Kuina had no taste in clothes. Everything she bought was plain and utterly lacking in style, which left Ye Chen somewhat disappointed.
"How about this ship? It's big enough, and it has a storage room, a bathroom, a kitchen, and a Restaurant. Eighty-eight million Beli, take it or leave it."
Seeing Lucci circle the ship with a furrowed brow, silent the whole time, the boat seller hurried over with a smile to make his pitch.
"If I'm not mistaken, this ship's been used for two years. The keel isn't made of quality timber, and it's already cracked. I'd guess it struck a reef at sea."
Lucci examined the ship carefully, then shook his head and sighed.
"What?"
The seller's eyes widened in shock. "How did you know all that?"
It was unbelievable. Lucci had looked closely, but all he had done was walk around the ship. Could he really see its construction so clearly just by looking and tapping it a few times?
He had even gotten the ship's age and the crack in its keel exactly right. It was uncanny.
"Ten million Beli at most. Otherwise, forget it."
Lucci didn't know how to haggle. He had simply named a market price based on the ship's condition.
The island was remote and had no shipyard, so finding a satisfactory Pirate ship was difficult. Otherwise, Lucci would not have bought this one.
"Ten million is far too little... Hey, don't go! Let's talk it over."
The seller had barely finished speaking when Lucci turned to leave. In the end, the man could only grimace and grit his teeth. "You clearly know ships. Fine, it's yours."
Even though the sale went through for ten million, the seller's heart bled. If the keel had not struck a reef, he would never have been