The Hero Who Troubles the Heroes

A long sword with constant magic of sharpness and sturdiness is being auctioned on the stage. This sword is characterized by its durability and sturdiness, and is very popular with adventurers who come to watch the excitement.

The price of the auction item used in the opening ceremony was quickly raised by several adventurers from twenty ores to almost forty. Charles asked Aunt Aalto, who was sitting beside him, in a low voice. Knowing that the normal price of this sword should be like forty to fifty gold coins.

"Want it?" Charles asked her.

Aunt Aalto was faithful to her own, and she nodded.

"Fifty Aure!" The host of the auction shouted a little excitedly after looking at the sign in Mordred's hand, "A distinguished guest in the box on the second floor offered fifty Aure!"

Those adventurers who were vying for bids gave up one after another, and it was not very worthwhile to break their capital use plan for a sword. Only one adventurer gritted his teeth and offered fifty-five Aure, hoping that the nobles in the box would just join in the fun and have fun.

After Mordred directly offered the price of seventy Aure, the adventurer had no choice but to give up.

The staff quickly sent the long sword to Charles' box. Aunt Aalto took the long sword and put it on immediately, while Charles and the others were fighting.

As soon as the shooting of the white evening dress started, several young ladies held up signs.

The asking price of thirty Ole's evening dress was quickly raised to nearly ninety gold coins by these beauty lovers.

"One hundred ores!" A young lady in the box next to Charles' right called out a bid.

Following this offer, many knight masters and noble masters also joined the competition.

Just when Charles was stunned, Cassandra, who was invited by him to the box, whispered to him: "Miss Ruth is the most famous courtesan in Mason City recently, and she is also the most famous courtesan in Mason City. A master jewelry designer."

After hearing the word "socialite", Charles knew what was going on. No wonder that as soon as she revealed that she wanted the dress, a group of people rushed to help her pay for it.

Charles said to Mordred: "Three bids, each ten ore more than the previous bid."

To his surprise, a group of people followed him after seeing his bid.

First, Aubrey, the second head of the caravan in makeup, and then Tonio, Wayne, and Keith, together they suppressed the bids of the local nobles.

After a little thought, Charles' face darkened. This group of people in the caravan is digging a hole for him to dance. When this happens, the person who bought the skirt will definitely find a way to play him.

But he didn't care about it soon enough, at most, he took out Mordred as a shield, saying that she had to buy it for her mother.

Then he leaned on the sofa and closed his eyes, while casting a buff on himself to increase hearing, he tapped the back of Kassandra's hand with his fingers rhythmically.

The sound insulation of the box here is very good, and it is impossible to hear the sound behind the partition wall, but the front side facing the center of the stage is empty, so it gives Charles who is eavesdropping an opportunity to take advantage.

"What's going on with these out-of-town merchants?" Ruth said.

"Maybe they want to please Earl McGarden." A voice that Charles hadn't heard before said, "They have never been able to contact Earl before."

"I remember a few of them." It was Lorenzo who spoke at this time. "They were very attentive to the boy."

"Unexperienced bumpkin," said an unheard voice, "Many of them even transported those paints out to sell."

"Don't care about them, we still need the gold coins in their pockets, they can't make much waves, and that little paint is not a big problem." Lu said indifferently, "We will be able to close the net in eight to nine days. ."

Next, the discussion in the box next door was how to push the price of crystals to the top in the past few days.

Charles' face under the wooden shell mask could not help but laugh and cry. He didn't expect his task to be completed so easily.

At this time, the competition for evening dresses on the field has entered a fever, and Aubrey has raised the price to more than 300 gold coins.

After the auction price of the evening dress exceeded one hundred gold coins, the significance of its price is far greater than the value of the commodity itself. At that time, it was not so much to buy an evening dress, but to buy a pass to Miss Ruth and a face in the Mason City aristocratic circle. When foreign businessmen intervened, it became a dispute between locals and foreigners.

However, after Charles casually tossed out a price of five hundred gold coins, everyone else shut up.

Charles was very satisfied when he saw that the effect of throwing coins had met his expectations. If it wasn't for the things he really wanted in this auction, he would be happy to give out six hundred and sixty-six gold coins at once, it wasn't his own money anyway.

The evening dress suit was quickly packed into a beautiful box and sent to the box, but after Charles checked it, the staff sent the box to the box next to the left.

"What's the matter?" Lorenzo was stunned when he heard the report. "How did he get involved with the people in that box?"

The housekeeper who followed Charles and the others said: "Before the auction started tonight, the boy accidentally bumped into Ms. Leif and the female companion she brought."

"This is an apology?" Lorenzo was a little surprised.

"I think so." The butler nodded.

"That boy is good, and I'm very satisfied with his performance." The unheard voice said, "This time is over, you can think about how to train him."

Over there, Aunt Leif happily took the box from the staff, and then said to her girlfriend in the language of a giant dragon: "I knew I didn't hurt that kid in vain. Oh, I'm so old, Clothes that are so light and fluffy don't suit me anymore."

Her best friend looked at the chattering Leif and stopped talking after saying "haha". They have known each other for hundreds of years. She knew that as long as she answered now, Leif could continue chattering for a month or two.

However, she soon found that Leif was standing there motionless, as if petrified. She looked over and found the words "Please help me transfer it to Arturia" inside the lid of the gift box where the evening dress was placed.

At this time, the auction floor was cold, and it was said that a card and a bag that could not be opened were brought by a hero from another world.

In the end, Charles made a reserve price in time to avoid the auction of this product.