Reining in his thoughts, Klein took off the citrine pendant and divined whether it was urgent to abandon the castle, and got a negative answer.

He immediately returned to the real world, waiting for the local ruler, General Meisangyesi, to come with a deposit.

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2:00 p.m. Feneport time,

Haggis, dressed as a Northern Continent gentleman with his hair back, was protected by a team of guards, carrying a black suitcase, and knocked on the door of Dwayne Dant�s' room.

"Please come in, please come in." A gentle and elegant voice came out, first using Backlund's accented Loen language, and then changing to the local Dutan language.

Haggis turned the handle, pushed the door open and entered, only to see Dawn Dant�s, with gray sideburns and deep blue eyes, standing up from the easy chair while pressing the lower end of his black vest.

"Good afternoon, my friend." This gentleman from Loen, who has a very good appearance and temperament, took two steps forward and stretched out his right palm.

This time, he changed back to Loen language.

Haggis responded in Loen language with an aristocratic accent: "It is my honor to be your friend."

After shaking lightly with Dwayne Dant�s, he looked around and said with a smile, "Is this your servant?"

He was referring to the mixed-race young man standing behind the arms dealer opposite, implying "is it trustworthy?" After all, Dwayne Dant�s did not bring any servants with him when he visited the general's mansion yesterday.

"Yes, his greatest strength is that he is good at keeping secrets." Dwayne Dant�s responded with a smile and pointed to the leather sofa opposite the easy chair.

Surrounded by two guards, Haggis closed the door casually, sat down, and said with a smile, "I've heard an Intis proverb, and it's rumored that Emperor Roselle said it.

"He said only the dead could keep secrets."

Dwayne Dant�s laughed dumbly and said: "Emperor Roselle also said another sentence: "Corpse can speak. "

"Really? This is the first time I've heard of it." Haggis enjoyed the process of communicating with the gentleman from the Northern Continent. After chatting for a while, he picked up the suitcase next to him and opened it.

At this moment, there seemed to be a golden stream of color overflowing from the inside of the suitcase, and under the sunlight outside the window, the whole room seemed a little brighter.

Haggis then looked at Dawn Dant�s and said, "5,000 Ruen gold pounds, and gold coins and bars worth 5,000 pounds.

"It's a deposit.

"The remaining 30,000 pounds of banknotes and gold, I will always carry them, and I will give them to you after the arms delivery is completed."

Dwayne Dant�s glanced at the stacks of banknotes, gold coins and gold bars in the eyelid box, looked away, and said with a smile: "When are we going?"

Haggis closed the suitcase, handed it to Dawn Dantes' servant, and said simply, "Tomorrow morning."

He paused for two seconds, then said, "Mr. Dant�s, the general has a distinguished guest who wants to visit you."

Dwayne Dant�s's expression did not change, he was silent for a few seconds and said, "When?"

"Now." Haggis said in a gesture that did not dare to be perfunctory, "He is downstairs."

Dwayne Dant�s nodded slightly: "Please come up."

Haggis breathed a sigh of relief, led the guards out of the room, and went down the stairs.

Not long after, Luca, who was wearing a plain white robe inlaid with brass silk thread, came up, his silver hair combed very neatly.

When he came to Dwayne Dant�s' door, he was about to raise his hand when he heard a voice from inside: "Please come in." JrNovels.com