"Dagger? I didn't buy a dagger at the auction!" What surprised Ryan very much was that the answer given by Friedlander was neither agreement nor rejection, but a denial, and in the end
The most striking thing was Friedland's expression, which looked bewildered and innocent, pretending as if he really hadn't bought a dagger and didn't know much about it.
If Ryan was not sure that Friedlander had bought Kemp Oseidon's dagger, and saw Friedlander's expression at this moment, then Ryan might believe Friedlander. Friedlander's performance was too
So realistic.
Ruian cursed in his heart. It seemed that businessmen were all treacherous and cunning people. They would tell lies as if they were drinking water. Big businessmen like Friedlander were the best among them. Then Ruian's face turned cold.
, said coldly: "You are lying to me! Do you know the consequences of lying to me?"
Ryan threatened Friedland directly. If it were another person to threaten Friedlander, Friedlander might not buy it, but Ryan, a level 8 swordsman, was different. A simple word would make the other party take it seriously.
Sure enough, Friedland's face changed drastically, but in just one breath, he immediately turned into a smiling face and said: "Sir Ryan, that dagger is my favorite, and I lied to you because I like it so much.
Please understand."
It is also a businessman's instinct to talk with a smiling face. Ruian will not be embarrassed to deal with the other person just because of his smiling face. He has investigated clearly before coming and is well prepared. He will never give up until he achieves his goal.
"Stop talking nonsense, I want to buy that dagger, please give me a price." Ruian decided to force the purchase from the other party. Because he found it difficult to reason with the other party. The other party is a businessman. He must be good at talking, and he must speak his mind.
But the other party. Then it is better to use the identity of the 8th level great swordsman to oppress the other party. Anyway, it is impossible to be on good terms with the other party after this incident, and maybe there will be enmity.
"No! I won't sell it. I don't lack gold coins. I won't sell it for any number of gold coins." Friedland roared softly, as if Ryan's words touched his inner skin and made him unable to accept it. In fact, if it weren't for it,
Worrying about Ruian's status as a level 8 swordsman, Friedlander heard this sentence and had his subordinates swarm him. Why would he yell like he was wronged?
In fact, Ryan doesn't know that Friedlander's shortcoming is spending money indiscriminately, but all his money is spent on buying various collectibles. It can be seen that he has a strong hobby for all kinds of collectibles. This can be seen from the fact that he spends a lot of money.
We hired two level 7 swordsmen and a large group of swordsman guards at a high price to protect us.
You can tell by protecting his manor. He does not value gold coins, but he values his favorite collections very much, and he does not hesitate to spend a lot of gold coins for collections. Now that Ryan wants his collections, it is like killing Friedlander.
Friedland would not accept that anyway.
Suddenly Ryan felt a little bit in trouble. The other party refused to sell, so he wanted to rob it? Such a thing was easy for him, defeating everyone on the other side. Then he forced Friedlander to die, and he didn't believe that Friedlander didn't take it.
.However, once Ruian did such a thing, it would be very bad for his reputation if word spread. Although Ruian's reputation has not yet spread throughout the Kaouya Empire, his status as a level 8 great swordsman destined Ruian to be a big celebrity. Do
If something like robbery happens, it's really important.
Seeing that Ruian didn't speak, Friedland immediately smiled and said: "Sir Ruian, that dagger is my favorite item. I can't sell it to you. If you are willing to give up the purchase, I am willing to give it to you as a gift."
Gold coins, allowing you to purchase similar daggers elsewhere."
Friedland began to use the most powerful skill of a businessman, which is to hit people with gold coins. Moreover, he has a lot of money. Any problem in the past can basically be solved by throwing gold coins at people. Although the Ryan he is facing now is a level 8 sword.
Master, but in Friedland's view, the power of gold coins does not depend on the swordsman's level. Even a level 9 swordsman will be moved as long as he has enough gold coins.
Ryan chuckled, with deep sarcasm. He definitely didn't have as many gold coins as Friedlander, but he had the magic crystal core he got from the stone snapping turtle a long time ago, so he didn't lack gold coins at all. If Frilander
Knowing that Ruian's current journey is all done using magic teleportation arrays, he would definitely not want to bribe Ruian with gold coins.
It's a pity that Friedland doesn't know that in his understanding, the swordsman may not be very poor, but he certainly won't have many gold coins. As long as he offers a few more gold coins, he will definitely be able to impress Ryan. With such a mentality
, he actually couldn't tell the ridicule and sarcasm in Ryan's smile, and thought that Ryan was happy, so Friedland began to offer the price.
"Sir Ruian, I will pay you 10,000 gold coins to be your friend, as long as you give up buying my dagger." Friedland thought very well, thinking of paying a little more to make friends with Ruian, a level 8 sword.
