Night Crow Master

"It's really a good deal." Baron Susha resisted the excitement in his heart and said with a steady smile on her face. "Sir Claurido, what you brought makes me very happy."

His expression looked like a normal expression after experiencing a normal transaction. It seemed that the level of this transaction was normal, but he was only slightly satisfied.

"Don't let the person opposite you see what you are thinking, whether he is your friend, subordinate, trade partner, or enemy."

His father's words still echoed in his ears.

The young Baron Susha had not forgotten this teaching that has been talked about since childhood. Apart from watching him grow up and the most trusted old housekeeper, no one else can see what he is thinking.

The transcript of the "Automatic Clerk" spell is not a simplified version of the lower apprentice, but a medium apprentice spell constructed from twelve inscriptions.

There are also three spell transcripts, "Quick Record" and "Intensive Reading", plus 20 gold coins.

The price of a normal sapphire gem is the value of a 10 inscription lower apprentice spell, around 59 gold coins, and the price of four sapphire gems is 236 gold coins.

Except for some rare spells, the price of trading spells among wizards is generally based on the price of 3 inscriptions 10, 4 inscriptions 14, 5 inscriptions 19... until the price of 70 gold coins for 11 inscriptions. transaction.

12 inscriptions and above are the category of medium apprentice spells, and the price is higher. Generally, transcripts of spells above this level will not be calculated in gold coins. Basically, they will be exchanged for various materials.

And... you have to be willing to trade.

"Then, Sir Crowred, let's sign a knowledge contract."

The knowledge agreement was researched by wizards. The contract for the spread of spell knowledge is mainly for the party purchasing the spell, and the contract for the re-transaction of the spell, so that the other party will no longer spread the spell.

After speaking, he ordered the housekeeper to fetch the paper and pen and prepare to draw up the content of the contract.

Watching the steward leave, Yate controlled the shadow servant again and said, "Wait a minute, Baron Susha, do you know where there are bird monsters nearby? It's best to be a crow."

"Crow?" Baron Susha frowned, then glanced at the scarlet crow on the other's shoulder, "There are no bird monsters around here, but there are some ordinary crows in the forest east of Lake Susha."

"It's just that Winter is here, and those crows may have been hiding."

He shook his head, because of the heavy snow, nearby creatures either froze to death or hid.

Because of the proximity to Durard County, there were already few monsters nearby, but now they are almost impossible to see.

After speaking, he continued to look at the other party. The other party was able to sell spells, indicating that these spells were not purchased by the other party from other places. He did not sign a knowledge agreement that does not allow re-trading. It is very likely that he is the child of a great nobleman and allows re-trading spells. Transcripts, the price must be at least 10 times higher.

Or maybe... the opponent's spells were obtained through plunder.

Thinking of this possibility, Baron Susha couldn't help but swallowed, and subconsciously took two steps towards his position as the captain of the bodyguard, which seemed to make him feel more at ease.

Yate didn't know that the Baron Susha was so timid. After a pause, he waited for the opposing butler to fetch the items.

The various transcripts that Count Baixi traded to him did not sign a knowledge agreement that could no longer be traded. Now that he thought about it, he realized how much kindness he had released to himself.

Master Edgeworth didn't even care and threw many spells he wanted to him.

Although they didn't say anything, Yate is currently not short of gold coins, so it is not ready to trade the transcript without signing a knowledge agreement.

Besides...

At the price of a transcript that can be traded without signing a knowledge agreement, Baron Susha, who should not be very rich, would not agree to a deal.

However, you can give it a try. The Baron Susha seems to be interested in such spells.

The important spell he owns-the professional spell of the night wizard, he is not going to make a transcript and sell it-who knows if something will be seen, but the things exchanged from others can choose to sell.

Phantom of the night, mechanized mind,

With the idea of ​​giving it a try, Yate manipulated the Shadow Servant and said: "Baron Susha, one of the transcripts may not have a knowledge agreement, but I need some materials in exchange."

No need to sign a knowledge agreement?

Baron Susha's eyes widened, and then he asked aloud, "What materials do you need?"

If the price is right, you can also choose to trade.

Sure enough, my heart moved.

The corner of Yate's mouth on the other side was slightly raised, and the Shadow Servant once again uttered a syllable without emotional fluctuations: "More sapphire gems."

