Don't call me evil god

The visitor bowed slightly to Gail and Miranda.

"Hello, two distinguished guests."

"I am the investor contact specialist of the Gilded Club, just call me Martin."

"You two are planning to withdraw the funds in this bearer investment certificate, right?"

Martin asked in a gentle tone.

Miranda nodded: "Yes, we plan to withdraw it."

Martin took out a piece of parchment from his bag, took the quill handed by the waitress, dipped it in some ink, and quickly wrote and drew on the paper to calculate.

"You two, according to the investment agreement, this is a certificate invested in the Gilded Club in 992, and this year is its sixth year."

"According to the 8% investment return, it is now worth 29 gold and 38 silver, and the copper coin part is rounded off and not included."

"This wealth has currently increased by 9 gold and 38 silver."

"If you take this part of the income, then next year's income will be reduced from 2 gold and 35 silver to 1 gold and 60 silver, a reduction of about 32% in income."

"Have you really decided to withdraw this part of the return in advance?"

Miranda was a little confused: "Wait, what I mean is that I want to withdraw this investment in full, including the 20 gold coins that were invested in it."

Martin frowned: "Dear guest, if I were you, I would never do that."

Gail felt that he heard a bit of regret in Martin's tone.

Miranda was puzzled: "Why?"

Martin explained skillfully: "Dear guest, judging from your appearance, you must not know much about the Gilded Club."

"This is a miracle club that allows wealth to grow on its own."

"But... this miracle is not open to everyone equally."

"The owner of the club, Mr. Rune Monger, is a loyal believer of Proust, the god of wealth."

"He firmly believes that only those who are favored by wealth are worthy of having more wealth; similarly, if a person is abandoned by wealth, then everything he once had will gradually leave. "Only those who are personally selected by Lord Munger can have the qualification to join the Gilded Club, because he thinks these people are the lucky ones favored by the God of Wealth." "Please do not underestimate the 20 gold coins in this voucher, it represents a qualification, a qualification to have more wealth." "If you choose to take this gold coin, it means that you have abandoned wealth." "Wealth will also leave you, and you will lose your membership in the Gilded Club." "Have you really thought about it?" ... Listening to Martin's story, Gale was a little confused. In the image and teachings of the gods, Proust, the god of wealth, is a god who likes to "teasing" mortals. Mortals who can get his protection will find it easier to get more wealth; in reality, it is probably that when you go out and walk on the road, you will pick up unowned gold coins; when you transport a batch of goods to sell, someone happens to be in urgent need and offers a high price to buy; when you want to buy something, you can often get good discounts and offers. But when He loses interest in the mortals He originally protected, the other party will soon be "abandoned by wealth".

Accidentally lost the gold coins in the wallet;

Encountered various emergencies when doing business, and could not even make back the cost, or even lost everything;

Anyway, it is difficult to make money again, and the more you want to make money, the more you will lose money.

People love and hate this god who likes to change.

When making money, everyone will loudly praise Proust's god, praise his greatness, and thank him for his protection;

When losing money, some people can't help but curse a few words, thinking that he must be teasing themselves, making them lose money no matter how hard they try.

The things Martin described are indeed in line with the image of the God of Wealth.

The only problem is: in the past, no one could accurately judge whether they had the favor of the God of Wealth.

Unlike other gods, he will not directly send down divine arts or the power of blessing;

But Martin said that Mr. Rune Monger, the richest man in Reyak, has a way to distinguish this.

Those who are qualified to join the Gilded Club are the ones who are favored by the God of Wealth.

This is where Gale is confused.

How did Rune Monger judge this?

"So you mean that we... No, I mean, Mr. Vance Warren is the one who is favored by the God of Wealth? How is this confirmed?" Gale was puzzled.

Martin shook his head: "Sorry, I don't know the reason. I just accepted the employment of Mr. Monger and was responsible for serving the members of the Gilded Club here."

"In fact, only a small number of people in the capital can have this favor."

"For example, Miss Jenny and I have never been qualified to join the Gilded Club, even if we can take out 20 gold coins to buy a minimum investment."

Miss Jenny is the waitress who just provided Gale and Miranda with Monger's special juice. "Jenny" is a common female name in the capital. Some people simply use it as a nickname, such as workers in certain service places.

"So, have you really considered ending this investment? This means that the Gilded Club will no longer be open to Mr. Vance Warren, and he will lose the qualification to be favored by wealth."

Gail understood a little.

He knew why the Gilded Club branch in the old city looked a little deserted.

It's not that other citizens don't want to invest money in the Gilded Club, but they are not qualified! The Gilded Club will not accept their gold coins!

Martin continued to persuade:

"Dear guests, I suggest you think carefully in my personal capacity. If you just need money for emergency, you can consider the credit loan provided by the L.G Chamber of Commerce."

"With the identity of a member of the Gilded Club, Mr. Vance Warren can at least borrow 20 gold coins quickly, which is enough to solve your capital needs."

"Why lose this qualification to be favored by wealth for a small sum of money?"

Gail hesitated.

He wavered.

Before coming to the Gilded Club, he instinctively felt that this so-called stable 8% return investment was not right.

The reason is very simple.

If anyone can make money with this method, then everyone can just invest all the gold coins in their hands here.

But now it seems that the actual situation is quite different from what he thought.

Just like the Green Harbor incident, only those who get an invitation letter are eligible to join the Gilded Club.

Rune Monger is not open to everyone, and anyone's money can make money here.

Quite the opposite.

He seems to have a unique way of only inviting people he thinks are suitable to share this "wealth code" with him.

This matter seems to be gradually becoming more reliable?

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There will be 2 more chapters in the second half of the night!

PS: You can throw smoke bombs as much as you can, the Gilded Club looks a little reliable hehehe