Theramore Market, Kalecgos transformed into a human form, looking for materials to decorate his lair. Amid the crowds, he was squeezed into a deserted alley.
There were a group of human farmers selling vegetables and a goblin setting up a street stall. Several Orc Peon had just left happily carrying a bag of goods. Kalecgos noticed that there were many jewelry on the goblin stall, some of which even glowed by themselves.
"Magic orbs?" He initially thought that magic orbs could be sold anywhere in Theramore, but he quickly rejected this idea, "No, they are fakes. They have no magic power and are just inlaid with a little glowing Magic Crystal."
He originally wanted to just pass by, but his momentary hesitation was caught by the goblin.
"Take a look, take a look! The latest decorative jewelry from Stormwind City!" the goblin's high-pitched voice cut through the noise, "100% handmade, buy ten and get one free, beautiful and affordable!"
When the goblin saw that the young and handsome blue-haired youth was not stopping and was about to leave, his brain immediately activated. "Look, what a beautiful jewelry. If you give it to your beloved girl, she will definitely be very happy. There is nothing more worthy of steadfast love than jewelry."
Kalecgos stopped and walked to the stall involuntarily. Those fake jewelry made of glass reflected colorful light in the sun, and some were embedded with small luminous crystals, which flickered on and off as the angle changed. Silly Dragon's eyes widened - wasn't this exactly what he wanted? Although these lights were not as bright as real gems, they had a lively vitality.
"This distinguished gentleman has good taste!" The goblin merchant keenly noticed that Kalecgos stayed longer than other customers, and immediately came forward, "This is our latest 'Stardust Tears' series. Each one has gone through twelve polishing processes."
Kalecgos picked up an egg-sized Glass Beads. There were several self-luminous micro-crystals suspended inside, which rotated like stars. He was completely fascinated, and he didn't even notice the cunning light flashing in the goblin merchant's eyes.
"This. It's very special." Silly Dragon commented cautiously, trying not to expose his dragon nature. But the trace of Arcane Energy unconsciously leaked from his fingertips had already made the crystal inside Glass Beads brighter.
The goblin's little eyes narrowed. He had seen many powerful beings disguised as humans - mages, Druid, and even Paladin who occasionally visited. But the smell of the guest in front of him was unusual. The goblin's nose twitched, as if he smelled the smell of gold coins.
"You are really an expert! This one is even more beautiful." The goblin suddenly raised his voice, so scared that Kalecgos almost crushed Glass Beads, "This is our limited edition 'Heart of Azeroth', with crystal mining inside. The ancient crystal veins from Silithus were carefully polished by goblin engineers. Seeing that Kael'thas didn't know much about these fake jewelry made of glass, the goblin immediately took out a bag of more beautiful glass orbs from the pile at the back.
Kalecgos lifted Glass Beads into the sun and watched the light spots dancing inside. He thought of Sunwell's energy surge and the reflection of the well water flashing. Waste Dragon suddenly made up his mind. "I want a hundred of these, in different colors."
The goblin almost choked on his own saliva. "A hundred?" He quickly calculated the profit, his voice trembling with excitement, "Of course you can! I will receive three thousand gold coins." The goblin turned into a lion and asked for three thousand gold coins.
Only then did Kalecgos realize a serious problem. He touched his empty pockets - when he went out from the Nexus to get some fresh air, he never expected to get lost, so he didn't bring any money with him. The Nexus's treasure was far away and could not quench his thirst. Kalecgos cleared his throat in embarrassment. "I didn't bring any money today." Silly Dragon never thought of borrowing money from Jaina.
The goblin's expression froze instantly. He stared at Kalecgos for three seconds, then suddenly jumped up, his pointed ears trembling with anger. "I didn't bring any money?! I wasted twenty minutes introducing the product to you! Do you know how valuable my time is? Every minute is worth gold coins!"
Kalecgos was shocked by this sudden outburst. As Aspect Dragons, he had not been scolded like this for a long time. To make matters worse, people around him began to stop and watch, and several orc workers even grinned at his handsome face with ill intentions.
"But." The goblin suddenly stopped roaring and rolled his eyes. He noticed that although Kalecgos's robe was simple, the material was Conductive Silk that only High Mage could afford; his boots had imperceptible dragon scale patterns; and most importantly, his eyes glowed blue even in the sun.
The goblin's attitude immediately changed 180 degrees. "But we goblins are the most loyal!" He rubbed his hands and showed an exaggerated smile, "We can barter! Do you have anything special?"
