The nobles crowded beside the second-floor fence all looked at Suldak at this time, feeling a little curious about this young man who directly called out the ceiling price.
Zazaks pointed at another Nanai slave behind him and said: "This Nanai native is also from the Maca plane. He knows a little bit of Imperial language and is in good health. He is seven feet two inches tall and weighs 195 pounds.
, also does not understand basic combat skills, the starting price is 16 gold coins, and the maximum price is 32 gold coins."
A maid immediately went up to the second floor and found Surdak from the crowd. Surdak was holding the railing with both hands and looking down. When she heard Zazaks reported the price, she raised her sign and shouted: "Three
I bought twelve gold coins..."
Then he took out sixty-two gold coins from the money bag, put them into the tray in the hand of the young maid, and put a silver coin into the hand of the maid.
The maid skillfully folded the sixty-two gold coins into ten gold pillars, put the other two gold coins aside, curtsied to Surdak, and then left with the wooden plate in her hand.
He snatched two slaves in a row at the highest price, which made the other nobles at the private auction raise eyebrows.
Everyone also began to inquire about the origin of the tall young man in front of them, and casually ran out dozens of gold coins without even blinking an eye.
Ordinarily, if there is such a rich man in Wilkes City, everyone must know him!
Must be an outsider...
What I hate most are outsiders who don't follow any rules and are so rude even in bidding.
But then, information about Suldak soon spread from the mouths of two magicians who participated in the auction. He was actually the commander of the Luther Army, and had just acquired the Invercargill Forest. I heard that
There is a very good copper mine in the forest, and the owner of the mine is really arrogant.
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Even Zazaks, who was standing under the patio on the first floor, gave Suldak a kind smile.
When he saw the businessman Malacom standing next to Surdak, a look of surprise immediately appeared in his eyes, and he nodded to Malacom from a distance.
He adjusted his clothes a little, stood on the booth in the center of the first floor, waved to the iron gate gate on one side, and walked out of the iron gate gate a row of indigenous slaves, but these slaves were not Nanai indigenous people.
, the subtle features and skin color of the face are different.
"These indigenous slaves came to the fertile Coze plane. They are all good hunters and have great experience in plant cultivation. They all understand the Imperial language. They are just a little thin. As long as they eat a few more meals
Eat rice and you will become stronger in no time!" Zazaks finished speaking and licked his lips.
The maid standing nearby quickly brought a glass of wine.
Zazaks picked up the wine glass and drank it all in one gulp, then shook the remaining wine in the glass vigorously before placing the glass back on the tray.
He continued: "These slaves are in good health, and they are all young male slaves. The starting price for each slave is 14 gold, and the maximum price is 28 gold."
After saying this, he couldn't help but look up again at Surdak on the second floor terrace.
The nobles standing next to the fence on the second floor also looked at Surdak. But what happened next was that Surdak looked at these indigenous slaves, no matter they were strong or thin. He did not even raise his eyelids, and always
Standing indifferently behind the terrace fence, he became a complete onlooker.
Zazaks auctioned more than 30 indigenous slaves one after another, and Surdak did not participate in any bidding.
This brought the bidding scene back to its original rhythm, with no one raising the price from the beginning in an attempt to scare off other competitors.
These male slaves often cost twenty or thirty gold coins. If you want them to create corresponding value, if they are just doing work, you will have to squeeze them for at least five years to recoup the cost.
The businessman Malacom stood behind Surdak. He was very familiar with the nature of these indigenous slaves. From time to time he would make some comments about these slaves and introduce several indigenous tribes that he was optimistic about to Surdak.
A group of female half-orc slaves with bulging fronts and backs came out from behind the fence, with two tiger teeth slightly exposed on their thick lips. These female slaves had some fine braids, and their faces were not ugly, but they just saw these
The protruding tiger teeth will immediately remind people of whether the tongue will be scratched when kissing.
Their skin is dark, they look stronger than the indigenous men, and their pupils have the wildness of beasts.
Suldak just glanced at it curiously, then lost interest in looking at it again.
"This is a group of female half-orcs with three-quarters of orc blood. Their physiques are stronger than those of the indigenous men. Whether as war slaves or working on farms, these female half-orcs are the perfect first choice!
