Prisoner's Dilemma

Ye glanced at the signature with satisfaction, then raised a hand and snapped his fingers crisply.

The two ANBU operatives waiting outside immediately pushed open the door and entered.

They wheeled the two wooden chests containing the deposit to Kuroda's feet.

The lids sprang open, revealing two chests neatly packed with consecutive new banknotes.

The glossy sheen of fresh ink dazzled Kuroda's eyes.

He nearly lost his breath.

He crouched down and gripped the handles of both chests.

His whole body trembled with excitement.

At that moment, he already saw the two chests of banknotes as the future authority of the Land of Birds.

This time, he did not even dare use the front entrance.

He turned and pushed open the rear window, leaving even the cloak in the corner behind.

Then, dragging the two money chests, he laboriously climbed out.

Outside the window, the chest wheels ground painfully across the frozen earth.

They were soon swallowed by the howling wind and snow.

Only then did Obito emerge from behind the screen, staring blankly at the rear window.

He grabbed his already messy hair and kneaded it into an even wilder mess.

"Are these people idiots?"

Obito pointed outside, his voice trembling.

"Not only did he voluntarily lower his price, he even wagered his entire fortune and threw in extra!"

"If they just coordinated with each other, wouldn't this plan of ours be useless?"

Ye put away the Mining Rights Deed and sealed it inside the scroll he carried.

Emotion Points flooded wildly through his mind, putting him in an even better mood.

Ye picked up the pure gold abacus and casually weighed it in his hand twice, still sounding utterly unconcerned when he spoke.

"This is called the capitalist's Prisoner's Dilemma."

"A straightforward brain like yours could never wrap