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An adventure yielding the treasures of a museum certainly counts as a grand haul, but for Leonard Ethan, the most valuable part of each adventure's loot was never the tangible rewards, but the potent cards, and this time was no exception.
After completing the inspection of the treasures he had acquired this time, Leonard turned his attention to the cards he had obtained. Judging solely by the cards, this expedition could also be deemed a great success.
According to the tally, Leonard had acquired a total of 12 cards this time, but not many were of high level. However, from a certain perspective, they were somewhat similar in nature to the characteristics of the treasures he had gained:
While the treasures obtained this time were indeed valuable, from a purely archaeological scholarly perspective, aside from a few cultural relics, the overall types seemed somewhat monolithic and failed to appear as valuable as one might think.
