I'm a monster in Demon King's Castle

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Damn it, if only there wasn't a magic circle blocking me… …

On the town square, every stall and every aisle is protected by a magic circle—when Li Read stepped through the mist, there seemed to be a contractual magic that subtly restrained his behavior.

Whether he wanted to damage the stalls or directly attack the creatures within the market, it would provoke the attack of the Demon Market.

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In this way, Li Read was relieved to ask Mini and Minnie or the Brain Spirit to make purchases for him in the future.

At the same time, after walking out of the mist, Li Read was also stunned to find that both he and Abed beside him were cloaked, concealing their appearance, and he could no longer clearly see his money bag.

The merchants who can set up stalls in the Demon Market have of course paid enough insurance. The stallholders include humans and demons, all wearing robes—even "Perspective" cannot see through them. Li Read needs to use the Demon Illustrated Book to distinguish their identities.

And although humans and demons jostle each other, they have reached a state of harmony in which they do not harm each other to some extent.

"What about you, can you do it?" Li Read couldn't, so he asked Shadow and Egg.

"Attacking will get you beaten." Egg was eager to try.

"You can only do it after leaving this mist." Shadow also sensed the restraint of magic.

"You can't kill here… … Could it be that you have to guard the road out of town… …" Li Read sighed.

For Li Read, the materials that various demons he sees in the Demon Market can drop are treasures. At a glance, he doesn't look at the goods first, but looks at the drops first.

"I deeply suspect this." Although Shadow has never been to the Demon Market, she can guess that if you want to rob in the Demon Market, you must break some kind of magic.

Such as the contract of mist.

Inside Li Read's skull, thoughts, particles, and shadows talked in a hurry.

"Mr. Grandet, you wouldn't… … want to rob, would you?" Seeing Li Read standing still, Abed didn't expect that he would have to explain this basic knowledge himself, "This is the Demon Market, not a colosseum… …"

Li Read thought to himself, you know nothing about the colosseum, and said indifferently: "It would be best if I didn't have to spend money."

【Really greedy… … I need to be careful when cooperating with him… …】

Abed regretted it a little.

"Let's go, let's see the goods."

It's not that he doesn't have money, but the temptation of the Demon Market is too great. Li Read really finds it difficult to give up the idea of ​​robbing. He patiently wanders around the town square with Abed, first enriching a wave of Demon Illustrated Books, and by the way, understanding the price and goods.

Material stalls, weapon stalls, slave stalls, catering stalls, grocery stalls… … The town square is crowded with various stalls. Li Read has visited them one by one, and has a general judgment on the level of the "low-level" trading area of ​​the Demon Market.

Taking the material stall as an example, the materials inside include "Magic Bat Wings", bottled various solvents, body fluids, and even the "Syntis Snail" that Li Read is quite familiar with—basically, they are all side dishes in the Demon Kitchen.

Only at a material stall that doesn't seem to be very lively, Li Read found the "Evil Horn Beast Horn", a material for high-level demon contracts. It is estimated that this is the level of the low area.

A chicken rib, dispensable. If you have spare money, you can come back and buy it, that's it.

As for the weapon stalls, most of them are weapons commonly used by humans, slightly attached with some remaining magic or the breath of holy water. There is even a tattered steam machine soldier, and I don’t know where it was found from.

Li Read guessed that those powerful demon relics and the latest human technology… … should all be in the auction hall. He was also curious about how much money Shadow could sell if she brought Lamont's relic.

The miscellaneous stalls are full of various strange things, such as the ears of a certain nobleman, specimens of priests, and the belongings of murderers… …

If Li Read wanted to sell those two saws, the miscellaneous stall should be their destination.

However, Li Read didn't plan to sell them—the two saws are exquisitely shaped and can be taken back as gifts for Lulu and Feifei.

Instead, Abed lingered in front of the slave stall for a long time. Li Read also saw an old friend from the library—the blond Tom and several slave scholars covered in excrement were displayed as goods.

Placed in a conspicuous place on the periphery of the slave stall, the stallholder is shouting loudly.

"Fresh slave scholars! Just caught from the library! Still young! Can be used for at least two or three more years!"

Several slave scholars seem to have lost their minds, mechanically reciting the most deeply remembered books in their minds, highlighting their role.

While walking, in addition to collecting Demon Illustrated Books, Li Read has also been listening to the voices of people and demons in the market.

"Too expensive… …" "Cost-effective… …" "Will I be targeted by robbers if I buy so many things? But the city hall escorts me for 100 gold coins. Should I take the risk… …"

Li Read also understood the rules of the Demon Market from their voices—the Demon Market is open 24 hours a day. If you leave, you can walk out of the mist yourself, or you can leave under the escort of the Desler City Hall at the cost of 100 gold coins, which can guarantee the safety of the goods until you leave Death Town.

