Chapter 339: Destiny guardian

After checking the authenticity of these legendary metals, Muria paid 50,000 cubic element crystals very easily. In this transaction, the purchase of legendary metals with element crystals, anyway, he took advantage.
The only thing that is a bit troublesome is the process of paying for elemental crystals. One hundred thousand cubic elemental crystals and one-meter-long crystal cubes are considered to be one party. One hundred thousand cubics, when piled up, is a crystal mountain.
After Muria had counted clearly, he packed these elemental crystals in two space rings and gave them to this brazen green leather goblin in front of him.
"What else do the customers need? I have everything here, and I can sell everything."
The green-skinned goblin patted his skinny chest and assured Muria that, at the end, it added, "But I don't sell intelligent creatures."
"Everything is available and everything can be sold?" Muria laughed, but she was so angry.
"I want godhead, godfire, can you get me too?"
Muria looked at the green-skinned goblin in front of him with a ridiculous tone, and at the same time tested how powerful he was.
"This ..." Greenskin Goblin scratched the scalp, which had few hairs, annoyingly. "I don't have a godhead or a godfire at the moment. If I want to, I can only find another merchant."
"But ..." Greenskin Goblin glanced at Muria who was standing in front of it, "Even if I have a of fire and godhead in my hand, you can't afford it."
"You can really get godheads, godfire." Muria didn't care what the green-skinned goblins looked slightly disdainful, but noticed what it meant. It really has the ability to get things like gods and goddess and sell them as commodities.
Divinity, divinity, and divine fire are all intangible things. Only in some special cases will they appear in a physical way, and then let all things have the opportunity to seize them.
"As long as I can afford it, I can get it for you no matter what." Greenskin Goblin proudly said.
"What the are you?" Muria looked at the goblin in front of her. "Why only I can see you?"
"Shifang Element Crystal." The goblin opened his eyes and looked at Muria, laughing, and naturally said a price.
"What?" Muria froze. He didn't respond to what the goblin was saying.
"Dear guests, information, intelligence is also a commodity. If you want to know why only you can see me, you have to give money so that I can tell you." Green Goblin said in the most respectful tone. Shameless words.
Muria squinted his eyes, then reached out to the green goblin in front of him, "Fetch it."
"What?" This time it was the shameless goblin merchant's turn.
"I will just give you back those two space rings." Muria looked down at the green leather goblin.
"This is the price you paid me, respectful lord."
"Only the crystal in the ring is the model. Those two rings belong to me."
"Dear guest, you are so generous, just as great as the sun in the sky. You shouldn't be humble, pathetic, goblin to me about the gains and losses of two space rings." The green-skinned goblin of a space ring praised him shamelessly, trying to hold him down.
Hearing such praises, Muria, who had never planned to compete with this goblin, looked down at the goblin: "What did I say to you, I am a generous illusion?"
The green-skinned goblin stared blankly at the young man with a white cat on his shoulders looking around, his golden eyes slowly turned into vertical pupils, and he stepped back unknowingly.
"Dragon !?" The goblin businessman looked at Muria in shock, but soon the shock on his face turned into joy, and a strong pride and pride flowed out of his heart.
It traded with a powerful dragon, not only making a fortune from him, but also taking advantage of him.
"Either return my ring or answer my question." Muria, who exhibited some dragon-like characteristics, stared at the shameless green-skinned goblin.
Through its response, we can judge that its strength is not strong. At least it is not in the same rank as the Dragon King. It cannot see its true body, but its strength, what level it is, is really hard to say.
The existence of this goblin, and its ability, are too special and weird, out of the scope that Muria can understand.
"Well, I answer your question." Don't even think about it, this greenskin dwarf chooses to answer the question and let it return the space ring Muria gave it? Just kidding, no one wants to get even a piece of copper from it, except for the goods that have already been paid for.
"What the are you?"
"Goblin merchant."
"Specifically." Muria was not satisfied with this answer.
"Plane businessman."
"Why can you make other people invisible to you?" Muria finally heard a valuable answer and looked forward.
"This is a talent I have."
"Why can I see you?"
The goblin calmly murmured Muria, "Because you are a caretaker of fate. That's why I appear here, and you can see me, everything is the guide of fate."
"Fate?" Muria smashed her mouth, and when she heard this title, Muria didn't come up with anything I could but I could not help but cut off the second thought of fate.
Didn't hear what the goblin said in front of him? UU reads www.uukanshu.com. He is a caretaker of fate, not an oppressed.
Moreover, Muria still has a little disbelief in fate. If fate really exists, then everything is an established fact, and many results are already doomed. Well, hard work, hard work, and hard work will be meaningless, so Muria is unwilling to believe.
"Then I met you here, is fate already long doomed?" Muria asked this sentence, and she felt wrong at first. After seeing the ugly face of the green-skinned goblin in front of her, she felt even more uneasy. All right.
"Well, whoever meets you is destined." Muria hadn't said anything before, but the goblin was unwilling to begin, "The two of us just happened to meet here.
This world is not just you, the lucky one who is cared for by fate, nor is it just me, a plane businessman. Even if you don't meet me, sooner or later, you will meet another businessman in a place you never imagined. "
"That is to say, as long as it is a fate visitor, you will definitely meet your group of businessmen." Muria concluded.