The next day,
Jiang Hao went to a silver products company he had contacted the previous day. The company handled silver processing and jewelry crafting. Silver products could also be bought from banks and jewelry stores, but Jiang Hao needed a considerable amount, so he went straight to the manufacturer. Silver ingots were much cheaper than jewelry-grade silver.
Jiang Hao bought ten kilograms in one go, spending nearly ten thousand US Dollars.
"By the way, do you have Silver Nitrate solution here?" Jiang Hao asked casually. If they did not, he planned to check out a chemical supply store. They should have it there.
Many vampire movies mentioned that Silver Nitrate could seriously injure vampires. In the movie "Underworld," especially, bullets infused with Silver Nitrate had wiped out quite a few vampires. As for the reason why, Jiang Hao did not know yet.
"Silver Nitrate? Yes, we have it. Do you need Silver Nitrate?" the salesperson replied.
It was an unexpected delight. He did not need to run around looking for it. Jiang Hao directly bought two bottles of Silver Nitrate in glass containers. Since it was a semi-controlled product, the salesperson registered Jiang Hao's information and repeatedly warned him not to break or spill it. The stuff was toxic.
He continued driving around Seattle. At a supermarket, Jiang Hao bought a large amount of food: milk, drinks, fruit, beef, lamb, and more. He still needed to live his daily life, and the refrigerator at home was already empty and needed restocking. These things would never spoil in his storage space, so buying more would ensure he was prepared for anything.
At a tool store, Jiang Hao bought a pile of tools, whether they would prove useful or not. If something caught his eye, he bought it, just in case.