The moment Mu saw the zero on his phone screen, he felt as though the sky had come crashing down on him.
"Oh? The system only deducted five billion? Not bad, Mu. Looks like you really have hit it big, throwing around five billion at a time. How are you planning to pay the rest? Cash?" Kakuzu asked excitedly as he looked at Mu.
"Automatic deductions... automatic deductions..." Mu stared blankly at the distant sky, muttering nonstop.
Kakuzu stepped forward in confusion and waved a hand in front of Mu's face.
"What's wrong with you?" Since the man was still in the process of repaying him, Kakuzu showed a little humanitarian concern.
Of course, as long as Mu paid him back, Kakuzu didn't really care whether he was being humane.
"Pay back... money..." Mu kept muttering as though he had lost his mind. His eyes were vacant, and his body had begun trembling uncontrollably.
Kakuzu was puzzled as he watched Mu tremble, but after thinking it over, he decided there was nothing wrong. Judging by his behavior earlier, Mu was a textbook nouveau riche. Getting a little overwhelmed and acting unhinged was perfectly normal.
At that thought, Kakuzu couldn't help reminiscing about the past. He remembered the first time he had bathed in money decades ago and nearly drowned in the tub. Even now, the memory was intoxicating.
Hmm, I'll tell Nan Xue later. No need to put body wash or anything in the tub tonight. Fill it with banknotes instead.
And so, Kakuzu was in no hurry. After all, this was a common affliction among the newly rich. He understood. He just had to wait for Mu to come back to his senses.
With no reason to rush, Kakuzu found a clean rock, sat down, and quietly watched the