"So, are you planning to use this potion in exchange for information on this plane creature?"
"After knowing the value of this potion, are you willing to give it up?"
Mai Fan nodded and said sincerely: "Yes, I'm sure."
"If you know how much raw material it takes to make it, and that once it's made, we humans can't absorb it... you can understand."
"Oh?" I don't know this...
"Can you tell me more specifically? I'm also very interested in this part of the information."
As an administrator, you are actually a low-level person sent to other dimensions.
The more useful the information and the more precious the information reported to the top, the more benefits and rewards he will receive.
The administrator will not let go of collecting any valid information.
"It's okay, so our transaction this time is valid?"
"Yes!" The administrator agreed: "This nutritional potion is enough to replace the news you want."
"As for other news. I think you won't want any more general coins."
"You run a tavern, right? Your tavern is very interesting. In exchange, I can provide some information about your tavern."
"This way we won't owe each other anything."
Mai Fan pondered for a moment and handed over the nutritional potion: "Let's make the first transaction first."
"I want to know. All the news about those planar creatures on Earth."
This is a very responsible Earthling.
Think about racial justice first, then personal interests.
The administrator didn't dislike such principled people, so he happily accepted the potion.
He took the potion from Mai Fan's hand.
When you store the potion in your backpack, it looks like an ordinary canvas bag, and a pop-up box automatically appears when you store it.
The number floating above is b3016.
"Verified correctly."
"This is all the information about the creatures on that plane."
"And where they currently live on Earth."
"I appreciate you."
"So I would like to talk to you a few more words."
"The parasites that have not been completely swallowed actually still have hope of being saved."
"If you can kill the undead creature, the parasitized person will recover as before."
This is indeed good news, but there is another problem that needs to be solved by Mai Fan.
"There's another problem. Our men discovered that attacks outside the marketplace are ineffective against creatures from this plane."
"It was very difficult for our scientists to even dissect the specimen after death."
"I wonder if there is any solution?"
"Do you need any special weapons to kill it?"
As for what supplies the people on earth would use in exchange for such weapons, this is not something Mai Fan has to worry about.
The administrator was surprised when Mai Fan asked this question.
"Don't you have such a weapon in your own hands?"
Mai Fan acted very strange: "You don't mean the kitchen knife in my tavern, do you?"
That's only one handful.
The administrator shook his head and pointed in the direction of the back kitchen of the tavern: "I feel that there are a lot of these things in your back kitchen. They are filled with extremely powerful death energy, which is the most effective way to kill such creatures. An effective weapon."
"Get a lot of these things yourself...don't tell me, you don't know their uses at all."
Is it the pile of bone weapons? It really fulfills the sentence of unintentional insertion.
Mai Fan felt relieved.
He took a small storage device from the other party's hand.
All the information he wanted was inside.
As soon as he put it in his pocket, his first transaction with the administrator was completed.
"As for the second news..."
The administrator looked at the two friends behind Mai Fan: "Are their relationships with you good enough to share private secrets?"
Mai Fan glanced back, and Lisbon gave the Pharaoh a very considerate hand: "I just remembered that I seem to have a lot of problems with curses."
"Now we have met the cursed ancestor, although the systems we believe in are different..."
"But there are some commonalities."
"If you think about it carefully, it seems that we have no other communication except in Maifan's tavern."
"Today feels like a good opportunity. I wonder if the great Pharaoh would be willing to answer questions for me, a believer who believes in the God of Nature."
The Pharaoh knew what Lisbon was for.
Although he is arrogant, he has the education and bearing that a king should have.
He nodded arrogantly and pointed to the door of the administrator's house: "Then let's go to your little tent and talk."
"First of all, I have to figure out where the nature god you believe in comes from."
"Mai, as soon as this is over, go find us in Lisbon."
"Don't worry that you will suffer a loss... You and I are bound by a community contract..."
"They wouldn't dare hurt you."
If anyone harms his supplier... then the protection he puts on Mai Fan will rebound and become a curse.
This would be seen as disrespectful and provocative to the Pharaoh.
But before they left... Mai Fan also followed everyone outside the administrator's house.
Some of the team he brought over were responsible for external contact and collecting information, and a small group... were responsible for protecting his safety in the dark.
Now Mai Fan first handed over the storage data obtained from the first transaction into the hands of this team member.
After making sure that the first-hand information on plane creatures on this earth would not be lost accidentally, he turned back to the administrator's house and closed the door with his hands.
"As for the second point, I have some vague guesses."
"My tavern came from the market, right?"
The administrator did not deny it and nodded directly: "However, your tavern is not from my market."
"I can only confirm that it is indeed the work of my colleagues."
"As you can see, my market is full of shops that are under construction or that have just been built."
"Even daily cleaning tasks are very difficult."
"The so-called resident shopkeepers, so far, have only been here for more than a year."
"Let me tell you secretly, the window for exchanging common currency, the so-called bank, was actually established by my own people."
"As for your surroundings, the shopkeepers on the street where you are..."
"To be honest, the old lady next to you has been in business the longest."
"Don't be surprised... there are really not many people who can't afford the rent... but there are those who can survive the collection and cleaning time after time..."
