Noticing the dangerous look in Ye Lin's eyes, Know-All scratched his butt, his face full of embarrassment.
"You're already so old, yet you're bullying a child."
Ye Lin wiped Luo Yao's tears away. One look at the chessboard and the chicken legs ahead told him exactly what had happened.
He led Luo Yao over beside the chessboard, placed all the chicken legs in front of her, then turned to face Know-All.
"Take a look."
He took the purple gourd from his waist and tossed it to Know-All.
"Hiss, I knew I hadn't misjudged you. It's actually full?"
Catching the purple gourd, Know-All looked at the needle on it, his face lighting up with delight.
He had never expected the purple gourd to be full.
"According to our agreement, thirty-six slots filled means I give you forty Enlightenment Stones. No problem, right?"
"There is a problem."
"???"
Ye Lin looked at him with a faint, inscrutable smile. At the sight of that smile, Know-All's heart skipped a beat, and a bad feeling suddenly rose within him.
"You bullied Luo Yao just now. I haven't settled that score with you yet."
"I was only playing with her."
"I don't see it that way."
"You... then what do you want?"
Know-All could not help backing away several steps.
This was what he hated most about Ye Lin: the man's insatiable greed. Whenever he did business with this fellow, there was no way he could make much profit.
This guy had all the qualities of a crooked merchant—he would not suffer the slightest loss.
"Forty-five Enlightenment Stones. Also, I know you have plenty of things in your hands. See if you have anything suitable for her, and give her a few little toys to play with."
The moment Ye Lin finished speaking, he raised