"Why didn't you say so earlier, Dad? Then we get a share of this beast hunt too! No matter how you look at it, this little brother is one of our own, right?!" the young man hurriedly shouted. He was also reminding the remaining hunters to name a fair price and not get reckless. After all, they had to claim a share as well.
When the young man announced that he was taking my side, the others were naturally displeased. The middle-aged woman said coldly, "Old Sheng, then how much jade do you think would be enough? Your Sheng Household can't be too greedy, can it? It wasn't your Sheng Household that killed these seven Horned Beasts. You only offered a suggestion—how much could that be worth? We're hunters from the same team. If your Sheng Household drags this outsider in to divide our jade, that's going too far."
"Sister Han, how could that be what we meant? We only felt that offering a hundred and twenty jade would be unfair, and our Sheng Household suffered losses too, didn't we?" the middle-aged man hurriedly explained.
"Fine, then give him a hundred and fifty jade. That should be enough, right? That could buy several Storm Beasts! As for the remaining swords and spears, we'll each give one to your Sheng Household. How about that?" the woman said through gritted teeth.
When I heard that, I considered it and looked around before saying, "How about this? Keep the price at a hundred jade, but I want one Storm Beast and a set of the equipment you're wearing. Without a Storm Beast and equipment, it won't be easy for me to go look for my aunt."
The hunters either hesitated or grew eager at these words.
"Of course, count it as fifty jade?