"Bet?"

When he heard this word, Daniel subconsciously wanted to reject it because he felt that there was fraud in Sean's words.

Especially since he was emptied (referring to his wallet) by Jessica River some time ago, he is even more sensitive to gold coins.

But after taking a quick look at the strength of Sean's men, they saw silver, bronze, bronze, black iron... not even gold level. Is this really a scam?

Daniel hesitated.

...

Seeing Daniel's hesitation, Tru, who was behind him, took a step forward and whispered in his ear:

"Your Highness, don't be deceived by him! You have sky-level experts under your command, how could he have one? If he had, he would have dominated the Yoen area long ago..."

Before Tohru finished speaking, a blood-red figure quickly expanded in his eyes. Tohru was caught off guard and received a heavy blow to his lower abdomen and was stepped on.

Of course this figure is Isabel, she said viciously:

"Again, I am not Daniel's subordinate! I was sent by the Grand Duke to teach the River family a lesson and protect Daniel's safety, understand?"

As Isabel said that, she put more force on her feet, and Tru screamed again and again.

Seeing that his cousin was angry, Daniel hurriedly smiled and said:

"No way! No one dares to order you except father and Lord Alex!"

However, Tru's words just now also awakened Daniel. There is definitely no sky-level powerhouse under Sean, and there is definitely no peak gold-level powerhouse. After all, the River family has only had one peak gold-level powerhouse in the past few decades.

Therefore, Sean can only have one gold-level cultivator at most.

As for his subordinates, except for his cousin, Tohru is a low-ranking golden warrior, and Leblot is a high-ranking golden warrior. How could he not be Sean's opponent?

So Daniel said loudly: "Sean, I agree to your bet!"

Then, he looked at the gold-level warrior behind him: "Leblot, I will send you to fight. If you win, I will give you half of the gold coins!"

Leblot is different from True. Leblot has a more aloof character and often doesn't say a word for a day.

But at least there is loyalty. After hearing Daniel's words, he immediately knelt down on one knee towards Daniel:

"Your Highness, as you wish!"

Leblot walked to the center of the field and pulled out his sword, and the golden aura of superiority was immediately revealed.

Feeling Leblot's momentum, Windsor and Anduin looked a little solemn.

But after looking at the black and white kitten Kate on Windsor's shoulder, who was lazily arranging her beard, the two of them felt a lot more at ease.

…

Seeing that Daniel actually agreed to his bet, Sean was in a great mood!

Daniel was not so annoying in his eyes, but turned into a huge shining gold coin.

"Then let's sign the contract! Otherwise it won't be easy for you to find me if I default on my debt, right?"

Sean smiled and took a notepad and pen from Anduin, casually wrote the bet contract on the paper, walked forward and handed it to Daniel.

Daniel was very confident in Leblot's strength and thought Sean was just bluffing, so he signed his name on the contract neatly.

After the black and white kitten Kate saw Sean signed the contract, she stretched out in a very humane manner and prepared to fight.

Helping Sean earn 30,000 gold coins can be regarded as repaying part of Sean's life-saving grace!

Sean shook his head at Kate, and then looked at Anduin and [Fighting Sparring Trainer] Zude, who had been fighting soy sauce:

"Anduin, help me take care of the guests... Zude, let's go, let's go back and bring that big guy over!"

...

...

Sean has long wanted to summon [Gavadon], and now is a good opportunity!

Sean and Zude rode towards the north gate of Hetan Town.

Although Zude didn't know what Sean was going to do, he still followed Sean obediently.

Sean did not enter the town, but walked along the fork road to an uncut forest, took Zude back into the system, and then directly chose to summon [Gavadon]!

[Gawadon] is a level 5 card after all, so its strength will definitely not disappoint Sean!

After choosing to summon, countless white lights gathered in front of Sean, gradually condensing into a dragon-shaped creature about six to seven meters tall and ten meters long.

At the same time, a system prompt also popped up on the system panel:

[Your follower [Gavadon] can [evolve] 5 times in a row, please manually select its [evolution] direction.]

The white light continued to gather, and three options appeared in front of Sean. Sean could choose one of these three options to become the first [evolution] direction of [Gavadon].

The three options are:

[Volcano Power]: Slightly increase attack power, defense power, strength and physique.

[Living Spore]: Obtain [Deathrattle]: Summon two first-level plants.

[Gigantization]: Obtain [Taunt] skill.

...

Sean thought about it carefully, and the first thing he eliminated was [Living Spore].

Because [Deathrattle] can only be triggered after death, it is useless to summon two more black iron-level plants after [Gavadon] dies.

Then the only choice was between [Volcano Power] and [Gigantization]. Sean thought about it and directly chose [Gigantization].

After all, according to Sean's experience, the [Taunt] skill can really be called a "magic skill"!

After Sean chose [Gigantization], the second evolutionary direction of [Gavadon] popped up immediately:

[Rock Shell]: Greatly improve defense and physical fitness.

[Gigantization]: Obtain [Taunt] skill.

[Lightning Speed]: Allows followers to obtain [Wind Fury]: after being turned on, attack speed and movement speed will be greatly increased for 1 minute.

...

[Gigantization] was chosen before, so I eliminated it. Then I had to choose between [Rock Shell] and [Lightning Speed].

[Lightning Speed] looks very tempting. After all, [Gavadon] is so big and looks like a very bulky species. [Lightning Speed] can make it more flexible.

However, in comparison, [Rock Shell] seems to be better. [Gavadon] is large and easily vulnerable to the enemy's concentrated fire. It is very cost-effective to improve defense, so Sean directly chose [Rock Shell].

Immediately afterwards, the third evolutionary direction popped up:

[Spray Poison]: Acquire the skill [Poisonous Breath], and spray poisonous breath in a medium range ahead, corroding the enemy's armor and poisoning them.

[Flaming Claw]: Greatly increases attack power.

[Liquid Helmet]: Greatly improves magic resistance.

...

These three evolutionary directions look very good and are very practical.

But when I think about the first two evolutionary directions, the first is [Taunt] and the second is [Rock Shell], both of which are evolving in the direction of defense.
Chapter completed!