"Did you find a suitable bounty, sir?" Little Green asked proactively when she saw Angel's gaze leave the holographic projection.
Angel did not hide it from her. He directly placed the holographic projection before Little Green and let her see for herself.
After reading it, Little Green said thoughtfully, "Are you hesitating over which one to choose, sir?"
Angel said, "A little..."
But the point Angel was hesitating over was rather unusual.
Of the two bounties offering three hundred thousand, Angel hardly needed to think. He would definitely choose the individual magician, because the transaction would be fast enough.
As for any unexpected risks that might arise, Angel was not worried in the slightest. He was even somewhat looking forward to them.
If someone truly came to "rob" him, then the gains from this trip might amount to more than three hundred thousand.
So among the two three-hundred-thousand options, Angel had no hesitation.
What made him hesitate was the first bounty offering eight hundred thousand. Since Bambu had noted that this buyer might lower their standards and purchase Transforming Styles, perhaps there was truly room to haggle.
It was simply that Angel worried it would take too long, and that even after all the haggling, they might still fail to reach an agreement.
That was the source of Angel's dilemma. Should he go speak with the eight-hundred-thousand buyer? Or should he directly choose the three-hundred-thousand one?
As Angel pondered, Little Green seemed to notice something and said with a smile, "If you do not have an answer for the moment, sir, how about hearing my opinion?"
Angel glanced at Little Green without much expectation. "Go ahead."
Little Green smiled and explained her thoughts. In essence, if Angel found it troublesome, she could contact the buyers on his behalf. She would