LRAB Chapter 183 Mining Slaves, Greed
Chapter 183 Mining Slaves, Greed
Chapter 183 Mining Slaves, Greed
The lifespan of the miner will affect the duration of the miner's service.
Then, the time it takes for them to become mining slaves will also affect their mining efficiency.
The closer the miners get to mining, the more muddled their mental energy and thinking become—at that point, the efficiency with which they condense magic stone fragments will drop to a terrifying level.
Of course, at this time, these miners could also be used as experimental subjects!
For many experiments, the results obtained using wizards as experimental subjects are more accurate than those obtained using ordinary people.
At the same time, the internal organs of wizard apprentices can also be separately dissected and sold to wizards with specific needs.
Of course, no matter how you look at it, those newly captured "mining slaves" are the most valuable.
A brand-new mining slave, even if he is only a first-class wizard apprentice, is worth more than ten magic stone fragments!
Of course, the value of a newly captured mine slave will be reduced because it has not yet been tamed. But no matter how much it is reduced, its value will not be less than eight magic stone fragments.
And what about the value of a village?
In an ordinary village, the number of ordinary people is no more than one hundred.
In terms of value for ordinary people, the value of one hundred slaves is only equivalent to one magic stone fragment.
Even if these people come from the same village, which gives them a certain connection in the mystical and thus a premium, their value will not exceed four magic stone fragments.
From this perspective, Wizard Grell has really suffered a heavy loss this time.
If it had been another wizard instead of Loen who arrived at that moment, it's very likely that this matter would have ended there.
Not only could it settle the score with that village, but it could also help drive away the wizard Faron on the other side.
But unfortunately, Loon was not one of the other wizards.
He came here to kill someone!
Moreover, he didn't care about the so-called mine slaves at all. In fact, because of the mine slaves, he even had the idea of taking care of the wizard in front of him who was capturing the mine slaves.
"A mine slave just captured?" Luo Ang responded with a surge of mental energy, making no attempt to hide his skepticism.
"Are you really that willing to do that?"
"Is a mere mortal earl worth such a high price?"
Although he didn't intend to accept the deal, Loen couldn't help but feel a little curious about the business.
A wizard would actually do a losing business for the life of a nobleman.
That doesn't make sense.
"This unfamiliar friend, Earl Brad's life is more than just a life."
"It also hides some other rules."
"Wizard Fallon, if you're willing to cease hostilities, you can also come and hear this little secret."
"I believe that after hearing this little secret, you will also realize the value of Earl Brad and my determination to protect him."
After shaking up the mental energy, Wizard Grell once again extended his mental energy from the other side into Wizard Fallon's mental energy field, avoiding Loon and communicating with him.
"Fallon, how about we make a deal too?"
"You see this new friend? He's a second-tier wizarding apprentice—let's join forces and capture him!"
"If you can give up the idea of kidnapping Earl Brad, after we capture this new friend, he and everything he owns will be yours, how about that?" Wizard Greer tempted.
He knew that the wizard Fallon had been secretly capturing miners.
"If you don't agree to this deal, I'll make a deal with this new friend."
"I think he certainly wouldn't refuse a second-class apprentice level miner."
After the temptation, the wizard Grell threatened again.
"Let's find a place to talk first," Wizard Fallon said, his eyes darting around.
Having already signed a contract with the wizard Lamina, he had absolutely no possibility of joining forces with this unfamiliar new friend.
On the contrary, Greer can be used to some extent.
Therefore, he also experienced a shock to his own mental power.
"I am indeed very curious about what secrets the exiled nobleman holds, and why you, Greer, are willing to go to such great lengths to protect him."
The two wizards simultaneously channeled their spiritual power into Loen's spiritual energy field.
For the wizard Fallon, the newly arrived Loon was an absolutely uncooperative partner—Loon wanted to kill Count Brad, while his deal with the wizard Lamina was to take Count Brad away alive.
There is absolutely no room for compromise between these two issues.
But the wizard Grell had a different idea. What he wanted was to protect Earl Brad, which did not conflict with his deal with the wizard Lamina.
After all, the deal only stipulated that he would take the wizard Brad alive to a designated place; it didn't say that he couldn't tell anyone about that place.
Therefore, all that is needed is to kidnap Earl Brad first, complete the deal with the witch Lamina, and then have the witch Grell rescue him. This would allow the witch to reach an agreement with both Lamina and Grell at the same time.
As for the subsequent conflict between the wizard Lamina and the wizard Greer—what does that have to do with him? He's already gotten everything he wanted.
With this in mind, Wizard Fallon and Wizard Greer reached an agreement and began to put pressure on Loon, trying to force him to give up his idea of killing Count Brad.
"In that case, why don't we find a place to sit down?" Feeling the two pressures of spiritual energy approaching, Luo Ang also controlled his own spiritual energy field, making it unpredictable, so that these two wizards wouldn't be able to lock onto his position through circular tangents like he had.
At the same time, Luo Ang's mental energy split into two, piercing into the two mental energy fields like sharp swords, heading towards the locations of the two wizards from different directions, and then receding.
Although Wizard Grell and Wizard Fallon could not sense the situation in each other's mental energy field, they were fully aware of the changes in their own mental energy field.
Therefore, they could all clearly perceive that the direction the penetrating spiritual energy was pointing was their own location.
Realizing that the new, unfamiliar wizard had somehow confirmed their location, both Wizard Greer and Wizard Fallon felt a chill run down their spines.
Immediately, an even more intense greed arose.
The strength of a wizard's mental power is the best indicator of their strength. Through the contact of mental power, wizards can clearly know each other's strength.
Therefore, both the wizards Grell and Fallon could sense that their mental strength was stronger than that of Loon, but it was the weaker Loon who determined their location first.
What does this tell us?