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1423. Weapons Merchant

 In the Green Empire, the price of a knight's sword was only about fifty silver coins.

Of course, since they are shipped to the aboriginal tribes in the Warsaw plane, there must be a price increase. In fact, Suldak never thought of asking for a fixed price. He just set a price for these weapons first, and everyone can sit down and negotiate.

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Surdak didn't even raise his head and said directly: "For this kind of knight's sword, one magic crystal can be exchanged for five."

Chief Logan was a little surprised. He looked at Suldak and asked him: "Where are the other weapons in your hand?"

Surdak took out a box each of spear points and arrow clusters made of fine steel, and said to Chief Logan:

"There are also spear points and arrow clusters made of fine steel, sold by the box. Each box of spear points sells for two magic crystals, and each box of arrow clusters sells for one magic crystal."

"One magic crystal can be exchanged for two iris shields. These magic daggers with sharp properties, ten magic crystals each, alloy bow, three magic crystals each..."

The price of each weapon Surdak has to be multiplied several times. For example, in the trading house of Helensa, an alloy bow can be purchased for only four gold coins, and a magic dagger can be purchased for almost thirty gold coins.

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The current exchange ratio between Green Empire magic crystals and gold coins is one to seven, and magic crystals are still continuing to depreciate in value.

Chief Logan's eyes had fallen on the exquisite magic dagger in front of Suldak. He pulled the dagger out of the scabbard and found that the entire dagger was shrouded in faint magic. He wanted to try the dagger's magic.

To ensure the sharpness, he used a dagger to cut the hard leather gauntlet on his wrist. The edge of the dagger lightly touched the edge of the leather. Chief Logan easily cut off a thin strip of leather from the edge of the gauntlet.

"How many of these weapons do you have?" Chief Logan asked Surdak.

Surdak stretched out a hand, spread out five fingers and said: "It can almost arm about five thousand people..."

Chief Logan took a breath and asked, "What if I want to trade now?"

"No problem at all!"

When Suldak said this, he was thinking that as long as Chief Logan made a purchase list, he could go directly through the Void Gate and return to Hiranza City, and do direct transactions with the trading houses there.

No need to worry about supply issues.

Chief Logan took a deep look at Surdak, restrained the greed slowly growing in his heart, and whispered a few instructions to the guards around him.



Not long after, Chief Logan invited the seventeen chiefs in the walled city, and these chiefs rushed to the chief's hall one after another.

Suldak took a careful look and found that the Hitchcock chief was not among them.

This group of big leaders stood around the imperial-standard weapons, and almost everyone had surprise on their faces.

Surdak secretly observed from the side and found that these big leaders were equipped with metal weapons, but these weapons were very old. The edges of many machetes and scimitars were worn away, but they were still in use.

Almost all the indigenous warriors in the walled city were wearing leather armor, and the big leaders were not very interested in the black iron full-coverage heavy armor displayed by Surdak.

"We will count the needs of your team now." Chief Logan ordered the leaders of the group.

Suldak found that the strength of these big bosses was somewhat worse than that of the big boss Hitchcock, at least he hadn't found out that that one was a second-level powerhouse.

Seeing various weapons on the ground, the leaders began to discuss.

"Grand Chief, what can we give in exchange for these weapons?"

Someone asked Chief Logan.

Chief Logan took out a magic crystal and told everyone: "This kind of crystal will do."

"Can such colorful crystals be exchanged for weapons?" The leaders were a little incredulous.

These crystals have always been regarded as ordinary gemstones by the aboriginal people and are part of the jewelry worn by everyone.

"Those with holes in the middle, those with irregular shapes, and those that don't meet the required size... don't want them." Chief Logan held a relatively standard-shaped magic crystal and introduced it to the leaders who gathered around him.

When the chiefs heard what Chief Logan said, they all looked down at the magic crystal necklaces hanging on their chests. Many leaders had realized that once these crystals were made into jewelry, they would become worthless.

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Thinking of this, the big leaders' faces felt painful, as if they were constipated.

After the leaders carefully inspected several weapons, they quickly left the patriarch's hall.

When they returned again, almost everyone was holding a package rolled out of a piece of leather. The big leaders directly opened the leather package in their hands in the patriarch's hall, and many colorful items appeared inside.

Magic crystal.

Most of these magic crystals are very old, and the original edges and corners of many crystals have become rounded.

If the magic crystal is not placed in the magic sealing box, once it is polished from the magic core, it will face the problem of mana loss.

The magic crystals taken out by these big leaders were almost all harvested by tribal warriors who hunted monsters in the mountains. These magic crystals have almost no value to these aborigines. For a long time, the original magic crystals in the walled city

Residents use these magic crystals to make some accessories that they wear to show their status in the walled city.

No one thought that one day, imperial merchants would exchange sophisticated weapons for the magic crystals in their hands.

Among these colorful magic crystals, Surdak also found that there were a lot of unidentified black magic crystals mixed in. This type of magic crystal was relatively new.

The big leaders in these cities almost all purchased the weapons displayed by Surdak according to the number of magic crystals they brought.

Almost every big leader can get hundreds of magic crystals. What makes them most regretful is that many magic crystals have been perforated and made into necklaces. This kind of jewelry is not uncommon for indigenous warriors, but it is precisely

Because there is a hole in the crystal, these crystals cannot be traded... I can only sigh helplessly.

The shopping scene in the Patriarch's Hall was once very lively.

What surprised Surdak was that the best-selling among these weapons turned out to be alloy bows, stainless steel arrow clusters and spear points.

The aborigines here in the walled city do not have a blacksmith workshop and cannot make sharp arrow points. The arrows and spears they use are all made of bone, and they just apply some poison on the arrows to increase their lethality.

This kind of bone weapon is okay against wild beasts and monsters in the mountains, but it is almost useless against evil spirits whose whole bodies are covered with a thick layer of skeletal armor. This type of bone arrow tip cannot penetrate the evil ghost's body at all.

Bone armor.

However, the alloy bow paired with fine steel arrow clusters can shoot through the exoskeleton armor of the evil ghost warriors. In addition, the sharp magic daggers are favored by these big bosses. Almost every big boss has bought at least a dozen of them.

After they selected a batch of weapons based on the number of magic crystals in their hands and tallied up the list, Surdak discovered that the transaction amount was actually almost 9,000 magic crystals.

He never expected that the natives in the walled city were so rich, nor did he expect that in just one transaction, almost all the magic crystals in the walled city had been plundered.

The subsequent transaction of Suldak was done very simply.

He borrowed a wooden house from Chief Logan, on the pretext of sorting out the weapons according to the details on the list, and then returned to Halanza City through the Void Gate in the wooden house.

Together with Aphrodite, he found a relatively powerful trading house in the city of Helensa, and it took only one afternoon to collect the goods.

After returning to the city, Suldak took out the boxes of weapons from the magic belt bag, and completed his first transaction with the Warsaw indigenous tribe under the blazing eyes of Chief Logan and a group of big leaders.


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