This time, the Tiantong Merchant Alliance had sent three more people, all Martial Cultivators: one Martial Master and two Martial Warriors.
The three of them had also come to learn the Task Management System. It was clear that the Merchant Alliance truly intended to promote this thing on a large scale.
After the transaction was complete, Feng Jun turned to leave again. This time, Huangfu Wuxia took the initiative to speak. "Fellow Daoist Feng, I have Spirit Stones now. It is time to discuss the Spirit-Binding Formation."
Having given up on probing him, President Huangfu was actually quite decisive. After bargaining with Feng Jun for a while, she finally settled on buying out the rights to the analyzed Spirit-Binding Formation for nine hundred Spirit Stones.
In truth, she had not wanted to buy out the rights. She had preferred to pay some Spirit Stones, perhaps two or three hundred, and then give Feng Jun a portion of the sales profits.
If her plan had been adopted, it might not necessarily have benefited the Tiantong Merchant Alliance. Feng Jun could potentially have earned more—as long as no major force forcefully pirated the formation in the short term.
But Huangfu Wuxia's thinking was that this would not only reduce business risks; more importantly, it would let her stay in contact with Feng Jun, making it easier to tie him to her own chariot at any time.
However, Feng Jun did not agree. What he considered was—profit-sharing was not necessarily bad, but how could I possibly know how much you sold?
Huangfu Wuxia said that if he was worried about their sales figures, he could send someone to be stationed in the Merchant Alliance.
Feng Jun refused bluntly. The few Spirit Stones were not worth all that trouble.
In fact, when negotiating a