"Is it because of … that Sylvia?" Sassoux asked tentatively.
"Don't mention her name, okay? I want some peace and quiet, "Morrisons said in a low, muffled voice.
"I understand … I understand …" Sassoux chuckled.
"That guy seems to have accepted a few missions at once," Han Jin said in a low voice.
"There's no limit to that. As long as you have the ability, you can accept all the missions."
"Are we really not going to try?" Sassoux was still unwilling to give up.
"Try with our lives?" Morrisons shook his head. "We're still short on manpower, you know? Hunters and rogues are very important to any mercenary group. A good hunter can provide us with a safe camp, and a good rogue can mark out a clear path for us. Without them, we'll either be torn to pieces by monsters that sneak in at night, or be surrounded by monsters for no reason. "
"What about you? Aren't warriors important? "Han Jin laughed.
"Me?" Morrisons said helplessly. "If you're a hunter or a rogue, you can work with them without any worries. But warriors can't. Especially those who ask you to work with them at the last minute. You have to be very, very careful. Their goal is to sacrifice you."
As soon as Morrisons finished speaking, a middle-aged man wearing a bright silver mage robe slowly walked over. He looked Morrisons up and down, then saluted with one hand and smiled. "Hello, I'm the High Sage, Cabri."
Morrisons saluted back. "Hello, I'm the Fighter, Morrisons."
"Well, I just accepted a mission to kill a Spiked Tiger, but my group lacks a powerful warrior. Are you interested?" Cabri's gaze swept across the group. "You can send two people, and I'll split the profits four ways. My offer is already very generous."
It was obvious that he had taken a liking to Sunier and ignored everyone else.
Han Jin and the others looked at each other. Morrisons had just finished speaking, and now someone was trying to recruit them. This was too dramatic.
"I'm sorry, we just came back from the Tarasha Mountains. We won't be going there for a while," Morrisons rejected politely.
"That's a pity." Cabri showed a disappointed expression, nodded, and walked away.
Han Jin chuckled. "It seems that warriors are also very important."
"Bullsh * t." Morrisons snorted.
"Let's go. Since we're not going to accept any missions, what's the point of staying here? Let's go somewhere else, "Sunier said.
The group went back to the first floor and walked around the square. When they returned to the first floor at noon, some of the orders that Qi Li had placed before had already been sold.
They went to the counter to take out the magic crystals and paid the corresponding commission. Qi Li took a look at the receipt and said, "Let's withdraw the rest of the orders and buy two hundred grade 3 earth magic crystals for twelve silver coins each."
"Twelve silver coins? Can we get it? " Sassoux asked in surprise. Although earth magic crystals were not very valuable, twelve silver coins was too low a price.
"Yes, look here. Only two magic crystals were bought from a list of 13 silver coins, and no one sold it. This proves that this should be a reasonable price. We can lower it by another silver coin. Even if we can't buy it, we won't lose anything." Qi Li thought for a while and continued, "And … if we can't get it, I guess there won't be any supply. Who would accumulate such a large amount of low-grade magic crystals? Alas, if only yesterday … "Cherry paused all of a sudden. She was not deliberately targeting anyone. Out of the instinct that had been cultivated for a long time, she believed that what should be and what could be saved must be saved. So, she had been feeling sorry for Sunier's performance yesterday.
"Okay, that's it." Sunier hurriedly grabbed the receipt and canceled all the previous orders. Then, she replaced the order for two hundred magic crystals and asked, "How much is the deposit?"
"Ten gold coins in total."
Sunier quickly counted ten gold coins and threw them on the counter. Then, she turned around and said as if nothing had happened, "Okay, where should we go next?" In fact, she felt very embarrassed. With Qi Li as a comparison, it was obvious that she was childish in this regard.
"Let's go have a meal first, then find a weapon shop to repair Morrisons' weapon," Han Jin thought for a while and said, "Sunier, you should buy some magic arrows too."
***
At dusk, everyone returned with a full load. Everyone was in high spirits. Now that they had money, they could not live like before. Otherwise, what was the point of having so much money?
From Han Jin to Stillberg, everyone had changed their clothes. Only Sunier was an exception. As the saying goes, people need clothes, and Buddha needs gold. This saying was true. Even Stillberg, who looked a little wretched, had become a lot more energetic. He was so happy that he could not close his mouth.
Morrisons' sword had been repaired. He also spent more than thirty gold coins to buy a set of tough magic leather armor. He wanted to sell the original leather armor, but unfortunately, he could not sell it at all. Sunier bought more than a thousand arrows. Among them, more than sixty were magic arrows. If it was not for the space in her space ring, she would have bought more. As for the magic crystals that Han Jin wanted, as Qi Li expected, there was no more supply. They only received seventy or so magic crystals.
Of course, they spent a lot of money, but it was worth it! The feeling of having a big change made everyone very excited. It even made Morrisons forget about the threat that had existed for more than ten years. He held his head high and strode towards the inn in the distance.
When they were less than fifty meters away from the inn, Sunier suddenly stopped and shouted, "Morrisons, wait!"
"What?" Morrisons turned around in surprise.
"Something's wrong!" Sunier said coldly. She had already taken off the bow on her back.
At this moment, figures suddenly appeared in front, behind, and on both sides. Han Jin and the others were blocked in the middle. A few archers jumped onto the roof and aimed their arrows at the people below. These people all had golden six-star badges on their chests. This meant that they were all direct subordinates of the Mercenary Association.
An old man walked out of the crowd. His body looked very thin and weak, but it was perfectly straight. When he walked, he was very relaxed, but once he stopped there, he was like a nail that did not move at all, giving people a feeling that he could not be shaken.
"Why?" Sunier said word by word.
The old man clapped his hands, and two big men dragged a person forward.
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