"No problem. I can wait; I have enough Gold Pounds ready." Fors readily agreed, then moved on to the next transaction. "Mr. Hanged Man, there's news about the Dragon-Eyed Sea Eagle Eyeball you wanted. 2,200 pounds."
Alger frowned at the price inwardly, but did not show it on his face. "Very well, but I'll need some time to raise the funds. Also, that's too expensive. The most I can accept is 1,900 pounds."
"No. 2,000 pounds. That's my bottom line!" Fors replied without hesitation.
Oh dear, Miss Magician accidentally revealed her lowest price... Alice looked at Alger, then at Fors, and reached that conclusion.
Sure enough, Alger immediately nodded and accepted the price, leaving Fors lost in thought.
Having finally witnessed a transaction truly come to fruition, Emlyn the Moon eagerly asked, "Everyone, does anyone know how a Sanguine can increase their strength without relying on gifts from their elders?"
Oh no! Klein's heart skipped a beat. Before he could react, he heard Alice ask excitedly, "Are you a Vampire?"
Klein seriously considered how to stop this later in a way that suited Mr. Fool's image.
Audrey and Fors, their eyes shining, looked at the excited Alice and silently lit a candle for Mr. Moon in their hearts.
After only a brief moment of surprise, Alger relaxed his brows. He glanced at the excited Alice and decided to remain silent for the time being.
Derrick could not help turning to examine Emlyn as well. After all, in his impression, Vampires were monsters covered in festering sores in the darkness.
Under the gaze of so many eyes, Emlyn sensed that something was off. Yet the pride carved into his bones made him instinctively refute Alice's words. "Sanguine. I am a pureblooded Sanguine!"
"Alright, Sanguine." Alice nodded cooperatively. "Is it true that