Chapter 20 Hidden dangers eliminated invisibly

On the other side, as soon as Weilin entered the gate, a wealthy businessman came up to him.

"Sir, welcome to the Bashak Chamber of Commerce. I am Buck, the branch president of this chamber of commerce. What do you need?"

Weilin looked around and saw many strange races imprisoned in exquisite iron cages for display, including a few half-elves. He had to admire the courage of this businessman.

"I want strong slaves, blacksmiths, carpenters, masons. I even want architects."

Buck's eyes lit up when he heard it, and he looked at Weilin more kindly: "Sir, please rest assured, we have everything you want. The Bashak Chamber of Commerce doesn't have much else, but there are many slaves with craftsmanship."

"Sir, come this way, be careful of the threshold."

Through the tunnel, we came to the basement where the slaves of the Bashak Chamber of Commerce were imprisoned.

There were also patrolling thugs around, and judging from their strength, they were comparable to Orlando.

"Look, sir, the male slaves here have good teeth and are all 20 years old. They can work for you for another 30 years." Buck stepped forward, held the slave's chin, showed his teeth in front of Weilin, and tried his best to sell.

"How much is one?"

"Sir, 20 gold coins each. If you want more people, I can give you a discount." Buck saw Weilin asking about the price and said hurriedly, fearing that the other party would regret it.

"Mr. Buck, I want to buy 300 strong slaves. How much do you need?"

"80% off, the original price is 6,000 gold coins, you only need 4,800 gold coins."

"Remember it, take me to see other skilled slaves."

"Okay, sir, please come this way."

Seeing that the deal was reached, Buck's face was full of smiles, and he took Weilin to the next area.

A blacksmith costs 80 gold coins, a carpenter costs 50 gold coins, and a bricklayer costs 30 gold coins.

After Buck's round of sales, Weilin bought ten blacksmiths, fifteen carpenters, and twenty-five bricklayers. It cost 2,300 gold coins.

In the end, Weilin spent another thousand gold coins to buy a hundred 11-12-year-old boys from Buck.

Diehards need to be cultivated from childhood to shape their values, and these boys are just right.

"Buck, where is the architect I want? Take me to see." Weilin walked around and bought everything he should buy, and couldn't help asking Buck.

The second stage is about the construction of his own castle. Without the architect's plan, he was really afraid that it would collapse halfway through the construction.

Hearing Weilin's words, Buck showed an embarrassed expression: "Sir, there is another architect slave in the Chamber of Commerce, but they are all expensive and are half-elf. Do you really want to buy it?"

"Half-elf? It doesn't matter, as long as it can be used, I don't mind these." Weilin waved his hand, indicating that he didn't mind the race of the slaves at all, as long as they were useful.

Seeing this, Buck led Weilin and others to the depths of the basement.

Passing through a secret room, they came to a separate secret room.

"My lord, please look, this half-elf girl is an architect. She is proficient in all kinds of buildings and is good at building all kinds of castles. If you buy them all at once, we can also give you a special carriage."

After hearing this, Weilin came to the iron cage and squatted down to look at the half-elf girl. She was very beautiful and he was a little moved.

The half-elf girl's eyes revealed despair, and she didn't care about anything around her.

Buck saw that Weilin didn't respond for a long time, and he was very anxious. Then he continued to sell: "My lord, this is still a virgin. You can buy her as an architect or a prostitute."

"How much?"

"Three thousand five hundred gold coins, you can take it away, and the Bashak Chamber of Commerce will give you a special carriage." Buck said hurriedly when he heard it.

"Okay, I bought it, and sent all the slaves I want out of the city."

Weilin stood up and took out eleven gold notes worth one thousand gold coins from his arms and handed them to Buck.

Looking at the glittering gold bill, Buck's eyes lit up. He took the bill respectfully, checked it carefully, and carefully put it in his pocket.

"Here, sir, these are four gold bills of 100 gold coins. Please accept them."

Then, Weilin took his men away from here.

Walking on the road, Orlando suddenly asked: "Master, there is obviously something wrong with the Bashak Chamber of Commerce. Why do you still want to trade here?"

"There should be no problem with the others." Weilin stopped and said to Orlando, "The problem should be the half-elf slave. I'm afraid the local nobles covet it. The two sides had a conflict because they didn't agree on the price."

"After all, not everyone is as rich as you, lord."

Touching Orlando's golden hair, Weilin responded with a smile.

"Yes, lord, I understand."

Outside the city of Bagamoyo, in a manor, Kazak, the son of the governor of Kadlo Province, invited his friends to hold an open-air banquet.

"Sir, I believe that in a few days, the Bashak Chamber of Commerce will deliver the half-elf woman to the door."

"Hahaha." Kazak raised his wine glass and smiled at a young nobleman beside him, "There is nothing that I, Kazak, cannot get."

When he thought that he could get a half-elf girl worth 3,500 gold coins without spending a penny, his heart was filled with excitement.

At this time, the housekeeper of the manor came to Kazak and reported in a low voice: "Master, the half-elf girl was bought by someone."

"Who, who bought it."

Kazak held the wine glass tightly and asked fiercely.

"It was a pioneer knight, it is said that..."

"What, a hound-like thing, dared to take my order, don't you want to live?"

Without waiting for the butler to finish, Kazak cursed, as if he was going to rush to get people to wipe out the other party.

"Master, the other party is a member of the Ex family, we can't afford to offend him!" The butler looked at Kazak who was about to leave, and hurriedly finished the rest of his words, fearing that he would cause trouble again.

When he heard that the other party was the Ex family, Kazak's heart immediately became empty.

Thinking back to more than a month ago, a member of the Eagle family came to the Cardro Province and killed a guard in front of his father.

His father could only laugh it off and dared not pursue it.

Afterwards, he was called to the study and severely warned not to conflict with the other party.

Although their family is a count family, compared with the Ex family, it is the difference between a tiger and a mouse.

In the kingdom, the count family and the earl family are not the same.

The Eagle family is stronger than most marquis families.

The Dosk family he belongs to is weaker, only slightly stronger than some newly promoted earl families.

"Boss, the other party is so ignorant, how about I take people to get that half-elf girl back for you." The noble young man on the side looked at Kazak's ugly face and hurriedly expressed his opinion, ready to leave a deep impression on the boss.