"This is a little ridiculous, but although Habid can use Armament Haki, his head injury means he can only activate it instinctively. He can't teach anyone how to train it. That's why Habbit was so desperate to buy a Haki training method."
At this point, Ferdinand showed a rare flash of anger.
"You have to understand, sending men to the docks to ambush my auction guests is a slap in my face, whether they succeed or not. It was my auction, after all.
"If everyone acts like that, how am I supposed to keep doing business? Who would dare come to Toto Island for an auction?"
Ferdinand's words cleared up Yechen's confusion. If a major auction house really let its guests get robbed before they even left Toto Island, how could it stay in business? Who would dare come again?
He had originally gathered his men not to deal with Yechen, but to stop Habbit's misconduct. It was only after Yechen killed Habbit that Ferdinand had been forced to act as he did.
After all, he couldn't afford to provoke Habbit's younger brother, Habid. The man was a lunatic-a powerful lunatic.
After thinking it over, Yechen felt that Ferdinand did have a point.
Although he wasn't afraid of Habid's revenge, he didn't want to leave a potential enemy alive, either.
Habid would return before long. If Yechen simply left now without a care, Ferdinand would certainly reveal his identity to avoid being implicated himself.
So Yechen decided to cooperate with Ferdinand this once and eliminate any future trouble.
With their cooperation settled, the atmosphere became much friendlier. They agreed to meet in seven days. Since Habid wouldn't return for another half month, there was no need to rush.
In the end, Ferdinand even generously offered to give Yechen a pretty