"Since you know about the Original True Interpretation, you must understand its value. You and I aren't close, so if you want to read it, you'll have to pay a price."
Little One said this. Since Willow Deity had spoken, he naturally wouldn't refuse. But if Su Ye wanted to read it, he would have to pay.
Su Ye was taken aback. He hadn't expected Little One to agree. After thinking it over, he asked, "What do you want?"
He hadn't been holding out much hope. After all, they really weren't close.
Little One said, "I heard you earned sixty Spirit Medicines in this trial. I won't ask for much. Half will do."
When he learned that Su Ye had extorted sixty Spirit Medicines from a group of powerful experts, he'd been utterly shocked. He'd risked his life to get just one, while Su Ye had obtained sixty with ease.
"Sure."
Su Ye agreed without hesitation.
Little One was stunned and didn't know what to do. He'd only tossed out a number at random. Wasn't he supposed to name a price, have Su Ye bargain, and then go back and forth until they settled on an amount? Su Ye had agreed right away, leaving him at a loss.
Little One figured this guy in front of him was probably a big "rich man." "And Treasure Arts."
"I can't give you any Treasure Arts."
Su Ye shook his head. "I do have some Treasure Arts, but they aren't mine, so I can't pass them on."
Little One looked at Su Ye and could tell he wasn't lying. Looking disappointed, he thought for a moment, then said, "Then you can owe me. You owe me... three Treasure Arts."
"Sure."
Su Ye nodded.
Little One was stunned again. He'd agreed so easily. Had