A destined customer?
Hanabi Hyuga froze, not expecting Lucy, who had stubbornly refused to believe in the earthen jars' value not long ago, to raise this question so quickly.
Still, Lucy could not be blamed. Even beings like Jura and Jellal, two of the Ten Wizard Saints, could not resist the temptation presented by the earthen jars' heaven-defying abilities.
Let alone Lucy.
However, the thought that Qin Yu might only have one earthen jar left made Hanabi Hyuga uneasy.
To her, it was an important shortcut to revitalizing the Hyuga Family.
If Qin Yu were to deem Lucy a destined customer now and simply hand over the earthen jar, that would not be a good thing.
"Do you want it?"
Qin Yu smiled and reached out to pat Lucy on the head.
"Of course you can have it, but do you have the money? Don't make the same blunder you did last night!"
"Money?"
Lucy was instantly dumbfounded.
Thinking of how she had confidently told Qin Yu to wrap up both earthen jars last night, intending to generously give alms, only to have a few thousand left in her wallet—
even Lucy's cheeks flushed red as she muttered, "C-Can I buy it on credit?"
As the young lady of the Filder Family, a few million was practically nothing to the Filder Family.
But Lucy had run away from home. Let alone a few million, even coming up with a hundred thousand or so would be difficult for her.
"No way!"
Hanabi Hyuga immediately grew anxious.
Although she got along well with Lucy, sisterhood depended on the situation.
"All right, Hanabi, there's no need to be so nervous. The good products I have aren't limited to earthen jars. There are plenty of other good things too."
Qin Yu smiled and patted