Teacher, it is also a good business.
Ruian didn't answer, he suppressed his smile, and then straightened his face: "I heard that you bought the dagger for fifty thousand gold coins. I will not bully you or take advantage of you. I will use fifty thousand gold coins to buy that dagger."
Buy from you.”
Ryan's implication was that when he was able to pay 50,000 gold coins, how could he accept Friedlander's 10,000 gold coins?
Friedland's face changed, and then he fell into deep thought. He was a shrewd businessman. He knew from Ruian's words that Ruian was not short of gold coins, so he would not increase the gold coins to seduce Ruian. Could it be that he wanted to raise the price?
One hundred thousand or two hundred thousand? This price is too heavy! Besides, Ruian may not accept it.
Friedland began to weigh the gains and losses in his mind. He was very reluctant to part with his collection and wanted to keep it at all costs. But in the case of threatening his own life, as a shrewd businessman, he could still
Very easy to make a choice.
Friedland glanced at Ryan and found that there was no murderous intent in Ryan's eyes. He just stood there coldly, as if he still wanted to reason with him. Then Friedland looked around again and found that there were people in other parts of the manor.
The guards came over one after another,
There were two to three hundred people surrounding him. He was suddenly convinced. Although Ruian was a terrifying level 8 swordsman, he already had two level 7 swordsmen and hundreds of high-level swordsmen.
Logically speaking, he should not lose to a level 8 great swordsman.
"Sir Ruian, why did you buy that dagger? Does it have any secrets?" After Friedland bought the dagger, he did a careful study and asked some professionals to do appraisals.
I didn't find anything special, and the dagger
It is very ordinary. In addition to being sharp, the high-level magic crystal core on the sword is purely a decoration and cannot produce the power of a magic sword. So when Ryan insisted on buying it, Friedland naturally doubted the dagger.
Is there any secret inside that I don't know about?
Before Ryan came, Friedland was still lamenting that he had paid too much and suffered a loss. Of course, although Friedland felt that he was at a great loss, he would not willingly sell the dagger to Ryan for this reason.
Ryan shook his head and said: "That dagger is an item carried by our family ancestor, the ninth-level swordsman Camp Oseidon. As his descendants, we will get him back no matter what, even if we are enemies of the entire continent.
We also want to take it back to the family."
Ruian's words explaining his determination to win would not have been very convincing if he had said them when he first came here. But if he said them now, they would have great lethality, allowing Friedlander to weigh the difference between his life and his dagger.
Which one is more important among them?
Friedland was shocked, and then forced himself to calm down. After a while, he stopped the iconic smile that had always been on his face and said coldly: "Are you threatening me?"
Although he hasn't broken his skin yet, Friedland is no longer polite to Ryan.
"No!" Ryan shook his head and said slowly, "If I wanted to threaten you, I wouldn't stand here and talk to you so much. I would come directly to your door and kill all of you. I don't believe you.
At that time, you will still be unwilling to take out the dagger. Or if I come secretly and assassinate you, I can easily get the dagger."
The reason why Ryan is unwilling to use violence is that he does not want to attract many enemies for the Oseidon family, and he does not want the Oseidon family to suffer revenge from their enemies when he leaves. Of course, he just doesn't want to, and if he has to, he will still take action.
By then, they may all be killed, leaving no further trouble for the Oseidon family.
Friedland's face looks better, but this does not mean that he will readily agree to Ryan. In fact, he has already had the idea of giving Ryan the dagger to prevent Ryan from using extreme measures to deal with him, but he always has the idea in his heart.
I'm a little bit reluctant and don't want to give it to Ruian so easily.
"Sir Ryan, if you just come to the door and take the dagger away easily, I will be gossiped about." Friedland's tone returned to being polite to Ryan. He has always been very aware of current affairs and will not do anything like this.
The details offend people.
"Then what do you want? How about you let everyone come together, let me knock them all down, and then you sell me the dagger?" Ryan looked around at the two to three hundred people surrounding Friedlander.
, I don’t think defeating so many people is a difficult problem, it will just take a little longer at most.
His current strength is no longer something that can be defeated by enemies relying on large numbers. Even if there are thousands of enemies, Ruian can just leave and fight whenever he wants, and then slowly fight to exhaust himself, fully capable of killing everyone.
Of course, with Ruian's character, he would definitely not commit such a big crime.
Hearing Ryan's suggestion, Friedland seemed a little moved. His eyes lit up, and then he looked around at his men, as if he was thinking about whether to order his men to swarm forward. Could he have rashly ignored the casualties of his men?
Order the siege of Ruian? (To be continued, please search Piaotian Literature, the novel is better and updated faster!