The Celestial Dao Rules may have done this to prevent the indigenous people's gold from flooding the auction market.
It's not just gold—even timber, food, meat, fierce beasts, slaves, other metals, and so on will probably have to follow the auction house prices.
As Lords begin to establish connections with the indigenous people, sometimes making money becomes too easy.
The Celestial Dao Rules prohibit the unrestricted reselling of goods—earning Celestial Dao Coins with tails so long you can't see the end of them.
"Lord, I will convey your words to the Black Scale Race. But I think they'll contact you very soon." The Three-Eyed One-Horned Queen finished speaking, then sent another message: "Lord, can we start trading now?"
"Alright! Have your tribe prepare the goods. Also, notify the Heaven-Reaching Tribe to trade with me." Yi Tian agreed to return the Three-Eyed One-Horned High Priest.
