Since Lukka proposed the offer, Thea also said unceremoniously: "Of the profits you get from the black market, I want forty percent of them, and you will divide the remaining one percent." ”

"It's too dark, isn't it?" Lukka knew that Thea was a fan of money, and he had always liked to pluck the money in front of him, but this time it couldn't be regarded as plucking, and he didn't even have many bones left.

Thea pouted: "I'm on this condition, if I don't agree, whoever of you can make the lava will go." ”

In fact, in terms of the trading volume of dwarves on this island, Yicheng is no longer a small amount, and the key to the success of this transaction lies in Thea's thoughts.

Thinking of this, Lukka also took a step back: "Okay, as you said, can you make the lava flow again tonight?"

Thea finally smiled, "Do you still have to wait until tonight? ”

Five minutes later, there was a noisy sound outside the door, and the mayor of the Deep Furnace personally led a group of apprentices and knocked on the door.

Lukka opened the door, looked at the group of tearful dwarves, and said with a smile, "There must be a result?"

"Yes!" the mayor of the Deep Furnace looked at him with adoration, "I didn't expect you to communicate with the mountain spirit so quickly, now the lava in the furnace has flowed again, although the temperature is not very high, but looking at this momentum, it will take another half an hour at most to recover." ”

"So fast?" Lukka was also a little surprised, after all, melting the rocks, even if the heat was sufficient, was not an easy task.

"That's the efficiency of the Mountain Spirit!" "Deep Furnace Town blushed, not knowing if it was roasted while observing the lava, or because he was too excited. He took a handkerchief from his pocket, wiped a handful of cloudy tears, shook Luca's hand and said, "Thank you so much." I won't bother me much, you must still rest, and I will have people bring more ale wine in the evening, you must not be polite. ”

With that, he turned to leave. Thea suddenly said loudly, "You wait a minute!"

She had only followed Lukka before, and had never really spoken to the dwarves, but for the people Lukka had brought, the mayor of the Deep Furnace didn't dare to slack off now, and when he heard her speak, he stopped and waited for instructions.

Thea didn't talk to him immediately, but walked up to Luca, tugged on his sleeve and made him bend down, and whispered in his ear, "I'll take forty percent, you didn't regret it, did you?"

Lukka immediately shook his head: "Of course I won't regret it." ”

"Then I can do whatever I want, right?" Thea continued.

"Of course. Luca said. Thea had seen the way he handled her possessions, and it was easy to say, she just piled all her possessions in the cabin, and then put her bed in front of the pile of gold and silver, and slept without forgetting to guard her property.

But this time, Thea was beyond everyone's expectations.

She said loudly to the Elder of the Deep Furnace, "Of the fifty percent of the profits you promised him, I have forty percent of them. You don't have to hand it over to the black market, just stay on this island. ”

"Huh?" the Mayor of the Deep Furnace was stunned, and he asked hesitantly, "This young lady doesn't know what to call it?"

"My name is Thea. Yinlong said.

"You said you stayed on the island, did you want to give us the profits?" the mayor of the Deep Furnace himself felt that there must be no such good thing.

"How is that possible?" Thea shook her head, "I'm just going to make an investment in your forging business, and when you get bigger, I can take more of the profits." ”

"So, when are you going to withdraw these profits?" asked the Mayor of the Deep Furnace.

"This ......," Thea paused, "it won't be near before it happens, and I'll give you at least a year's notice then." ”

"Then ...... profit you want" The mayor of Deep Furnace was about to ask again, but he saw that Lukka had been glaring at him, and immediately realized that this should be the other party helping him, so he didn't talk anymore.

"By the way, I still have something to do. Lukka said, "Get me pen and paper, I'm going to write a letter." ”

It wasn't long before Jean walked in with a tray and spread pen and paper on the table.

Lukka picked up the brush and wrote a letter that was neither headed nor paid, the content of which was the specific matter of forcibly buying and selling a rock giant, and after writing, he casually folded it twice, and even the envelope was useless, but drew a magic seal on it.

He took the crumpled piece of letter paper and said, "You can find someone to help me transport the big rock next door to the dock." ”

"Okay, do you want to load it on your ship?" Mayor Deep Furnace wouldn't refuse, of course.

"No, are there any black market ships anchored in the harbor right now?" Lukka asked.

"There are two. The mayor of Deep Furnace replied that it seemed that the black market was indeed buying a lot on this island.

"Well, you have that thing carried to any ship," Lukka said, handing over the letter in his hand, "and give it to them along with this letter, and say I gave it to their boss." ”

The mayor of the Deep Furnace knew that he must not ask too much about this, and after receiving the letter, he took his leave and left, and arranged for his apprentice to carry the big stone.

That night, Lukka and the others did not stay and drink ale with the dwarves, but rested all afternoon, and returned to their ship before it was dark.

Everyone finally gathered together again, and after dinner, in the lounge, they shut up and burped and sighed: "Thea didn't even receive the money into her cabin, it seems that the spirit of the mountain is the spirit of the mountain after all, even if those dwarves don't remember it at all, they haven't changed it!"

"I'm just investing temporarily, so that I can get more profits in the future!" Thea resolutely refused to admit that giving up the silver coins would affect her reputation too much.

"Okay, whatever the mountain spirit says!" Phil winked at her.

"You're going to discuss your next steps now, aren't you?" Thea said, "I'm not interested, just let me know if you have a conclusion." I'm tired, go back to sleep!"

With that, she jumped out of her chair and walked briskly towards her cabin, her silver hair jumping in the passageway, turning a corner before disappearing from everyone's sight.

"Probably she'll have to be awkward for a few more days. Luca said.

"Let her rest, I guess the dizziness hasn't passed. Nora said.

"Well, no wonder she's dizzy, the air in the volcano is really bad!" said Ollie, pointing to her cheek, "and in just two or three days, she's grown several bags." ”

"Wipe it with this, it should work. Lukka broke off a leaf from a pot of aloe vera on the table.

Ollie didn't take it, but said suspiciously, "When did you put this pot here?"