Then a yellow icon appeared in his field of vision. It came from the tracker on the truck carrying the goods.
Above the yellow icon, the distance between Su Xiao and the truck was also displayed.
There wasn't much information, nor any cluttered data. That was good-everything was clear at a glance.
The Arms Dealer waited half a minute, then asked, "Well? Can you see it?"
Su Xiao nodded. "I can."
"Then please pay the deposit."
Since the Arms Dealer didn't trust electronic bank transfers, he only accepted cash and credit chips.
Their earlier agreement was therefore that Su Xiao would pay a deposit first, then pay the balance after receiving and checking the goods.
That was why the Arms Dealer was now asking Su Xiao for the deposit.
Su Xiao, however, had a different idea.
"I brought the deposit, but I was supposed to pay it when we completed the deal in town, without all these corpses and deaths."
"But now, not only have I saved your life from a sniper, I also have to take the goods back from the Anti-government Armed Forces."
"So here's the question: why should I pay you for something that doesn't belong to you?"
The Arms Dealer's eyes
went wide.
"Are you trying to rip me off?"
"Wrong. I'm not ripping you off. I'm reasoning with you."
"Reasoning? Hah! Some reasoning." The Arms Dealer's chest heaved with anger. "I got the goods you wanted from the Tsunami Company. Without me, you couldn't have bought them no matter how much money you had."
Su Xiao smiled.
"You're right. But the problem now isn't buying them from you. You don't have them anymore. The Anti-government Armed Forces have already taken them. If you want to proceed with our deal, then..."
"You can go take the