Therefore, there will be humans or demons entrenched outside the mist, waiting to rob merchants who have not been escorted.

Li Read felt… … that might be his destination—if he couldn't find a way to break the contract of the mist.

The Demon Market has been established stably for hundreds of years, and of course all aspects have been considered—in other words, as long as you are willing to spend money, you are safe.

And those who are robbed… … either they are short of money, or they have the confidence to protect their goods, tough guys.

Li Read walked around and didn't find anything worth buying. He could only pin his hopes on the auction hall and the "robbery" when he left.

The auction hall opens at 0:00 human time every day. Li Read's next itinerary is to find an "introducer"; at this moment, Li Read is waiting next to Abed, introducing different demons to this merchant from the Sand Country.

After hearing Li Read report the origins of the goods on the slave stall like a menu, Abed also paid Li Read one hundred gold coins, asking him to say more.

"Slave scholars… … are very obedient. If your Sand Country lacks teachers or historical inheritors, they can all be competent… …" Li Read is also helping Tom and the others find a way out. It's just a matter of convenience, but it doesn't seem to have moved Abed.

"Dream demons will also bring you happiness, but perhaps they may shake the ruling policy of a certain chief, so buy with caution." Li Read pointed to the half-dead dream demon in the back row, thinking that the backer of this slave trader is quite strong, and he can even take out the dream demon from the Joy Room to sell.

"Mermaids… … are not very recommended. Water is precious there. Water alone is not enough. They must also have the conditions to show off their singing voice, otherwise they will be like the one now, with half-body dementia." Li Read learned about mermaid breeding from Gossip's "Mysterious Biology" and knows the harsh conditions.

"No, water is only more precious to the poor." Abed objected, his eyes shining at the scarred mermaid.

Li Read didn't care and introduced the next item: "Corpse collectors… … do you need them? Your Scorpion tribe… … doesn't need to be so particular about handling corpses, right?"

Li Read looked at the three "corpse collectors" walking in Demon King City in the last row, wondering how this thing could be caught and sold by the stallholder.

"The chief doesn't need it, but the royal family of the Sand Country… … cares about this kind of thing." Obviously, Abed's business is not small.

Huh?

Li Read was looking at the goods on the slave stall, spreading his perception, when he suddenly found that there were clearly four corpse collectors standing in the last row, but why were there only three in the Demon Illustrated Book?

The fourth "corpse collector" is not a demon… … but a human?

Although Li Read couldn't sense the appearance of that human, the aura was inexplicably familiar.

【Buy… … sell me… … steal… … steal a ticket to leave… …】

"What's wrong?" Abed was still calculating how to spend his gems and which efforts to buy back. Seeing Li Read's silence, his eyes naturally followed him to the corpse collector in the last row.

Li Read suddenly guessed who that person was. While marveling at her ability to survive, he didn't take any further action—after parting ways in the vegetable field, UU Kanshu This Rockefeller actually disguised himself as a corpse collector and escaped all the way here?

What luck… …

Most of those who escaped from the vegetable field became pieces of hard meat sent to various places by the Demon Kitchen. Compared with them, Rockefeller has already been considered successful.

It's just that I don't know how far I can go.

【Grandet doesn't speak… … then there is a problem… … The corpse collector seems to be very special… …】

Abed put his hand into his money bag and bought it decisively, without hesitation—this is the courage of a Sand Country merchant.

Li Read remained indifferent, thinking that he could just watch the transaction process.

I saw the sand in Abed's money bag… … turned into gold coins when it fell into Abed's palm, and flew into the stallholder's hand with a clatter; the stallholder had enough money, so he grabbed the three corpse collectors and Rockefeller and stuffed them into a miniature cage, squeezed them into the size of a palm, and threw them back into Abed's hand.

Smooth and flowing.

Li Read didn't expect the transaction in the Demon Market to be so convenient, no wonder the merchants who came didn't bring any trucks or anything.

Looking at the miniature cage being taken into Abed's arms, Li Read couldn't help but look forward to what his reaction would be when he checked the goods and found that there was one less corpse collector and one more thief.

"What about you? Don't you have anything you like?" Abed was a little afraid of Li Read's eyes and changed the subject.

Li Read shook his head, but said "Yes" in his heart—it's just that they are not the goods on the stalls, but the stallholders who came to trade in the Demon Market, a demon merchant.

The demon merchant will drop "Appraisal Child", Li Read really wants it, but he also knows that it is difficult to catch the stallholder alone, and he sighed slightly in his heart.

At this moment, a huge screen suddenly appeared in the sky above the town square.