"The slave owner Zazaks patted his belly with his hand and said loudly.
After finishing speaking, in order to prove that these female orcs were in good health, he reached out and pulled down half of the linen sheets surrounding the female orcs, revealing their dark arrowheads and very clear muscle outlines on their arms.
Some female orcs also have dark tattoos on their necks and collarbones, which look like vines wrapped around their bodies.
"The starting price is 5 gold, and the maximum price is 10 gold..." Zazaks reported the price.
Surdak exclaimed in surprise: "These half-beast women seem to be very cheap!"
Merchant Malacom leaned into Surdak's ear and whispered: "All slave markets have about the same price. The physical fitness of these female half-orcs is nothing to say, they are also able to endure hardships, and their adaptability is also very good. The only
Their shortcomings are that they have a bad temper, some female orcs are very smelly, and they can easily get involved with the hired gardeners in the manor, so they are not very popular in the slave market."
Seeing Surdak's surprised expression, Malacom smiled and said:
"Isn't there a popular saying... 'Orcs will never be slaves'... No matter who sells orc slaves, they will suffer the revenge of the orcs."
"So, in the slave market, there are only half-orc slaves, not orc slaves. What everyone talks about is the purity of blood essence. In fact, there are many opinions on this."
"Once you accidentally buy an orc slave, you might have an orc landwalker come to your door that night. Killing an entire family in one kill is actually not uncommon in the empire, so if you want to buy an orc slave, you have to keep your eyes open.
Maybe some orc walkers will come to visit then..."
Hearing what Malacom said, Suldak couldn't help but sigh:
"Don't you think these slave traders are afraid of the orcs' revenge?"
Businessman Malacom smiled:
"Of course they are also afraid, that's why they hired so many subordinates. As long as there are more guards, these single-handed land walkers have nothing to do with these slave owners. Having said that, those who die at the hands of orc land walkers every year
There are also many slave traders..."
The two stood next to the fence, chatting and laughing about orcs, as if they didn't care about the auction at all.
When the slave owner Zazax replaced the unsold female half-orc slave, a group of short and very strong dwarves staggered out of the iron fence. Surdak stopped talking.
Looking at this group of dwarfs with big beards and bald heads, their faces showed great interest.
"These are the dwarves?"
Surdak looked at these dwarves wearing tattered clothes, with gray faces, red bloodshot eyes, and ruthless expressions and whispered.
The businessman Malacom secretly took Suldak's arm and shook his head slightly at him.
Surdak was startled for a moment, then approached Malacom and asked, "What's wrong?"
"They are not dwarf craftsmen. If you look at their skin color, look at their eyes, and just look at their violent and ferocious looks, you will know that these are a group of gray dwarves. They are a group of lawless robbers and alcoholics in the dwarf country.
Thugs and liars are not only difficult to discipline, but also very world-weary and will give you endless troubles to deal with every day." Malacom whispered to Suldak in a very low voice.
"Grey Dwarf..."
Surdak had read descriptions of ferocious gray dwarves in some ranger biographies. Some people arranged gray dwarves with piranha flowers and vampire trees. Unexpectedly, he would see these gray dwarves with his own eyes at this private auction.
dwarf.
Putting down the prepared sign again, Suldak looked around again.
As expected, the nobles upstairs fell silent. They were not ignorant fools, and no one was bidding for these gray dwarves.
The slave owner Zazax didn't explain much, and quickly brought in some lizard men with light-colored scale marks on their bodies.
Then he took a vise and asked a lizard slave to open his mouth and pull out the slender tongue inside, showing the nobles the pure blood of these lizards.
However, the starting price of these male lizard slaves is thirty gold, and the maximum price is as high as fifty gold, which can be said to be a bit ridiculously expensive.
Surdak originally wanted to buy back two lizard slaves for the archer camp. He heard that these lizard slaves were born with good archery skills.
Suldak planned to let the lizard slaves teach archery to the archers, but he just thought about it for a moment, and all seven lizard slaves were actually bought by a noble lord from Wilkes City at the maximum price.
