My Divine Pet Enables Me To Become The Biggest Winner
Chapter 461 - 353 - Don’t Conscript Me Anymore_4

Chapter 461: Chapter 353 - Don’t Conscript Me Anymore_4

Adonis Dunn couldn’t hold back anymore: "Alright, alright, stop complaining. I and Master Lane owe you one, okay?"

Adonis Dunn’s interest waned: "As for this matter... let me think about it some more."

After ending the call, Owen Bertram couldn’t think of anything else he could do. If the Red Race attacked, that would be a national war. What could a small Fifth Great Domain cultivator like him accomplish?

He decided not to think about it anymore and let Adonis Dunn worry about it.

"It’s almost time to set off and participate in the Dragon and Snake List in the Capital," Owen Bertram wondered. "Where is Howell Owen? If he doesn’t show up soon, I’m going to the Capital."

Howell Owen couldn’t make it, and this matter would remain a mystery for a long time. The King of Souls and his counterparts couldn’t actively contact the Honored Lord to report this incident. Additionally, the King of Souls carried some guilt, as the Honored Lord had previously stated that the Ghost Zone shouldn’t cause any trouble and treat the Human Race cultivators well. Thus, even if the Honored Lord arrived, as long as he didn’t ask about it, the King of Souls wouldn’t dare to bring it up willingly.

Darcy Darren and his team went to catch the merchant team. However, the souls of the merchant team members had already shattered and were controlled by divine artifacts possessed by the Red Race. By the time Darcy Darren arrived, he found nothing but soulless bodies and reluctantly exterminated them all.

These people weren’t innocent either. When the Young Master of Nanni Nation entrusted them with tasks, they must have known something was amiss, yet they chose to involve themselves out of greed, an act worthy of being labeled traitorous.

Two days passed, and Howell Owen still hadn’t appeared. Owen Bertram decided not to wait any longer. He gathered his important subordinates, announced his intention to participate in the Dragon and Snake List in the Capital, and arranged all related matters in advance. He told his subordinates to perform their duties diligently, assuring them he’d return right after the event and not to let their guard down.

Matthew stayed behind and privately informed Owen, "Elder Brother, we have a business in the Capital. When you’re there, if you need people to run errands, feel free to find them."

Owen Bertram was puzzled, "What business?"

"Have you forgotten? The Spiritual Soil and the dead leaves you had me sell. I reported the earnings to you before, and you said I could take care of it and not to worry about sharing the profits yet."

Of course, Owen Bertram remembered. The so-called Spiritual Soil wasn’t Pseudo-Gold Soil, but the organic fertilizer produced by his second brother. Those dead leaves were Fern’s dead leaves.

Furthermore, there was a detail Owen Bertram wasn’t aware of: For a while, the business involving the dead leaves had been halted because Verna and her friends had eaten all of them! Once the matter came to light, Elder Brother allowed Verna to harvest fresh fern leaves periodically, enabling the business to resume.

"You’ve expanded the business to the Capital? How much money is in the account now?" Owen Bertram became curious.

Matthew brought out the account book: "Look, I’ve kept a record of every transaction and never dared to deceive you, Elder Brother." Owen Bertram skimmed the records and looked at the final result: "3,650,000 Lingshi?!"

Owen Bertram was shocked. My second brother... not only is his entire body made of treasures, but even his waste is valuable!

Matthew explained, "The main income came from the Spiritual Soil; the dead leaves contributed a lesser portion as there were fewer of them. However, they were in high demand among high-level Pill Masters, so supply couldn’t meet demand."

Initially, the business was only conducted within Kai County. But later, due to the exceptional effectiveness of the Spiritual Soil, its reputation spread, and a few months ago, people from the Capital, specifically from the ’Essence Collection,’ came and bought all of our products at high prices. I calculated that we’d make even more profit this way."

Since then, the business continued in this manner. Due to its needs, we rented a courtyard in the Capital and hired people to manage affairs