Mei Jiushan had not noticed the words "late fee" at all. Strictly speaking, transactions among cultivators were basically cash on delivery.
If one party dared to buy on credit, they had to be old acquaintances of many years, or have formidable strength backing them up, enough that they did not fear the other party defaulting—just try refusing to pay.
So he handed Feng Jun a Storage Talisman. "Many thanks to Feng Mountain Lord for your understanding. There are twenty thousand spirit stones here. Please count them."
River Wanderer was more meticulous. "Late fee... does that mean interest? How is it calculated?"
Feng Jun accepted the Storage Talisman and casually swept it with his senses before answering, "A late fee is interest. For every day of delay, it is five percent of the principal—five hundred Spirit Stones. Any problem with that?"
Mei Jiushan was instantly dumbfounded. "You're actually charging me interest?"
He did not care how high the interest was. The key was that someone was actually charging him interest—was this questioning his credit?
"If you repay it within two months, there will be no interest," Feng Jun said impatiently. "Or you can settle it in full right now. I've already considered your difficulties, yet you can't consider mine... If everyone delayed payment after a divination like you do, should I still be helping people with divinations?"
Mei Jiushan's temperament was not particularly good either. He frowned upon hearing that. "You clearly don't trust me."
"Please, you were the one who didn't trust me first and questioned my divination!" Feng Jun grew even more irritated, and his voice rose. "You have the right not to trust me, but I can't doubt you? Do you alone possess all the reason in the world? Or do you think I'm easy to bully?"
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