After hearing Annie's words, Galen knew there was no hope of persuading Dunn to give up.
Helpless, Galen could only pray inwardly that the Lionheart Sword Saint would not go mad. Dunn was, after all, a Pirate King who had fought his way to the top.
As long as no Legendary intervened, and as long as Dunn was not too greedy, surviving the coming chaos in Lionheart City should not be too difficult.
"How would you like us to cooperate, Lord Dunn?"
Galen asked Dunn helplessly.
"Neither Annie nor I should be showing our faces too much. Most people here probably won't recognize me, but once someone does, it'll be dangerous."
"So I'll need you and your people to handle a lot of things for us. While we're in Lionheart City, all the resources, treasures, wealth, and so on that we obtain will belong to you, except for the one thing I'm looking for."
Hearing Dunn's words, Galen found them a little hard to believe. He wanted nothing except the thing he was looking for? Could there really be such a good deal?
With the strength Galen and his people had, they could at most scrape together some wealth in Lionheart City. Getting anything truly good would depend on luck, and one careless move could easily see them devoured without so much as a scrap left.
But with Dunn joining them, competing for some resources and treasures was not out of the question. Yet now Dunn was actually saying he wanted none of it?
"Lord Dunn, you're taking such a great risk just to find one thing?"
Galen frowned and stared at Dunn, finding it somewhat unbelievable. Could the thing Dunn wanted be in the Lionheart Sword Saint's Private Treasury?
The most valuable things in all of Lionheart City were,