Quick Travel: The beginning is Shura Field

Chapter 1536: Rampant in the Magic World with Magical Arts (4)

"It's okay if the president doesn't want to see me, but please consider the proposal to replace King."

After saying that, Dai Ke turned around and walked out of the tower in just two steps.

It seems that this mysterious president really doesn't want to see her.

Dai Ke walked towards the student union building and asked 005, "Who is this student union president?"

[Not sure, there is little description of him in the book, and he will only take action when the hero and heroine encounter problems that cannot be solved.]

Dai Ke couldn't see the president now, so there was no guarantee that King would be replaced. In this case, she would replace the people under her control first, so as to prevent the students from being instigated by King to isolate her collectively and put obstacles in her way.

Tria School of Magic is a boarding school, a dark Gothic castle that is the residence of the heirs of the five dukes.

After Dai Ke got to know all the student union members and made a replacement plan, he returned to the castle to rest.

Dai Ke walked up the stairs and headed straight towards his room, but suddenly heard a "click" sound coming from the room.

Dai Ke walked over puzzledly and saw a familiar figure standing in front of a pile of debris.

Dai Ke was speechless and wanted to move out of this place.

Lilia, who was wearing a maid outfit, heard the footsteps and looked up pitifully: "I'm sorry, I didn't mean it."

It’s just a vase, not a loss for Dai Ke, and she doesn’t want to see Lilia now.

Putting aside the thought of arguing with her, Dai Ke walked into the bedroom and said, "Get out."

Lilia thought Dai Ke was angry, and said timidly, "I'm sorry, Lord Law Enforcement Envoy. I will find a way to compensate you."

Dai Ke was a little impatient: "You don't need to compensate me, get out, I want to rest."

Lilia suddenly asked, "Law Enforcer, you don't want me to pay compensation, is it because you look down on me?"

If most people know they don't have to pay compensation, shouldn't they be happy and leave immediately, fearing that the other party will go back on their word?

Why is Lilia's train of thought different from that of ordinary people? She even questioned Dai Ke?

Dai Ke crossed his arms and sneered, "From your attitude, you really want to compensate me?"

Lilia said stoically, "Of course, if I did something wrong, I should make amends. I won't shirk my responsibility!"

"Okay, then you pay for it. This is a vase given by the royal family. The starting price at the auction is 100,000 gold coins. I won't raise the price. Just pay me 100,000 directly."

Looking at Lilia's poor appearance, she probably can't even take out ten gold coins.

When Lilia heard the huge sum of 100,000 gold coins, she was immediately frightened: "One, one hundred thousand gold coins?"

As she spoke, Lilia seemed to have figured something out, and she shouted, "Are you deliberately making things difficult for me because of what happened during the day?"

"Hey!" Dai Ke leaned against the table and looked at Lilia speechlessly, "You were the one who said you wanted to compensate, and now you think it's too expensive, right? If you can't afford it, don't talk big!"

Lilia felt humiliated and shouted, "I didn't say I couldn't afford it, you are deliberately making things difficult for me!"

"Then tell me what I can do to avoid making things difficult for you? Ask you to pay a gold coin?"

Lilia shouted again: "There should be a limit to your contempt for others, right?"

Dai Ke has seen so many weird things, but this is the first time he has encountered someone like Lilia.

I didn't ask her to pay compensation, she said I looked down on her.

When asked to pay compensation, she said she was making things difficult for her.

Even if she was asked to pay less, she still wouldn't be happy.

"What's wrong?" King came over after hearing Lilia's voice. When he saw Dai Ke, he didn't even ask, but yelled at Dai Ke, "Can you please stop causing trouble for Lilia?"

"Her family doesn't give her living expenses, so she can only work as a maid in the castle. She's already very pitiful. Can't you let her go?"

Dai Ke didn't answer King. She just pointed at the vase on the ground and said, "You have seen this vase too. It was given by the royal family, right?"

King was confused: "It's a gift from the royal family, so what?"

"If we take this vase to an auction house, it should be easy to sell for 100,000 gold coins, right?" King thought Dai Ke didn't know the value of the vase, and said disdainfully: "Forget 100,000 gold coins, 500,000 is more than enough!"

The exchange rate in the Kingdom of Elnis is 1:100.

10000 copper coins = 100 silver coins = 1 gold coin.

An ordinary family can only earn a few gold coins a year. Even if Dai Ke set the price at 10 gold coins, Lilia would never be able to pay it back in her lifetime.

"Moreover, this is a treasure bestowed by the royal family. It can even be called priceless. How could you think it is only worth 100,000 gold coins?"

King was so busy despising Dai Ke that he didn't notice Lilia's increasingly ugly expression.

Under King's gaze, Dai Ke's smile became more meaningful.

"Lilia broke the vase. She said she wanted to compensate me, but I said no, and she said I looked down on her."

"Since she is so stubborn, I changed my mind and asked her to pay, but I only asked her to pay 100,000 gold coins. But she said I was making things difficult for her." Dai Ke raised his eyebrows at Lilia jokingly, "You heard what King said, do you still think I am making things difficult for you?"

Lilia bit her lip and pretended to be strong: "Don't worry, since I did something wrong, I will definitely make up for it. I will definitely compensate you with these 100,000 gold coins!"

King looked at Lilia's attitude of neither being humble nor arrogant and not shirking her responsibilities, and his fondness for her deepened again.

It was the first time he had seen a girl like Lilia, and he felt both admiration and pity for her.

"Sinclair, you know that Lilia is in a bad situation, so how can you still ask for such a high price?"

Dai Ke suddenly stopped laughing: "You just said that this vase is worth 500,000, and now I only want 100,000. Don't you think I'm showing mercy? Instead, you think I'm asking for too much?"

Dai Ke's heart was beating wildly and he was a little breathless.

This was the first time she was so angry that she wanted to kill someone on the spot.

"You know that Lilia can't pay it back, but you still want 100,000 gold coins. Isn't that embarrassing?"

"It's okay, Dian Gong. I will definitely work hard to make money and compensate the law enforcement officer."

Lilia said this with a wry smile, and clenched her fists to cheer herself up, as if as long as she firmly believed that she could succeed, there was nothing in the world that she could not accomplish.

Sacha Dian Gong, King's name.

King held Lilia's hand distressedly and said domineeringly: "I paid the 100,000 gold coins for her."

Lilia gratefully refused: "Dian Gong, I don't want to owe you anything. I can pay it back myself."

King glanced at Dai Ke and said with disdain: "I don't want to see her embarrass you. I will help you pay it back first, and you can pay it back to me later."

"Thank you so much, Dian Gong. I will definitely try my best to return your gold coins."

Faced with the affectionate scene between the man and the woman, Dai Ke rolled his eyes.

"If you pay it back for her, I'll charge you 500,000 gold coins."

King glared at Dai Ke: "Don't go too far?"

Dai Ke put his hands on his hips and challenged, "Why? The heir of Duke Shacha can't even come up with 500,000 gold coins, right?"

Five hundred thousand gold coins is not too much for King, but it is not too little either.

Moreover, Duke Shacha would definitely know about the use of 500,000 gold coins, and it would be difficult for him to explain then.

But when he looked down and saw Lilia's admiring expression, King gritted his teeth and agreed: "It's just 500,000 gold coins, of course I can afford it."