Sure enough, the moment Feng Jun saw the armor, he was "finally" tempted.
Bai Luan immediately continued to bundle the armor with it, offering the three-thousand-Spirit-Stone armor originally priced at twelve thousand for a total of fifteen thousand Spirit Stones.
Feng Jun felt that was inappropriate. They were both suits of armor—how could they be sold like that?
However, Bai Luan felt she had already "hooked" him and firmly refused to budge any further.
After haggling for quite a while, Feng Jun ultimately agreed to the deal "reluctantly."
He had already achieved his goal, so he did not mind letting her feel a little superior.
Yet something even more astonishing came afterward. Once the deal had been settled, Bai Luan produced a narrow-bladed saber as though performing a magic trick. Runes had been engraved on the blade.
With a smile, she said, "This is a Supreme Yang Treasure Weapon. If you need it, I'll sell it to you for six thousand Spirit Stones."
Feng Jun nearly spat blood. I thought you were an honest person, but you know how to pull this trick too.
To be honest, compared to armor, he cared more about Supreme Yang Weapons—he was more interested in offense.
Not long ago, he had asked Yu Changqing whether she could acquire a Supreme Yang Spirit Weapon, only for her to say it was impossible. Who would have thought one would appear now?
What depressed him was that fifteen thousand plus six thousand came to exactly twenty-one thousand Spirit Stones. You did that on purpose, didn't you?
But Bai Luan's price was clearly meant to prove that she could obtain the Netherworld Bead without using Spirit Stones.
Feng Jun wanted to bargain down another thousand and buy all three items for twenty thousand Spirit Stones, but Bai Luan