"Sir Jim, there's something I'd like to discuss with you privately." Although they were on the verge of falling out, the ugly side of the nobility always showed itself. Kerry intended to bribe him.
"Sir Kerry, the evidence against you is extremely unfavorable. Do you have anything else to say?" Jim seemed to do this sort of thing often. Given the situation, it was obvious that this was the time to slip him an envelope. With the attitude of taking the benefits while doing the job, Jim and Kerry went to a side hall in the castle.
"Sir Jim, let's speak frankly. I admit that you're trying to frame me this time. Let's follow the rules of the nobility. I have a cargo ship arriving here in half a month. It's loaded with golden nanmu wood, worth more than five thousand Gold Coins. When it arrives, it's yours."
They said that wealth could move the heart. Kerry still thought this was because of Jim's old grudge against him, and that his opponent wanted to set him up. He figured that offering a large sum should be enough to pay for peace.
However, Kerry had no intention of handing it over right away. Instead, he chose another approach: delay for half a month. During that time, the Dimensional Exchange would open once.
Jim's eyes shifted, and he suddenly said with a hearty laugh, "Brother Kerry, you certainly have the bearing of a noble. Since you're so sensible, your big brother won't stand on ceremony. Don't enter the harbor in half a month. We'll make the exchange fifty kilometers east of South Australia Island."
Jim had no intention of leaving Kerry with any documents proving that he had given him a shipload of goods. Once they were out at sea with no