Soth nodded in satisfaction, took the burden Leonard had handed him, held it up and shook it, and there was a "clanging" sound from inside, which was the sound of gold coins colliding against each other.

Listening to this pleasant voice, a smile appeared on Soth's face, which was really reassuring, and he finally realized how much security money can provide for ordinary people.

Looking at the nervous group of mercenaries in front of him, he could also understand why they were so desperate, all for money, for survival, but fortunately, Soth stopped this thought in time.

This didn't generate more sympathy, otherwise he would have been tempted to return all the money.

Tightening the cloth wrapping, Soth looked up at the hotel window above, one of the windows was open, and there was something like a sheet drying outside, because it was already dark so he couldn't see clearly, but Soth knew it was his room.

As soon as he pressed his feet, the whole person suddenly rose to the ground, and the height of the two-story building seemed to him as easy as an ordinary person stepping up a step, and in the blink of an eye, he flashed into the window, leaving only a group of mercenaries to shout "whew-".

The strange thing is that although Soth has left, these mercenaries still stay downstairs honestly, and none of them dare to run, perhaps because they are frightened, Bruno is still kneeling on the ground with a lost soul, and the mercenary who was captured by Sos is still lying on the ground with unknown life and death.

The mercenaries have confirmed that absolutely no one wants to experience this experience again.

Soth returned to his room and threw his burden on the bedside, Leonard's clothes falling apart, and a large pile of brown bags fell like a stream of water.

Soth picked up two bulging cloth pockets, fastened the elastic rope, opened the pockets, and looked inside, only to see that they were full of gold and silver coins.

He smiled, tucked the pockets around his waist, then covered the remaining purse on the bed with the sheet, picked up Leonard's clothes, which he didn't intend to keep, and jumped out of the window and downstairs.

"Give it back—" Throwing the clothes to Leonard, Soth patted his waist pocket and happily walked back to the hotel, ignoring the looks of the mercenaries outside, and walked straight back to his desk.

"My lord—have you dealt with them?" Sasha asked tentatively when he saw Soth returning, hurriedly getting up.

"Ah, it's solved, it's unforgivable to dare to bully Mr. Gusin's friends, and I taught them a good lesson. ”

Tiffany, the rabbit girl, blinked at Soth's face full of confusion, and she could tell that Mr. Guss's friend was herself, but no one was bullying her?

The rabbit girl felt that her head really couldn't think about such a complicated matter, so she decided not to think about it at all, while Gusin looked at Soth with a smile on her face and said:

"Thank you so much, Mr. South—"

"Where, where—this is also to repay Mr. Gusin for your help in cleaning the room. ”

Soth said politely, only to see that everyone on the table looked full of food and drink, and the plates piled up next to him were almost half a person high, and even Rooney was burping, stroking his stomach and looking like he couldn't eat any more extras.

"Have you eaten enough?" Soss said happily, without the slightest worry in his eyes, and Sasha, who was directly opposite, was slightly relieved when he saw Soss's expression, he understood that Soth must have found a way to solve the problem of money.

But on second thought, Soth hadn't thought about money in the first place, and now he was really ready?

His brows furrowed slightly, and he looked a little worried, as if he wanted to say something to hint or remind Soth that the price of this meal might be very expensive, because during the time Soth was out, Rooney, a pot-bellied man, ordered a lot of things because he didn't eat enough.

In front of Gusin and Tiffany, Sasha couldn't stop him, but asked Tiffany if she had eaten, and then ordered something to eat for Miss Rabbit, which made the consumption of the whole table much higher than he had estimated at the beginning.

Not to mention Soth, even if you count all the money on him, Avril and Rooney, it will definitely not be enough now.

But before he could speak, Soth stood up excitedly, looked at the crowd and said happily, "Then I'll go check out!"

"I'll do it anyway. Just when Sasha was worried, Gusin stepped forward, he felt in his pocket, and whispered:

"I'm just doing a small favor, Mr. South, you have already paid for saving Tiffany, how can you pay for us to eat again?"

Sos was anxious when he saw it, what kind of thing, he was busy for so long a day not to lose face when paying the bills, so he hurriedly straightened his face, blocked the way for Gu Xin to pay the bill, and said with a serious face:

"That's not good, Mr. Gusin, didn't you and I already say before we came, that I would invite you all to dinner? How can I regret it in the end? Doesn't this make me a faithless and unrighteous villain?"

Gusin hurriedly waved his hand, anyone could understand that there were too many ways for a powerful person like Soth to make money, money was not the most important thing for them, on the contrary, intangible things like the respect of others, or their own reputation, were often more important.

So when Soth said such a serious thing as that he was a faithless and unrighteous villain, everyone was surprised, it was just a meal, was it necessary to rise to such an important point?

Sos looked at Gu Xin without flinching, as if they were not arguing about the money for a meal, Gu Xin instantly understood when he saw this posture that his humility was meaningless, and Sos had made up his mind from the beginning that he had to pay this money.

This kind of person's attachment in some aspects is really beyond human imagination, so he wisely took a step back, spread his hands and put on a non-argument appearance

"Alright then—thanks again—" Gusin clasped his palms together in a strange gesture on his chest, but Soth did not care, and he rushed to the front desk, pulling out the jingling bag hanging from his waist, and shouted at the old woman with drooping eyelids and a listless appearance:

"Hello - I want to check out!"

The old woman looked up at him out of the corner of her eye, and then said in an impatient voice, "20 gold coins—"

Without hesitation, Soth opened his purse and counted out twenty gold coins and threw them to the old woman. [.]