The long sword swung back and the red liquid flowers splashed out.

Adam flipped his wrist and threw the blood on the feet of the other two people.

"Don't worry, I'm not used to wiping poison on the sword. I'm here to want to negotiate business. Those dark crystals in the warehouse should be quoted as the price you think is suitable."

He smiled kindly and even reached out to help him.

Strong and full of strength.

The fat man glanced at the red mark on his arm, and combined with the facts he had just seen, his current situation was already very obvious.

The vendor and his brother were both puzzled and helpless when they exchanged eyes - the other party could rob it openly, but what price should they ask?

Is this young man showing his demeanor or mocking their ignorance...

"I did it, just omitting some unnecessary steps."

Adam urged.

"I know, you have made a lot of money. If you seize the time and can add a few more bottles of good wine, none of us want to miss dinner, right?"

"Then you must also know that those dark crystals are difficult to process. If we don't return the goods, we'd better give up."

The vendor stood up and blocked the wound with his ointment.

"So, I'm going to use a part first, if it does work, all the rest."

"It doesn't matter how much you try. If you want to take it all away, you have to pay..."

He clenched his mouth and his words paused.

If it's a joke, it's almost done here, but the other party still looks serious.

Oh my God, this scene is so stupid.

"Thirty Golden Crows are definitely the cost price, and the warehouse is yours. Alas, you can ask the old businessman if I'm telling the truth."

"Shut the deal, pay."

Adam raised his eyebrows and raised his hands outwards.

Unshaven Laurie stood silently on the edge, maintaining a proper presence.

He saw the gesture of "Duheng", then walked between the two sides, and counted the number he had asked before from the bag full of golden crows.

"Hey, look, you guys give too much."

The strong man took it and shouted in confusion.

Adam sorted out his coat and took half of the high-end cigarette from Laurie.

"This is my chance to give you. Find a truck and send it to Captain Rilis's jurisdiction before tomorrow to find the shop of Belan's repairman. If the design is successful, there will be a fixed business to find you in the future."

"You are Captain Leslie's man?"

The vendor asked subconsciously, his tone was anxious.

The other party is very powerful, and they are all very powerful people from aura to skills. If you ask clearly the belongings of the power, you might be a connection.

"Does my answer affect your results?"

Adam asked, all three of them were silent.

The thick fog mixed with the burnt smell of carbonization of plants, and after it spread, a calm eye was exposed.

"I'm just interested in you. This transaction is a test and has nothing to do with your future in the captain's hands.

I'm a big trouble.

Listen to me, do things well, rely on cheating, continue to fool around, defect to a captain, find a job, and completely forget about this matter. We have never seen it before...

Anyway, it doesn't matter.

The choice is up to you, vendor, oh no, Mr. Knight.”

The three vendors took a step back half a step away.

"How did you know that we used to...?"

Adam did not answer, and after he finished speaking, he turned around and left.

He has no obligation to explain, nor will he reveal the matter of combining observation with notes.

"Hey, at least, what's your name, who are we delivering for?"

"Duheng, a young down-and-out officer."

Laurie turned around and answered for Adam.

He greeted him with a simple and honest greeting, followed quickly, and left the empty pier with his employer.

The thirsty seabirds were very crazy, and the corpses of the slate beasts had been cut off and eaten.

The sun is dim, the moon shadow in the water begins to mottle, and the dark crystals in the entire warehouse are filled with regular fluorescence, like a rhythmic heart in the night.

Three black-hearted vendors looked at each other and sat dejectedly next to the gap.

They seemed to have a dream that was not very real, and in all senses, this matter was very suspicious.

...

Laurie followed Duheng and enjoyed the food at [Restaurant lv3].

He has been brilliant and down-and-out, and knows how to cherish and enjoy, and every thing that comes into his mouth.

During the chat, Laurie asked Adam - how did you find out that the three vendors were promoted to knights just now?

"On the Kundia continent, the knight is not a title, but a military branch."

Adam put down the tableware, looked at the dim lights outside, and recalled the vendor's attitude towards the slate beast.

"The biggest difference between them and riders is that they have faith that needs to be supported. Only by protecting something can we develop mercy and a concept of honor and disgrace, and will unconsciously reject the depravity."

After the hearty meal, the moonlight became bright and clear, and the two of them turned to the gold rush point again.

They used the remaining crows and ordered many goods that were easy to take off with Laurie's rich experience, which was to support the store in the early stage.

Laurie seemed very excited, it was a shortcut.

"Mr. Duheng, I can guarantee that these things will be very safe through my business and will definitely not let you down any expectations."

Adam laughed out loud and raised his hand and pressed it down a few times.

"Don't be so excited, don't be burdened, just treat these things as practice."

"What do you mean?"

Laurie calmed down and cheered up again, and he only heard his new boss continue.

"After a while, I will introduce you to a young businessman. I want you to create a miracle of the bay in terms of trade and shops.

So, before that, I’ll just warm up for you and find your feelings.”

Adam ate a fruit.

He always has all kinds of snacks in his hand and is still visiting the Bay's unique night market stalls.

Laurie took it, expressed his gratitude, and murmured to himself as he looked at the delicious food in his hand.

"So that's the case. Ming Jing is the test you gave to those three vendors, and running a store is the test you gave to me."

"Hahaha, Laurie, please change it."

Adam took a sip of the drink and placed the recyclable empty shells in a place that was easily seen by the scavengers.

"Some people, I'll be very interested, and then give them a chance to change their destiny. It's totally free, just like you, with plenty of time to think about it."

Lauri nodded in a vague way and put forward his own point of view.

“However, this is a very risky trade.

Think about it, those vendors are in the black market, and they may run away with money. And I am an honest man living in the bay, and it is completely reasonable to defect to the captain.

Mr. Duheng, there are many ways to recruit people, why do you take this risk?"

Adam finished listening carefully and replied casually.

"Yes, this is not the best option, but that's how I do things, well, you have to get used to it!"

Laurie smiled and shook her head.

They walked along the bustling place, and in the bustling noise, they approached the location of the shop - the bay was not stable, so Adam decided to send Laurie back.

Laurie stopped at the intersection.

Tonight, he saw many stall owners with sad faces. He seemed to have found the answer and said with confidence.

"Following you should be a good decision. At least for now, I am bathing in hope. May the god of swan and bird bless you, Mr. Duheng."

Adam accepted the blessing calmly.

He raised his glass to the empty streets and the dark shadows floating in the sky, answering sincerely.

"I'm very happy to hear your words, really.

I am passionate about life and cherish those rare encounters. When I rashly break into other people's world...

I hope I can be a gift.”
Chapter completed!