Since it was a trade, clear and fair exchange of goods was naturally only right and proper, but the dragon hide in his hands was related to the value of five divine artifacts. This left Soros with no choice but to be cautious.
What if the other party took it to examine and claimed it was fake? What if the other party ran away straight after getting their hands on it and refused to pay...?
A thousand thoughts and tangled ideas swirled in his mind until Soros finally gave a bitter, internal laugh at himself. Since when had he become so indecisive? This was the headquarters of the Thieves Association, after all. So what if he handed the animal skin over to him? The item was real; if the other party dared to play tricks, he guaranteed they would not leave this place alive. Even if they managed to escape by some fluke, they would be hunted down relentlessly by endless assassins from the Thieves Association across the entire world!
Once his mind was made up, Soros was still not truly foolish enough to hand the dragon hide directly to Bai Yang.
He took the dragon hide out of the box and unfolded it in mid-air, making sure Bai Yang could see it clearly from over there. He spoke, "Since you want to inspect the goods, I will let you have a good look. We have studied this dragon hide for a very long time. It is indeed related to the Divine Temple, and we even surmise that it is an item originally passed down from the Divine Temple itself. Whether it is real or fake, you will know at a glance."
The dragon hide he took out was real, but it had little value. The Thieves Association had spent