"Alright, 1.2 million it is!"
At Grimm's level, items that could be bought with mana crystals were no longer a problem.
Hearing the other party being so forthright, the face of the stall owner stiffened. Not only did he not feel the slightest bit of happiness, but he instead felt regret.
At this point, he already dared to affirm that this black stone was definitely some sort of extremely special item of extraordinary value. He really shouldn't have come to the market to try his luck just to save the appraisal fee of 300,000 magical crystals.
"This … Sir, you … You must have misheard. I … I just said three million magic crystals!" The stall owner couldn't help but stutter.
"What did you say?" Grim's face darkened and his eyes narrowed.
An austere and cold aura instantly permeated the entire area.
Three million mana crystals wasn't a sky-high price for Grimm. If the stall owner had called out 3 million for the first time, Grim would have bought it without even batting an eyelid.
However, after the verbal agreement was made, the other party went back on his words without any hesitation. This was a direct slap to the face of the great wizard.
"I … I meant three … three million. You must have heard wrongly!" At this point, the stall owner could only bite the bullet and deny it. While he was clamoring, he was screaming in his heart, "Don't be the Grand Wizard, don't be the Grand Wizard!"
He could not tell Grimm's true level, so he treated him as a hidden Grade 4 Ranker. Although Tier 4 players were not to be trifled with, it was still possible for Shi Feng to suppress this matter with his backer.
"I'll give you one more chance to think about your words. If you want to violate the agreement, don't blame me for being impolite! "Grim sneered.
Although their 'quarrel' didn't cause too much of a commotion, it attracted many magi who were strolling around the market. A few stall owners nearby also crossed their arms, looking like they wanted to watch a good show.
In such a huge market, there were naturally law enforcement sorcerers.
Very quickly, a group of Tier 4 Magi dressed in golden robes and adorned with golden badges appeared among the crowd.
"What are you doing? Why are you all gathered here? If you want to buy something, then hurry up. If you don't want to buy it, then pack up and go back to rest … "The enforcer wizard pushed through the crowd and arrived in front of the stall.
The stall owner seemed to be a wily old fox. He hurriedly went over and grabbed the leader of the law enforcers. No one knew what he was saying.
"Lord Kui?" The law enforcer wizard was stunned. "How come I've never heard of Master Kui having a brother like you?"
"Low-key … low-key … I've always been a low-key person, so I don't like to attract attention by using Mister Kui's name," the stall owner said with a fawning look on his face as he continued to transmit his voice to the man.
The leading Enforcer tilted his head and listened while glancing at Grim.
The moment his gaze fell on Grim, the Law Enforcer leader was stunned. He rubbed his eyes and couldn't help but feel a little suspicious.
He was only Intermediate Grade 4, so he couldn't tell Grimm's rank.
"How should I address you?"
"Grim!"
"Why don't I be the peacemaker and let this matter rest?"
"Forget it? How? "Grimm sneered," He suddenly reneged on the price of the item that I wanted. How do we settle this? "
"Lord, you need to think carefully. The person standing behind him is Lord Kui … A Tier 4 Apex existence … Not long ago, he killed two Orc Shamans and a Sword Saint in the Planar Battlefield. Those three were all Tier 4 Apex existences! "
Killing three people of the same rank as him with a mere Grade 4 body … This kind of combat power could indeed be called a tyrant. However, this kind of power was still not enough to suppress a Great Grade 5 Wizard.
Grim didn't want to waste time with these people. He grabbed the black seed and threw a storage ring to the stall owner.
"1,200,000 magic crystals. Not a cent less, not a cent more. We're done!"
The stall owner seemed to feel that he had someone backing him up, and his courage grew. He grabbed Grim's sleeves and yelled, "Robber! Robber! "
A cold glint flashed in Grim's eyes, and the invisible flame barrier on the surface of his body suddenly appeared. The stall owner's right hand had just touched the barrier when it burst into golden flames.
"Ah …"
The stall owner screamed, but he could not shake off the golden flames on his right hand. Instead, the flames slowly spread up his arm, and his whole body seemed to be on fire.
"Friend, you should leave the thing behind! I've already informed Lord Kui. If there's any conflict, you can settle it yourselves when he arrives. How about this? "The leader of the enforcers was obviously a shrewd person.
The more he looked at Grim, the more he felt that he had an extraordinary background. Hence, he was not willing to participate in this kind of inexplicable matter. However, Lord Kui was a peak existence among all the Grade 4 Wizards.
