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Chapter 1390 - 608: One Cannot Become Rich Without Windfalls

Chapter 1390: Chapter 608: One Cannot Become Rich Without Windfalls

[You have spent 3000 Divinity to purchase Potion of Divine Power x3 from the trader...]

[You have spent 210 Divinity to purchase 5-star exotic beast material Ink Feathers x7 from the trader...]

[You have spent 800 Divinity to purchase a 3-star Divine Arts stone ’Bone Erosion’ (limited to dark creatures) from the trader...]

[...Just when you thought about continuing your shopping spree, you find that your Divinity savings have been depleted, and the goods on the stall in front of you are also nearly gone.]

[Watching the entire stall being swept clean in a short time, the Crow Man trader is ecstatic...]

In the game, Mu You went to the market with a fortune of thirty or forty thousand, cleared a stall, and then left the market, turning around in a secluded spot outside.

By the time he reappeared, he had transformed into the shape of a Crow Man.

[You see the Crow Man trader you’ve just cleared of goods happily packing up the remaining few items at his small stall, seemingly preparing to go back for restocking.]

[You activated ’Spirit Vision’, and the trader has a total of three anti-theft money pouches. Besides the two pouches on his waist, there’s a hidden one inside the collar of his shirt. The 43,000 Divinity you just traded is all hidden in this pouch, while the other two pouches contain only a few hundred Divinity.]

[You stealthily commit theft from a distance.]

[Theft successful! You steal all 43,752 Divine Crystals from the three money pouches of the Crow Man trader!]

[The stolen Divinity has been automatically deposited into your bandit backpack.]

...

The biggest advantage of learning those thievery skills is the ability to steal directly without revealing yourself, while also perfectly locating the hiding places of the money.

These Crow Men are very cunning. A few days ago, when Mu You first committed theft, he could only steal a few dozen or a few hundred Divinity because the Crow Men were cautious, leaving only a little on the surface as a distraction, with the real bulk of the cash tucked away in hidden spots.

But with Spirit Vision, such tricks no longer work on the Crow Men. As long as they carry money, no matter how well hidden, Mu You can see it at a glance.

[You’ve just successfully committed theft, and the humming sound of the trader packing up the stall abruptly stops.]

[Seconds later, an extremely miserable wail pierces through the village: "No, my Divinity..."]

At this moment, Mu You has already turned his target towards the next victim.

However, he didn’t show up in human form directly; it was too suspicious to appear continuously in such a short amount of time, especially with such large expenditures.

Mu You directly handed the Divinity he obtained to the Watchman.

At this time, the Watchman’s Game Character was already browsing the goods at this stall.

The moment the money is handed over, the Watchman swiftly cleared the goods from the stall without a word and left.

Next, it’s Mu You’s turn to perform again.

[...You stealthily commit theft from a distance, targeting the trader who has just received a large sum of cash.]

[Theft successful! You steal all 48,552 Divine Crystals from the Crow Man trader!]

[The stolen Divinity has been automatically deposited into your bandit backpack.]

[...Seconds later, another cry from a Crow Man resonates...]

...

Mu You has plenty of readily available helpers by his side, three clones, as well as Lin Xue, Little Ya, and others, all ready to serve as ’sweepers’.

Working smoothly with the others, Mu You quickly cleared most of the goods from the village’s stalls.

And after a spree of buying, the Divinity on him gradually accumulated, reaching over 60,000!

"Tsk tsk, clearly stocking up like crazy, yet the money on hand keeps increasing..."

Mu You looks at the savings in his backpack that have doubled in amount; he doesn’t know what others think, but he feels it’s a wonderful sensation.

[...Just as you aim to approach another trader, you lift your head only to discover the village is noisy with uproar and the clamor is incessant.]

[Under your reckless thievery, the village is now chaotic, the Crow Man traders are all fearful for themselves, keeping a vigilant eye on their money pouches at all times. And under such public scrutiny, the difficulty of your theft has greatly increased...]

[...A large number of Crow Guards have arrived to impose martial law on the village, intercepting every Crow Man coming and going, conducting rigorous inspections...]

"Looks like I can’t steal from this village anymore... Let’s go, everyone, it’s time to switch places," Mu You shook his head and said to the others in the house.

The group immediately moved en masse to the next mountain top.

As for the Crow Guards’ roadblock and inspections... What’s it to us Fools if the bandit steals money?

At least in the Crow People’s awareness, the appearance of a bandit is definitely a Crow Man, not any other creature.

Mu You lets his Game Character revert back to his original form, easily passing the Crow Guards’ scrutiny.

Over the next three days, Mu You and the pet store crew walked through the entire Crow Tribe market, causing nine out of ten traders to suffer their mischievous hands.

In the end, the Crow People had been stolen from so much that they were somewhat delirious, everyone was on high alert, and many Crow People didn’t even dare to set up their stalls. All the markets became dead silent in just a few days.

Of course, the Crow People are not fools; their frequent high expenditure, sweeping purchases everywhere, and spending money like water as if their savings never run out.

More importantly, wherever they went and spent money, there would always be theft incidents.

Once or twice could be explained by the bandits targeting the wealthy, but with such frequency, even the slow-witted Crow People should realize: These people are most likely in cahoots with the