Chapter 566 - Conditions For Purchase
Angor quite admired Pierre’s effort for providing his slaves, who were also his friends, with a better future in this cruel world. Jon once lectured him on the subject of human rights and similar affairs. Regardless, Angor already knew that the wizarding world did not obey such mortal disciplines.
However, he still appreciated it that someone like Pierre was there to strive for the better.
Angor assumed that most of the slaves here were homeless wanderers who once lived better lives. They were lucky to have found Pierre, who was quite different from the common slavers found in this world.
“Most of my men do not ask for too much. A safe and stable life is all they need. Some of them have special needs such as helping them kill someone for revenge or setting them free after a certain period of time,” Pierre explained via voice transmission while Nano was still bragging about his brilliant designs. “But… Nano is a bit different. He doesn’t want freedom or an enemy dead.”
“What is it then?”
Seeing Angor getting interested, Pierre wondered if this young guest would actually accept the extra rules.
“Ahem. Truth is, Nano’s home country was destroyed by another nation, during which he was captured as a prisoner and then sold to others. After serving different people for many years, he came here, the wizarding world. He didn’t want to experience the life of a slave ever again, so his demand is to have someone who can provide him with a peaceful lifestyle. He doesn’t need to be rich. As long as he doesn’t have to worry about food, then that’s enough.”
Pierre blushed while speaking. Those words sounded as if the slave was asking for an easy life in which he didn’t need to work too much. Everybody wanted that!
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Angor purchased Nano by paying 300 crystals to Pierre.
Pierre finished the transaction while smiling constantly. To him, the successful trade just guaranteed the daily expenses for the next six months.
A slave like Nano was usually more expensive if he were to be sold at the other slave markets. Pierre’s prices were lower because of all the strange rules.
Angor was glad that he managed to find enough money for the purchase as he hadn’t been earning any income for a while now. After buying Nano, he was now left with about a hundred crystals.
Before coming over, he had prepared some items so that he could trade them in case his money wasn’t enough. Thankfully, he didn’t need to do any trading for now.
Nano’s ridiculous taste in colors wasn’t a serious problem since there were always workarounds to it.
Angor did not come here to buy a Fibber; it was only a bonus. When the payment part was settled, Angor put on a serious look as he was about to deal with what he really came here for.