The First Dude: Dark Emperor, Come To Fight!

Jing Han and the others didn't understand why Ning Xi wanted to buy so many slaves, and Gabe Court could find people in Yin Country.

However, several people did not ask any more questions in their hearts, for fear of disrupting Ning Xi's plan.

"This person is too many." Ning Xi looked at the nearly 100 people with disgust and said to the slave owner, "I'll buy half of it."

The slave owner immediately shook his head and said with a wry smile, "Young master, you can't buy half of it. If you pick half of the people, I can't sell the rest. If you want, you can only buy all of them."

Ning Xi touched his chin, looking hesitant, "How much does it cost to buy all of them?"

"Three thousand taels of silver." The slave owner replied with a smile.

Ning Xi shook his head: "It's more than thirty taels per person, it's too expensive!"

After Ningxi was about to leave with Luo Yinhuang and the others, the slave owner quickly blocked her way, "Little Master, I shipped them from other countries and raised them for another month, the cost is really high. Gao, how about I sell you two thousand six hundred taels?"

"Two thousand taels, if you sell it, it's a deal, if you don't sell it, it's not difficult. Anyway, it's not difficult to find someone from the other academy." Ning Xi said without much interest.

The slave owner choked and was entangled. Seeing that Ning Xi was leaving again, he finally gritted his teeth, "Forget it, I'll sell it to you at a loss!"

2,000 taels was his limit. He didn't lose much but he didn't earn much. But he was afraid that no one would want it after the buyer left. It would cost a lot to raise so many slaves every day even if they were poorly fed.

Ning Xi appeared to be somewhat regretful, "This!"

"Young master, you gave 2,000 taels, so don't talk about it!" The slave owner was afraid of Ning Xi's repentance, and he looked like I wouldn't let you go if you didn't buy it.

Ning Xi raised her eyebrows, swept her eyes around the booth, pointed to a tall man in the corner with hair like chicken coop heads, unable to see his face, ragged clothes, and said, "I feel that I have suffered a loss, so this person should be treated as such. Send it to me as an extra."

The slave master knelt down, and the one who suffered was whether he was good or not. He felt that he was the only one who was taking advantage of this.

He looked at the people on the booth squatting in the corner, hesitated and nodded, "Okay, I'll give it to you!"

This person was picked up on the way when they brought these people back. Seeing that he didn't die, he just poured some medicine and since he survived, he brought it back and sold it together.

However, it has been almost a month and no one cares. This person has a particularly large appetite. Once he is not full, he will make trouble. It is not distressing for the slave owner to send it out, but he has lost so much food in vain.

So Ning Xi paid 2,000 taels of silver and took away all the people on the booth.

After visiting the last few booths, Ning Xi bought some young and middle-aged labor before taking people back to the other pavilion.

"Xi'er, are you going to send all these people to the fief?" Jing Yi asked.

Ning Xi nodded: "Yes! I heard that my fief is relatively desolate, and the population is pitifully small. If I don't get some of it myself, I will be a bare commander."

"That's right, but the first thing to solve is the impact of the war." Jing Yi said with some worry: "The border between the three countries is very chaotic, and your safety is the most important."

Now he finally understood why Ning Xi wanted to buy so many people, but he agreed.

"Cousin, don't worry, I know what!" Ning Xi reassured.

After returning to the annex, more than 180 people who bought it were taken down by Shi Jin and arranged in a courtyard.

Seeing that Ningxi didn't pay attention to the slave he bought, Luo Yinhuang asked, "Is it unintentional or intentional that you want the last addition?"

With Ningxi's temperament always being generous in spending money, Luo Yinhuang always felt that there was some deep meaning in bargaining for a bonus today.