on his shoulder.
"Let's go."
"Huh?"
The yellow-haired man was stunned. The two of them had consumed precious stay time waiting here. Was it that simple to give up?
"That madman is the Night of Beheading."
"!"
The yellow-haired man's facial muscles twitched. Of course, he had heard of the Night of Beheading—a ruthless figure famous in the third rank who had single-handedly slaughtered a medium-sized adventure group.
"Then... should we come back tomorrow?"
"Yeah, come earlier tomorrow. Better to have as little to do with madmen like him as possible."
The yellow-haired man and the bearded man quickly left. Inside the shop, Reid stood before a forging furnace. This furnace was over ten meters tall, with an extremely precise internal structure. Waves of heat rushed toward them.
Su Xiao looked at the forging furnace. Though it was somewhat unremarkable in appearance, it was an S-grade forging furnace.
Su Xiao had rented forging furnaces before, so he knew the price. The hourly rental fee for an S-grade furnace was 400,000 Paradise Coins. As for buying one outright, it was an astronomical price.
The purchase cost for a B-grade furnace was 1.6 million Paradise Coins, and A-grade was even more exaggerated. As for S-grade, one might as well go to sleep—it was completely out of reach.
From the furnishings around this S-grade furnace, it had been placed here for some time—at least a few days. At 400,000 per hour, Reid absolutely couldn't afford it.
That left only one possibility: this S-grade furnace belonged to Reid. This might have been a benefit Reid exchanged with Paradise when Paradise kept him.
Noticing Su Xiao's gaze, Reid glared at him, the meaning clear: 'This is my wife. If you dare look at my wife again, I'll kill you.'
With an S-grade furnace, Reid's status in Reincarnation Paradise would definitely not be low. Or rather, his forging talent had been certified by Reincarnation Paradise. Currently, Reid could already forge legendary-grade equipment. His future potential was imaginable.
'Coincidentally,' Su Xiao had a medal called Reid's Medal. With this medal, he could have equipment forged by Reid for free. He could obtain one permission every 15 natural days, and it was only usable by him personally.