The barrage said, I am the final villain in the game

Chapter 145 The world is big, but the place given to us is small

Lin En didn't wait for him to finish speaking, and simply raised a finger: "Ten thousand gold coins."

Craig was stunned: "What?"

"Ten thousand gold coins." Lynn said quietly, "Get out of the way."

"Let's go in."

Lynn's voice was calm, but it sounded like a heavy bomb among the crowd.

"[-] gold coins?!"

"Is this a nobleman? Ten thousand gold coins, just to make way for us?"

"Oh my God, how many trash cans and how many years do I have to dig through before I can find [-] gold coins?!"

"It's great to be rich! Don't let it go, absolutely don't let it go!"

"Quiet."

Craig yelled backwards, and his face changed quietly when he turned his head.

"My lord, please, please, no money, we will open the way for you!"

When he said this, the flattery on his face was like a pug dog guarding the manor.

The others looked at their elder brother's appearance, confused.

"Brother, you"

Craig ignored those external voices, only bowed deeply, and gestured to please.

"Come on, go this way."

Lynn smiled at him, didn't say much, and led Charlotte along the road out of the way of the crowd to the entrance of the ruins.

Immediately after they left, someone said angrily.

"Craig! What are you doing, we follow you, we don't want to be dogs with you!"

"Shut up, you guys." Craig straightened up, his eyes suddenly became fierce, "Do you know that I saved your life just now?"

"Think about it with your rubbish-filled heads. A child can take out [-] gold coins with just one hand. Could this be an ordinary person? Could it be an ordinary nobleman?"

"Now, I advise you to leave quickly, and don't even think about exploring some shit ruins."

"If something really happened to those two people inside, those who were present, don't even think about running away!"

"Everyone has to be buried!!"

After yelling, Craig spat.

"It's really bad."

Turning around, he immediately left the scene with his own people, leaving a group of people who hadn't reacted in place stunned.

They looked at the ruins, then at Craig who had left, hesitated for a moment, gritted their teeth, and burrowed into the ruins.

Entering the dark corridor, Charlotte still didn't react.

The two of us, how did this come in?
Why did the other party suddenly change their attitude and let the two of them in when they said they would give money?

"Why?" Charlotte couldn't figure it out.

Lin En summoned the blood-colored gauntlet, illuminated the road in front of him with the light on the gauntlet, and said casually, "Do you think it's strange?"

Charlotte hesitated, then nodded.

"It's nothing surprising." Lynn smiled and said, "Do you think [-] gold coins is too much?"

"Ten thousand gold coins." Charlotte thought for a while and said, "It seems that it's not much."

In the palace, especially the main hall, I am afraid that a few more floor tiles will be enough to reach this figure.

For a little princess who doesn't go out very much and is not very sensitive to money, [-] gold coins is indeed not a lot.

"For you, it's really not much." Lynn said softly, "But for ordinary people, this is a number that cannot be achieved in a lifetime."

"According to the average level in Catalena, if an ordinary person is an apprentice from the age of eight to his death at the age of 80, if he only works for others during this period, then the gold coins he can earn are about one thousand From one to two thousand pieces."

"That is to say, an ordinary person with little ability, who doesn't eat or drink, spends nothing, saves every penny, and it will take five lifetimes to save so many gold coins."

"Is this much?" Charlotte's eyes widened. "Sorry, I, I don't know."

"It's okay, it doesn't matter if you don't know." Lynn smiled, "It's fine for them to be clear."

"The reason why that person changed his face was because he knew exactly what this huge amount of gold coins meant—it was definitely not a figure that an ordinary family could come up with."

"Thus, he can use this number to think that our identities may be extraordinary. In order not to cause trouble for himself, he will naturally let us come here."

Lin En rubbed his gauntlets, made its light brighter and farther away, and then continued: "It's true that the status of nobility is not pleasing to these people, but it is also in their eyes most of the time. Both stand for 'can't be messed with.'”

"I see. That's it." Charlotte nodded half-understanding, but soon became a little dazed again, "Then, why did you say gold coins instead of..."

"Should we tell them our identities directly?" Lin En teased, "Your Highness, what do you think is the difference between a shop owner on Silver Avenue and one on Guanghui Road?"

"the difference?"

Charlotte naturally knows the two well-known streets of Silver Avenue and Guanghui Road.

just, what's the difference
"Boss on Silver Avenue, more gold coins?" She said uncertainly.

"Although it is true, but." Lynn squinted and smiled, "You seem to be unable to imagine it completely."

"Actually, the competition on Silver Avenue is the fiercest among all the commercial streets in the Rhine Kingdom."

"Not only do you have to compete for the quality of the goods, the quality of the service, but also the depth of your background. Relatively speaking, on Guanghui Street, anyone can open a store as long as they pay attention to preventing the things in the store from being stolen."

"The difference is the amount of gold coins owned by the two bosses, as well as the difference in identity and background, and the energy invested in the store is still the difference."

"Is that so?" Charlotte's eyes were dazed, and she subconsciously apologized again, "Sorry, I don't quite understand this."

"It's normal that you don't understand."

Lynn said softly: "Because they are not in your world, you naturally don't need to spend effort to understand these things."

"The world is very big, but what is distributed to everyone is actually only a very small piece."

"Like your world, it may be made up of every column in the palace, and their world is also made up of what they see."

"They have heard about the nobles, and heard that the nobles are very powerful, but they don't know how powerful they really are."

"If I told him directly, 'Hey, I'm the earl's child, go away and let me go', I believe, not only would they not let me go, but they might reply, 'What's wrong with the earl? It's okay to cut off your head. will die?'"

"Pfft-"

Charlotte couldn't hold back for a moment, and laughed out loud.

After realizing that it was not very good, she shrunk her neck quietly again, using the darkness to hide the delicious blush on her cheeks.

"sorry, I."

"It's okay." Lynn smiled, and continued: "They say these things not because they don't know how powerful the nobles are, but because they don't know that the Earl is more powerful than the Viscount, apart from being taller on the surface."

"People have no way to imagine things beyond their own field of vision. In their eyes, the more powerful nobles may be just as you think, just with more gold coins."

"Compared to the vain names that are not supported by actual examples, the number of gold coins they can touch every day can give them a better feeling-if they pick up a gold coin on the road, they will take it without hesitation; one hundred gold coins , you can take it if you think about it; and [-] gold coins. If you are a desperate desperado, you may dare to take it. After all, there is nothing he dare not do by then—so I am looking for their boss."

"The boss of the adventurers has often seen the wider world, more or less aware of his own insignificance, and can also understand that he cannot hold so many things."

After the words fell, Lynn turned his head to look at Charlotte: "So, now you should understand, why don't I use my identity to solve the problem directly?"

"The world is big, but it is very small for us, and there are very few places where we can put things." Charlotte murmured softly, "I understand."

This time, she nodded seriously.

Lin En didn't ask her what she understood. She turned her eyes back and continued to observe the front.

He didn't notice that the girl behind him was secretly peeping at the back of the boy who was similar in size to him, the faint glow from the gauntlet dripped into the sea of ​​her eyes just right, slightly flooding.

(End of this chapter)