Within a private room in the hall on the seventh floor of the Heaven-Controlling Pavilion, where numerous high-grade Dao swords were stored.
Shopkeeper Wang's heart shook, and he blurted out instinctively, "Thirty-two? Surely you are joking, Daoist?"
The moment the words left his mouth, he realized they were inappropriate and hurriedly explained, "Please do not misunderstand, Daoist. If it were one or two high-grade Dao swords, I could authorize the sale myself. But if it involves a large number of high-grade Dao swords, my authority is insufficient. I will need to invite a higher-ranking shopkeeper so that we may meet your needs."
Han Yi's expression did not change. Shopkeeper Wang was merely at the Dao Fruit realm; it was perfectly normal for his authority to be insufficient when so many high-grade Dao swords were involved.
Moreover, the number of Dao swords Han Yi intended to purchase had in truth exceeded the scope of the Dao Fruit realm. Even ordinary Outer Dao cultivators would not be able to buy so many high-grade Dao swords at once.
"You heard correctly. I wish to purchase thirty-two Dao swords, and possibly more, never fewer," Han Yi emphasized.
Shopkeeper Wang took a deep breath and suppressed the shock in his heart. Cupping his hands, he said, "Then please wait a moment, Daoist. I shall invite another shopkeeper."
Since Han Yi had said this much, Shopkeeper Wang naturally followed procedure. He was not worried that Han Yi was making things up, for these were the Heaven-Controlling Pavilion's rules. Having served as a shopkeeper for so many years, he would naturally not violate them on his own.
Shopkeeper Wang departed. Less than half a minute later, another cultivator stepped into the private room. This cultivator was unexpectedly a woman, and her realm gave Han Yi a slight