When the maid carrying the wooden tray came up, the noble lord directly poured the magic crystals in his wallet into the tray. The fifty magic crystals jingled and jingled in the tray, but none of them could jump out.
Tray to go.
After the maid counted the number of magic crystals, she happily went downstairs with a gold coin as a tip.
After all the lizard slaves were sold, some people couldn't wait to shout: "Zazaks, can that beautiful thing you mentioned be put on display? If not, I'm going to leave!"
"
The slave owner Zazaks was in the center of the first-floor patio with a smile on his face. A group of attendants brought in some rocks and shells and decorated the first-floor patio like the seabed. Several beams of light blue light shot down from the roof, and suddenly
It has the charm of the bottom of the sea.
Zazaks stood on the central stage and said proudly:
"The auction item below is the Janna Sea Clan that I bought at a high price from the underground slave market in Haiyinsi City. Yes, it is the mermaid that everyone has been waiting for."
"It is said that this mermaid was caught from the Seven Realms Sea, and it is also a very rare three-color mermaid..."
While he was talking, he saw eight sturdy waiters walking in from the fence carrying large cylindrical glass jars more than two meters high.
Surdak saw a splash of water stirring in the jar, and the light cyan scales were actually covered with dark red and orange sheen. He saw a huge and flat fish tail, and the tail fin was also green, red and orange.
When the attendants moved the water jar to the center of the patio, everyone looked down and saw that the large glass jar was filled with more than half of the jar of water. There was a three-meter-long naga mermaid curled up in the water. She was a little panicked.
He kept swimming in confusion.
It was the first time that Surdak saw this kind of fish-tailed Janna Sea Tribe. Her skin was not ivory white, but a cold white with light cyan. She had a good figure and a very graceful appearance. Her chest was close to her chest.
The two shells can't be seen clearly, they may be a bit flat.
However, when flipping and swimming in the water, her posture is very elegant.
When this mermaid appeared, the nobles and lords around the second-floor fence were all excited. Many people's eyes seemed to pop out. Surdak felt that the entire terrace might collapse at any time.
His sea-blue eyes looked timidly at the world outside the glass jar, looking so innocent and pitiful.
There is no cap price for this auction.
The starting price of one hundred gold coins was instantly pushed to five hundred gold coins. Later, it was obvious that four noble lords and a magician noble were competing for the price.
Suldak felt that neither the barren land nor the Invercargill Forest could support this kind of sea creature, and he was not noble enough to spend huge sums of money to buy it and then release it, so he decisively decided not to participate.
This private auction ended with the bidding of Janna Mermaid.
And this Janna mermaid was also bought by a noble lord in Wilkes City for a high price of 2,700 gold coins. The noble lord didn't even smile after taking the picture of the mermaid. Apparently the price was too high.
, I couldn't swallow this breath, so I spent this huge sum of money in a hurry.
Friends around him couldn't help but ridicule, saying: "Viscount Gibbon, you are really generous. With so much money... you can buy a manor... and you can marry a noble lady in Wilkes City."
"What do you know? Next time Gibbon goes to the beach on the Vashki plane, he won't have to buy a boat ticket..."
There was a burst of playful laughter from all around.
The noble lord's face was livid, and he stared at the angry-faced young man across the fence. Both of them were very angry, as if a battle was about to break out, but their friend seemed to be used to it, and he didn't even bother to persuade...
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This kind of private photo shoot usually takes place once every two months in Wilkes City. The private photo shoot is followed by a cocktail reception.
The slave owner Zazaks walked among the crowd holding a wine glass, greeting everyone everywhere.
When he came to the businessman Malacom, he put one hand on Malacom's shoulder and asked him with a smile: "Malacom, didn't you say you wanted to buy a few dwarf slaves? Why didn't I see you bidding?
ah!"
Malacom smiled slightly and explained to Zazax: "Viscount Surdak planned to open a mine, so he bought a few dwarf slaves. His army lacked cannon fodder, so he bought those with a hot temper.
What good can Gray Dwarf do?"
Zazaks laughed and said: "Actually, gray dwarves are also good at mining, but you have to chain their hands and feet so that they can become more honest."
Judging from his expression, he didn't feel ashamed at all.