"Young man, sell only one or two Heavenly Dao Crystals. Don't ask for more. Give him the item and tell him this matter is settled." I sent the message to Yun Mu. This was indeed a tricky matter, but it wasn't impossible to handle. As long as the other party felt he had profited enough, the matter would be resolved.
However, not everyone could place gold and silver treasures above danger. Yun Mu was, after all, an inexperienced young man. He immediately turned around and said, "Two hundred taels of Heavenly Dao Crystals! Give us one hundred taels each! Buy this matter outright, and I'll pretend I never found this thing!"
I inwardly groaned. The other party hadn't even looked at the goods, yet had immediately offered one hundred taels of Heavenly Dao Crystals. How could he possibly care about offering another hundred taels? Yet this would inevitably plunge them into danger!
"Two hundred taels? Fine. Deal." A voice soon came from the inner hall. A middle-aged man with an old and worldly appearance walked out, quickly taking a bag of Heavenly Dao Crystals from his sleeve.
Even in Southern Heaven, two hundred taels of Heavenly Dao Crystals was an enormous sum. This was a land where possessing a single tael made one a minor wealthy man. Yun Mu must truly have been driven mad by poverty to ask for two hundred taels. Even if the other party gave him the money, how could they possibly let him go?
"We can't take this money! We're leaving. We don't have enough to exchange for it!" The girl immediately pulled the boy toward the door. I let out a sigh of relief, but for the sake of keeping the siblings alive, I immediately sent another message to Yun Mu. "Young man, give