"More..." Hearing this request, Baron Susha couldn't help gritting his teeth. He didn't doubt that Sir Crowred was abnormal. The transaction was reserved. It was the normal state of traders. Who would directly throw the bottom line, even if it is a fool, would not think that his trading partner will directly throw the bottom line when trading?

Just... why do you need so many sapphire gems?

Two sapphire gems cost about 120 gold coins, while the non-tradable price of the automatic scrivener’s spell transcript is 100 gold coins. If it can be re-tradable...1000 gold coins?

No, the value of medium apprentice spells will overflow more.

Why does the other party need so many sapphire gems?

"If you can choose an automatic secretary..." Susha raised her head and looked at the shadow servant in front of her, "I can choose to trade, and I have two sapphire gems."

The remaining one is absolutely impossible to trade.

His heart is thumping, and if such a deal succeeds, then he will make a lot of money.

"It's really greedy." Yate in the snow couldn't help but shook his head with a smile. Although he needed sapphire gems, he didn't like to be taken as a fool.

"Baron Susha, do you think this is possible?" The Shadow Servant's voice couldn't hear any emotion, "You need to add something."

Hearing these words, Baron Susha was not angry, but relieved.

This is right. If the other party surrenders a lot of benefits, he will worry about the other party's intentions.

"what do you need?"

Yate, who heard these words, smiled even more. Sure enough, the other party's personality was very similar to him.

Yate, who knows his personality, also knows how to deal with a suspicious person.

Originally, the other party was in the initiative, but now, he is standing in the initiative.

"I think, Baron Susha, what kind of material do you think is more suitable as a transaction?" The shadow servant's voice did not fluctuate, but Baron Susha could feel the other party's smile.

"Cunning businessman!" Baron Susha cursed inwardly. He understood what the other party meant, and he even doubted whether the other party was a cunning businessman who specialized in selling spells.

Later, he also found a way to deal with such a businessman.

In exchange for materials and props with unstable valuations.

Taking a deep look at the Shadow Servant sitting firmly on the opposite sofa, the black mist that constantly wandered around it was also regarded by Baron Susha as a cunning character.

He stood up and walked to the room where the valuables were placed.

...

Sitting on the snowy ground with his back leaning on the tree, Yate stood up suddenly and quickly left the place.

When he left the place within two seconds, the big tree covered with snow broke and fell to the ground amidst the sound of clicking.

It's like being crushed by the heavy snow.

Blinking his eyes, Yate looked at the crow servants and found that they were far away from where they would be hit before he left.

"Cunning guy." Yate laughed and cursed, and then watched Promi emerge from the snow with a dumb face.

Well, it seems that even if it becomes a crow's posture, it is still a fake crow.

Shaking his head, Yate handed a bag to a blood crow, and then watched it fly towards the castle of Baron Susha.

Before long, Baron Susha also appeared in the vision of the Shadow Servant again:

"I think these things should be worth the difference, Sir Crowred."

After taking a closer look at the items the other party took out, Yate couldn't help but raised his eyebrows, and the voice of the Shadow Servant sounded:

"Baron Susha, I think you are also very suitable to be a businessman."

Hearing his words, Baron Susha's mouth twitched, and she became more and more sure that the other party was a cunning businessman. She didn't answer the other party's words directly, but just asked:

"So how are you going to trade?"

At this moment, the chief guard next to him suddenly saw a dark figure passing by the window:

"Who!?"

The head of the guard held his hand on the hilt, his whole body tense, ready to protect the baron.

At this time, Baron Susha and the chief guard heard a voice at the same time:

"That is my contract creature, and it came with my merchandise."

Contract creature?

The chief guard and Baron Susha looked at each other with some doubts, and then the butler, who had put the paper and pen down, walked to the window and opened it carefully.

As soon as the window was opened, a scarlet shadow flew in and flew to the shadow servant's side.

Several people can see that under its paws, it is holding a bag with some complicated and ugly lines on it.

Big mouth wolf stomach bag?

Baron Susha thought with some doubts, and the thick **** mist around the two scarlet crows also made him understand that the strength of the two contracted creatures of the other party is not weak, and the dignified look of the familiar commander of the guard can also Completely dispel the unjustified thoughts in his heart.

"Baron Susha, I think we can start signing the contract now, right?"