"Cheaper?!"
Klein's eyes went wide when he heard those two words!
He had already prepared himself to spend three hundred gold coins—or even more at a premium—to buy back the Sun Talisman. Yet now the other party was saying there was an even cheaper option?
But he quickly calmed down again. As the saying went, cheap goods were no good. Could this cheaper option really achieve the same effect as the Sun Talisman?
Seeing Klein's suspicious gaze, Sno grinned slightly, revealing the smile of a shady merchant. He turned and walked toward a safe at the side of the reception room. As he undid the Spirit Wall sealing its interior, he said:
"This is Backlund. If you actually use a Sun Talisman from the Sun Domain, whether your enemy dies or not, you'll definitely be dead. That thing is far too conspicuous."
"That's true." Klein secretly nodded. The Sun Domain had no concept of "restraint" at all. Once a Sun Talisman was used, it could be seen from several blocks away. It might even cause not small losses to the nearby civilians.
But that was not enough to make Klein give up on the Sun Talisman. Compared to his own life, he could always switch alt accounts, and any losses caused to civilians could be compensated for afterward.
"Mr. Devil really is a shady merchant. I can't let his sales pitch fool me. I need to properly judge the true value of the goods he offers." Klein grumbled inwardly. But before he could say anything else, the Spirit Wall over the safe was removed. Immediately afterward, layer upon layer of whispers suddenly emerged beside Klein's ears. The voices were filled with filth and depravity. For Extraordinary individuals who had only just advanced and had yet to restrain their spirituality, merely