Green watched as Shirley walked over while talking and reached out to pat the arm bone of the skeleton soldier. She remained entirely unfazed even when the skeleton soldier irritably shook her off, showing a rather forward and lazy attitude that left Green utterly speechless. Actually, his deliberate release of these skeleton soldiers was meant to further display his strength. It seemed that revealing Maxim in the carriage had not truly cowed the other party, which had led him to bring out some genuine material. Who would have thought that a thick-skinned woman like Shirley would miss the point entirely and instead act like a little girl seeing a new toy, touching it here and there?
Fortunately, Peter was a sensible man and immediately grasped Green's intention. He nodded solemnly at Green to signal that he understood.
Things proceeded logically from there, and Green, this rogue Necromancer, finally won the approval of the three "civil servant" adults. Shirley in particular acted rather eccentric, claiming she adored Green's skeleton soldiers and trying to bargain to buy one to take home, while also casually mentioning she wanted to introduce Green to her best friend.
According to Shirley's introduction, her best friend was named Elizabeth Windsor Hinarial, a wealthy second-generation heir whose fortune reached an outrageous degree. Her father was the richest man in Faerun City, and she never hesitated to invest massive amounts of gold pounds in order to acquire contract-type undead creatures.
This left even Green feeling somewhat tempted. If this Miss Elizabeth were truly willing to spend money, selling her a few gun skeleton soldiers was not entirely out of the question.
For one thing, the price of gun skeleton soldiers was not high, and the graveyard's output was quite substantial, making them perfect to sell for revenue. Last time,