: Deeper Business Partnerships, you know what I mean?

Chapter 73: Deeper Business Partnerships, you know what I mean?

"What is this? A card?"

Gianna picked up her teacup, smiled without saying a word, and just watched Dura pretend.

Seeing that Genelec did not answer, Dula lost interest in performing and said...

"Alright, Mr. Genelec, I'm ashamed of my disguise. This is a magical creation of the tavern, isn't it?"

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"Can you tell me what this thing is used for? After all, even if it's an item I sent for auction, without a specific description of its function, it can't be listed for trading directly."

Gianna made a gesture of invitation.

"Mr. Dura can seek third-party verification. Can you really completely trust what I say?"

"Of course, remember to look for guys who know magic, not just some con artist wearing a monocle and carrying a cane, pretending to be a professional."

Dura glanced at Ginnell, then focused her attention back on the card.

Dula reached the same conclusion as the people from the Mage's Guild: this was something similar to a magical item, only in the form of a card.

Dura asked, "What if I intend to buy this card directly from Mr. Genelec?"

Ginnell gestured a number.

"100,000 gold coins, and this magic card that can only be used once is yours."

What does the fair price set by the treasure chest cash register have to do with the price I set for myself?

This isn't a tavern!

And I only increased the price tenfold!

Dula's eyes widened.

Do you even know what 100,000 gold coins means?

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Gianna shrugged.

"What does Pangu's economic concept have to do with me? I'm just asking if you want it or not. If you don't want it, I'll find someone to do an appraisal and then help me auction it off. I'll give you 30% of the profits."

Dura sat up straight, and a ring on her finger began to shimmer.

Genele paid special attention to Dura's fingers.

Unlike the stereotypical image of goblins with withered fingers, Dura's fingers look very strong and show obvious signs of training.

As for the ring the other person was wearing, it should be some kind of special item engraved with identification magic.

Sure enough, after a few minutes of silence, the light on the ring on Dura's hand went out.

"Some kind of one-time spell that amplifies meditation—is that what this card does?"

Genele raised an eyebrow.

"The appraisal magic in your ring is of a pretty high grade."

Dula snorted.

"That's all the results we can get. We can't detect anything more specific. Can I take that as you're being sarcastic?"

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Genele shook his head seriously.

"No, no, it's already quite an achievement to be able to detect these useful parts."

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"After all, this card has quite a background."

Dula looked up at Genelec, pondering what the other person meant by those words.

Magical items that are useful for meditation are actually quite common.

For professionals, regardless of their power system, there will always be a few who stand out and show an extraordinary demeanor that sets them apart from others.

Warriors with better stamina and those with rare battle auras, mages who can cast spells faster than other professions of the same level, and thieves and assassins who can blend into the shadows more perfectly, and so on.

Through the analysis and research of these talents, some items that can assist professionals in advancing their careers have been developed.

Even now, the people of the Pangu Continent can no longer determine whether talent created the items, or the items created talent, or perhaps it was some kind of bloody research from the Dark Ages.

However, there is no doubt that professionals with these special and positive talents are outstanding.

Dura's gaze darkened, and her fingers unconsciously stroked the ring.

This ring of mine is engraved with a very high-quality appraisal magic.

Given Gianna's "you don't know what you're missing" attitude, Dura had already made up her mind about this deal.

"Mr. Ginell."

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The goblin extended one finger.

"I will complete this consignment transaction with you, and I will only take 10% of the auction profits as my reward."

"But the condition is that I need to establish a deeper cooperative relationship with you. If there are any more special items in the tavern in the future, you can consider having me take charge of selling them."

Ginnell seemed to be deep in thought.

"A deeper level of business cooperation?"

Dura smiled and nodded meaningfully.

"That's right, Mr. Genelec."

"A deeper level of business cooperation."

Ginnell smiled as well and extended his hand to shake hands with Dura.

When he pulled his hand back, Gianna noticed that there was a note in his palm.

"Deal, Mr. Dura."

"Although I don't have these magical little gadgets every day."

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"But if it's just to make your current position more secure, that card is enough."

Jeanne took the desserts and bread she had bought and got up to say goodbye.

"As for whether there will be more amazing gadgets in the future, that depends on how deep our business partnership can go."

Dura displayed an attitude that "dealing with smart people is easy," and he also stood up and politely saw Genele out of his mansion.

After Ginell disappeared at the end of Star Avenue, the servant responsible for tracking him stood silently behind Dura.

"Master, do you need me to follow him again?"

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Dura glanced at him.

"This was a coincidence, and it was only because the cooperation we discussed afterwards was satisfactory to both parties."

"That's why you didn't die."

"He's different from the people I usually deal with, and even different from my colleagues who are outlaws."

Dula waved his hand, signaling the servants to leave, his gaze still fixed on the street outside Starry Night.

"Mr. Genelec, I look forward to what you will bring me next time."

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As for how deep our cooperative relationship can go...

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"I believe you will understand once you see what's on that note."

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Before leaving Silver Star Street and preparing to leave the city, Ginnell made a point of observing the surroundings.

This time, no one was following them, and there were no signs of being hit by detection magic.

After returning to the tavern following the route, Ginnell took out the note she had kept close to her body and slowly unfolded it.

It contains a passage.

Investigate the tavern that appeared in the Dark Forest dungeon of Silver Star City, and try to contact the tavern owner to analyze his personality traits. After gathering the information, put it in the usual place.

After the task is completed, your reward will still be paid through the original channel.

The task note was handed directly to Dura.

If that's all there is to it, then the content of this note is like taking off your pants to fart—completely pointless.

As a law-abiding goblin, Dura Angus would never make such a mistake.