harleyscars Chapter 115 I don't like it
Chapter 115 I don't like it
Chapter 115 I don't like it
"However, you didn't bring the materials he needed to the gathering, so I don't think we'll get any useful information."
"Just do what you can within your capabilities. Now that we've secured a fixed location, there's no need to rush."
"As Russell famously said, 'Haste makes waste.'"
Alter had barely finished speaking when, before Grelint had even replied, a waiter led the middle-aged man who had just spoken over.
Upon seeing this, Grelint slowly rose and said to the two, "I'll be right back."
After Grelint left, Altair and Audrey turned their attention back to the trading market.
Altair doesn't want to stop Grelint from selling "the heart of the four-eyed green turtle".
One of the main ingredients for the potion "The Path of the Seeker, Sequence Eight Fighting Scholar".
This material is not a rare or high-end resource; the Altair family has several portions of it.
Seeing Altair deep in thought, Audrey couldn't help but ask out of curiosity, "Sister Altair, do you know what that material is for?"
"Hmm~" Altair nodded instinctively and added, "One of the main ingredients of a potion."
"If you don't want to die young and have your mother outlive you, then don't touch this kind of potion."
"He is dangerous."
"I understand," Audrey replied with a smile. "I've always remembered my sister's reminder to keep an eye on the audience."
Looking at the obedient Audrey before him, Altair couldn't help but sneer, "When you want to be close to me, you call me 'good sister,' and when you don't want to be close to me, you call me Altair—"
"I really don't know what you're up to, little girl."
"Hehe~" After smiling, Audrey said to Altair with a hint of reproach, "Today, it was clearly you who did something wrong first, sister. You didn't even think of me when such a good thing happened. That's so unfair."
"Why did you only invite Grelint? Do you like him?"
"I feel he's not as good as my two older brothers. Maybe you should reconsider, Sister Altair. My two older brothers are actually quite good people—"
Hearing Audrey's words, Altair couldn't help but feel a headache coming on. She never expected Audrey to have such a misunderstanding: "Audrey, I have no intention of marrying Grelint."
"I..." Altair looked up, glanced around, then leaned down to Audrey and whispered, "Audrey, I'm going to tell you my biggest secret. Remember not to tell anyone else."
After seeing Audrey nod, Altair said to her, "I don't like men."
Upon hearing Altair's words, Audrey abruptly stood up. She quickly covered her mouth with her hand after uttering just one word, glanced around, and then sat back down, looking at Altair with an incredulous expression.
Attracted by Audrey's actions, the crowd, seeing that she remained silent, turned their attention back to the center and resumed discussing the deal.
After Altair uttered those words, Audrey remained silent.
Perhaps it was because her immature values were impacted by Altair's words.
During this period, aristocratic girls could not openly admit to having such a fetish; even if they did, they could only use the term "close female friend."
With Audrey silent, Altair turned his attention back to the trade fair ahead.
As people continued to make their demands, various extraordinary materials and items began to be traded.
But a few minutes later, Grynt returned with a smile. As soon as he sat down, he eagerly told the two, "The negotiations went very smoothly."
"It seems that this extraordinary person is in great need of this material. I made some reasonable requests, and he agreed to most of them."
"What request?" Altair asked, puzzled.
With a smile, Grylint said, "I am well aware of our lack of knowledge about extraordinary beings, so I made an agreement with that extraordinary being."
"Well, the main thing is that he explains extraordinary knowledge to us, introduces extraordinary people, or leads us to various extraordinary gatherings, and I need to buy the necessary materials for him."
"Of course, we all understand the value of knowledge itself, so he can only explain some basic knowledge to us."
Knowledge at a low level.
"If we want to hear more in-depth knowledge, we need to pay extra."
Altair nodded and said, "A very reasonable deal."
After saying that, Altair asked again, "Grelint, have you inquired about which organization he belongs to—the church, a secret organization, a government agency, or a wild one?"
After nodding, Grylint said to the two, "According to him, he doesn't belong to any organization, and becoming an Extraordinary was due to an accidental discovery."
"According to this definition, he should be considered wild, right?"
"But I believe that one should always be wary of others, but never have the intention to harm them."
"We don't need to trust him too much; we just need to acquire some necessary knowledge."
"Hmm... Audrey, what's wrong?" After sharing his insights, Grelint looked at the dazed Audrey and asked.
When Audrey heard someone calling her, she snapped out of her reverie and said softly, "It's nothing, I'm just a little tired."
After saying this, Audrey looked at Altair again, her expression showing a hint of hesitation.
Altair certainly saw her expression at that moment, but she did not choose to explain or persuade Audrey.
Instead, he watched the transaction taking place not far away with Grylint.
"I have several powerful talismans here that I'd like to sell."
"The first type of purification talisman can help the purchaser effectively purify ghostly monsters and harm vengeful spirits and shadowy creatures."
"The second type of Sleep Charm can induce peaceful sleep, similar to the ability of the Night Watcher Sequence 8 Midnight Poet of the Church of the Night."
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Five "Slumber Charms" cost only 4 gold pounds, while "Purification Charms" are more expensive at 1 gold pound each.
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"Of course, for large orders, I can offer a discount."
After hearing about the effects of the spells, Grelint repeatedly raised his hand and bought some.
After the merchant who bought the talismans left, Grelint said to the two of them, "My mother hasn't been sleeping well lately, this—"