Slave harem in the labyrinth of the other world - Book 7 (Web Novel 169-196) by Shachi Sogano

Author:Shachi Sogano
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Published: 2016-05-17T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 183 : Capacity

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“You seem to be the one who purchased the Sheep Monster Card this time. Thank you very much.”

When I arrive at the guild temple room, the Armor Merchant, who was waiting there, bows.

This Armor Merchant seems to be the one who sold the Sheep Monster Card.

From his greedy expression, he seems to be a vicious man.

“Not at all. It was for my own convenience.”

“But the Monster Card Fusion is immensely difficult.”

When I return an appropriate greeting, the Armor Merchant’s face distorts repulsively.

Because I won merely one, the Monster Card Fusion would surely fail; you think so, don’t you?

But it has succeeded already.

I can’t say that out loud, however.

This way, I won’t have to lie. I’ll let him believe that it has failed.

Sherry won’t complain either.

I shrug and look at Luke.

“This man here is an Armor Merchant like me. He acts as a broker at the auction. It would be foolish if the guild temple were used twice, so I have decided to use it today. This friend here is an Adventurer. He wishes to have the Sheep Monster Card.”

Luke introduces me and the Armor Merchant.

If Luke purchased the monster card from this Armor Merchant and I took it over from Luke, the guild temple would need to be used twice.

When I buy, I don’t need verification; however, it’s normally a necessity.

That I’m transacting directly, it’ll ‘supposedly’ save me some cost.

“I look forward to working with you, dear customer.”

“Likewise.”

“With this, I’m off.”

After Luke finishes introductions, he leaves the guild temple room.

Does he really have some business?

Or, is it not necessary for him to be present?

“To tell you the truth, I own two Sheep Monster Cards. What do you say about two?”

After Luke leaves, the face of the Armor Merchant distorts even more as he approaches me with an offer.

“I can give you the second one for 4,900 Nars.”

I see.

So, Luke left in consideration of what this man might have to say.

Transacting directly because it would be wasteful if the guild temple were used twice must be this Armor Merchant’s proposition, too.

His implicit objective must be to sell a second card.

I cannot imagine this Armor Merchant approaching me with a deal wherein he would incur a loss.

There must have been a kickback for Luke, no?

A 100 Nars kickback?

Nah, there’s no reason.

If he returned 100 Nars from 5,000 Nars of the first card to Luke, what additional benefit would he have in selling the second one for 4,900 Nars?

If Luke’s kickback were 200 Nars, the profit of this Armor Merchant would be divided.

How could it be?

How could this greedy Armor Merchant let his profit be divided so easily?

If it comes to Luke’s kickback being 300 Nars or more.

Is it possibly about same as the commission of 500 Nars?

For Luke, there doesn’t seem to be any profit in introducing me over bidding on it and transferring it to me.

Having said that, this Armor Merchant must have persuaded him.

“It won’t be bad to have two cards.”

I pretend to be lost in thought while observing the expression of the Armor Merchant.

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