"One day, I'll have you." Vianne stomped her foot angrily. After shutting the door, she took out her phone and called Harreken. "Lu Yang already knows that Gaelgar and the others are planning to join forces and attack him."
Harreken smiled indifferently. "We were able to find out, so it's no surprise that Lu Yang did too. How did the equipment negotiations go?"
Vianne said even more angrily, "Lu Yang actually wanted us to sell it to him at half price. What a bastard."
Harreken was somewhat surprised. "How is that possible? He needs these things right now. Why would he push the price down so much?"
Vianne frowned. "From today's conversation, Lu Yang seemed extremely confident about this defensive war. He doesn't appear to need outside help."
Harreken could not help frowning. He could not figure out what Lu Yang was thinking. At present, he had already planted a spy beside one of the Iron Blood Brotherhood's major Legion Commanders, so he had a general grasp of the Iron Blood Brotherhood's equipment, player combat capabilities, and logistical supplies.
"Don't rush this matter. I suspect Lu Yang is just trying to drive down the price. Stay with the Iron Blood Brotherhood, and remain there even after the competition ends," Harreken said.
Vianne nodded and asked, "What if Lu Yang still refuses to lower the price?"
Harreken sneered. "It's fine. How could good merchandise fail to sell? If he won't buy it, we can sell it to Diamond Sword instead. Let them keep intensifying their attacks on Lu Yang. The longer they fight, the more chances we'll have to ambush Diamond Sword."
This time, Harreken had made a deal that guaranteed profit without loss. As an observer of the war between Lu Yang and the nations of the central region, he