Sang Ye's gaze slowly swept over everyone, hesitation in her eyes.
Angel seemed to understand and replied, "If you feel this isn't a suitable place, we can change locations. The Trading Grounds, for example?"
After all, this was Sanders's estate, private territory. Sang Ye had come alone, with no one else around, and wizards were hardly kind souls. It was only natural for her to have concerns.
Hearing Angel say this, Sang Ye took a step back instead. "There's no need to go to the Trading Grounds. Here is fine as well. I trust the character of Transcendent Dimension Wizard very much. After all, you represent the Research Institute."
Without further hesitation, Sang Ye took a box from her storage space.
The box was not large and looked rather like a jewelry case.
"This transaction has been approved by my mentor. If it succeeds, I believe my mentor will be very pleased," Sang Ye said again.
She had first placed a tall hat upon Angel's head, then made it clear that her mentor, the 'Sea God' Florence, knew of this matter. It was obvious that she still had misgivings. But since she had said as much, even if anyone harbored thoughts of snatching it away, they likely would not truly make a move.
"Whether the transaction succeeds depends on whether it suits me," Angel said, not closing off the possibility. As for what he truly thought, that was another matter.
"Then Transcendent Dimension Wizard, please have a look." With that, Sang Ye slowly opened the box.
Sanders and Kant also took a step back at this time, leaving only Angel and Sang Ye seated opposite each other.
When the box opened, a faint glow emerged, but no further ripples followed. Everything appeared quiet and soundless. Yet Angel and Sanders both