Kalecgos breathed a sigh of relief and began to rummage through his pockets. He took out a handful of Frost Shard he picked up at the Nexus, a few pieces of Rune Stone engraved with Draconic, and a half-eaten piece of Magic Biscuit. The goblin's expression became more and more disappointed, until
jingle.
A blue scale the size of a washbasin fell out from Kalecgos's Space Bag and landed on the ground with a metallic crisp sound. The edges of the scale were shiny with mother-of-pearl, and there were natural Arcane runes flowing in the center.
The goblin's breathing stopped. He tremblingly picked up the scales, looked at them carefully with the magnifying glass he carried, and then suddenly pinched himself to confirm that he was not dreaming.
After confirming that he was not dreaming, the goblin immediately showed a disgusted expression. "What kind of rubbish is this? None of it is useful. Just these scales are worth some money. If you want a hundred orbs, just use these scales in exchange."
Hearing that his scales could be exchanged for orbs, Kalecgos showed a happy expression. "This, this, how many scales do I need to exchange for a hundred orbs?"
The goblin immediately rolled his eyes and looked at the Kael'thas in front of him to see how many of these dragon scales he could pull out. Obviously the other party was a big shot, and although he was a bit stupid, the family's power was probably not small. If he cheated him too hard, he might not be able to hang out in the land of Theramore in the future.
But he was killed too lightly and his reputation as a goblin was wasted.
While thinking about it, Kalecgos asked impatiently, "How many tablets do you want? I'll go back and pull them out for you right away."
Goblin: What, what, pull out the dragon scales immediately. It turns out that Kael'thas is a Dragon. It is also a silly dragon. Should I kill him more harshly, or kill him more harshly? But he is afraid of being chased by Dragon.
While he was struggling, Goblin suddenly thought of his business consultant. He immediately sent her a message: People are stupid and have too much money, so come quickly.
The goblin used various methods to get close to Kalecgos, and said that if he bought more, he could give him some other gifts, and he needed to choose. Anyway, after delaying for a while, Vereesa. Windrunner appeared. She is Theramore Ranger Guard's deputy captain has been patrolling the market for many years, so he is very familiar with these vendors. Sometimes he will give them some unofficial advice - of course, he will charge a reasonable consulting fee. The little ranger is saving his own money.
As soon as Vereesa saw the celebrity Kalecgos, he knew that something was in trouble. Jaina was trying to find a way to let Blue Dragon leave Theramore peacefully, so as not to cause any accidents and make Blue Dragonflight worry about it.
The goblin briefly explained the situation to the elf lady. Vereesa thought about it for a moment, and then quietly said to the goblin, "Then just one dragon scale in exchange for ten glass orbs. We rangers have reserved all these dragon scales. We will cover it if anything happens."
Once he heard that there was a ranger protecting him, the goblin wasn't worried about Dragon's revenge. Besides, exchanging one dragon scale for ten fake glass orbs wasn't too outrageous. After all, it was a consensual business.
And when Kalecgos heard that one dragon scale could be exchanged for ten orbs, he also felt that it was a big profit, and immediately said happily, "Wait a minute, I will find a place to pull it out now." After saying this, the silly dragon ran away in a hurry.
After waiting for a long time, Vereesa and the goblin were a little impatient, fearing that the stupid dragon would get lost again. Kalecgos was limping over. He would cover his buttocks from time to time. The little ranger was so shocked that he couldn't close his mouth. What's this rhythm?
Kalecgos walked to the goblin stall, reached out and took out nine other dragon scales of the same size and specifications from Space Bag. Some of the scales still had bloodshot roots. They were absolutely authentic, freshly pulled dragon scales. "Here, there are ten dragon scales in total, right. Hurry up and give me the orbs, the ones that will shine."
"Okay, okay, okay, no problem, here are ten dragon scales, and here are a hundred orbs. You can inspect the goods." When the goblin saw the pile of dragon scales, he immediately smiled and couldn't close his mouth. He had never seen such an easy-to-deceive Kael'thas dragon.
And Vereesa is thinking about how to use these Blue Dragon dragon scales to make several pieces of dragon scale armor with anti-magic properties, and then give one to her sister. Deren Forget it, there are a lot of dragons at home, I am afraid it will cause dissatisfaction. Ms. Jaina, you can consider giving one as well. After all, you are your own boss, so you should try to please her. But you have to measure the size first, it should be two sizes larger than yourself.
After Kalecgos inspected the glass orbs, he was also smiling and left the market with a large bag of Glass Beads on his back. His walking posture was a bit weird. He touched his buttocks from time to time, with expressions of pain and giggles appearing alternately on his face.
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