Money was not the issue. The issue was whether he could really get his hands on a Golden Apple.
Before the Civilization War broke out, the market price of a Golden Apple in the Wizard Alliance was one hundred million Magic Coins.
Note that this was merely the market quotation. In truth, Golden Apples had always been priceless and unavailable within the Alliance.
The moment a Golden Apple appeared on the market, it would almost instantly be snapped up.
One hundred million Magic Coins sounded like a great deal, but that was only for beings below Level 6.
For those Dominator-class Beings, no one would ever complain about having too many treasures of this sort.
And now that the Civilization War had erupted, the price of Golden Apples would only rise, never fall.
The fact that Thor had offered Saine three hundred million Magic Coins showed that he was not being greedy. He also acknowledged Saine as a Wizard World mage friend with whom he had worked several times.
Thor did not even ask Saine for a deposit. When the time came, they would exchange money and goods hand in hand.
Saine felt that the price could still be haggled down.
Perhaps Thor would accept two hundred million Magic Coins as well.
Naturally, Saine would not have to bear this enormous sum of Magic Coins alone.
Once he sent the news back, the members of the Azure Blaze Sect would pool their resources for him.
Or Saine could sell some of the blank technology-type Secret Treasure Fragments he had no use for to Thor.
That would be enough to cover the price.
After settling this transaction with Thor through a Crystal Ball, Saine first went to report his work to the Wizard World's High-Level Experts.
Because the missions Saine had