If he allowed Grim to burn Lord Kui's brother to death, he would not be able to explain himself when Lord Kui came looking for him.
However, just as the crowd was fighting, a cold and ruthless voice sounded from behind them.
"Who is it? Who hurt my brother? I think you're tired of living … "
Hearing this voice, the crowd of onlookers suddenly parted, and a burly and valiant bald man walked in from the outside. He was carrying two gigantic magic blades on his back, which looked exaggerated. He wore black leather pants, and his upper body was covered with magic dragon leather armor. His body was covered in gaudy indigo runes.
His movements were filled with a ruthless and cruel aura!
"It's Lord Kui!"
"Lord Kui is here. This new Magus is in trouble …"
Whispers could be heard from the crowd around him. Their words were filled with fear and dread towards this super expert.
Grim's expression gradually turned ugly.
The onlookers thought that he was afraid, but only he knew that Grim felt that he had put on a new pair of shoes but stepped on a pile of dog sh * t. As a dignified Grand Sorcerer, it was simply too unbecoming of him to mingle with these 'marketplace hooligans'!
Perhaps he should not have hidden his identity from the start.
Even if that Magus had eaten a bear's heart or a leopard's guts, he would not have the guts to go against a great Magus!
Grim was so angry that he laughed. He turned around and coldly sized up this' Lord Kui 'who had just appeared.
It had to be said that this Lord Kui had a good appearance.
Moreover, as a Physique Tempering Magus, he could already fuse his willpower into his body and the magic blades on his back. Even among the peak rank 4 Magi, he could be considered a top-notch existence.
As soon as this Lord Kui stepped into the arena, he saw that the golden flames had already reached the upper arm of the Magus. He furrowed his brows and separated his hands. The magic blades that were enshrouded in a cold, dark green glow appeared in his hands.
In the next second, the cold light flashed, and the Magus' right arm was chopped off. He screamed in pain and was sent flying.
The severed right arm fell to the ground and exploded into a ball of flames, turning into a pile of ashes in an instant.
The onlookers gasped in surprise. They did not understand why this Lord Kui would attack his own brother as soon as he arrived. Only a few people could vaguely guess that there was something strange about that ball of flames, which forced the Magus to cut off its path of burning.
Grimm's eyes also flashed with a hint of surprise.
This' Lord Kui 'was really something. He had actually sensed the vicious nature of the golden flames and wanted to use his fierce battle intent to cut off the secret lock between the Inextinguishable Flame and the Magus' soul.
Unfortunately, his eyesight was not good enough.
He did not notice that the ball of golden flames was not driven by the power of laws, but by the power of laws.
The difference between a single word could make a huge difference.
That was the difference between a mortal and a god!
"Kid, don't be too arrogant! If I want him to die, you won't be able to save him … "Grim snorted and snapped his fingers. The Magus who had been thrown against the wall and was struggling to get up saw a flash of red light from his severed arm. The golden flames seemed to have appeared out of thin air and started burning again.
Grimm wasn't exaggerating.
With his current strength, killing a Tier 3 Sorcerer would be as easy as squashing an ant. However, he did not want to be too ruthless in this foreign battlefield, so he used the Inextinguishable Flame to punish him.
Unfortunately, Kui, who had been on the run and killing for years, had been overwhelmed by his raging battle intent. He shouted, "How dare you!" and charged at Grim while brandishing his magic blades.
Halfway through, Kui's body disappeared without a trace with a swing of his dark green blades.
Yet, he still dared to attack …
At this point, Grim could not take it anymore. A vast and mighty willpower suddenly spread out from his body, instantly enveloping an area of more than ten metres around him.
Kui had just appeared less than five metres behind Grim when he was pushed out of the plane by an irresistible force.
He brandished his magic blades that were filled with a wild and tyrannical aura, looking as if he was going to break through Grim's defences and cut him in half.
Unfortunately, that was as far as his attack went!
Mysterious chains of fire reached out from the depths of the void, shuttling back and forth on his body, entangling him tightly and preventing him from moving. Meanwhile, that terrifying scorching willpower passed through the laws and entered his body, actually using his surging battle intent as nourishment and igniting it.
"Ah …" Kui finally realized that things were not looking good. His eyes widened as he shouted, "You … You're a Grade 5 Magus!"
Grade 5 … Great Magus …
Only then did the onlookers realize that something was wrong and quickly retreated.
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