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Chapter 126 Cooperation (Part 1)

"These are the goods I've prepared this time." The Fly Demon led Lynn to its stall.

A little devil was guarding its stall.

The Fly Demon waved casually, and the Imp quickly made way for Lynn and the Fly Demon to reach the stall.

The Fly Demon's stall was quite large, about the size of a classroom, and it contained not only inanimate objects but also some living creatures.

"These are the goods I'm preparing for the trade, but I don't know what you wizards like. I've prepared a little of each item. Once you've decided which ones you like, we can trade in larger quantities next time," the Fly Demon said.

"What kind of insect is this?" Lynn looked at the insect in front of him, which was about the size of a table and had a shell on its back. There was a small tower-like mountain on the back of this insect. Upon closer inspection, it could be seen that the small tower was made of various pebbles, branches and even some garbage.

The insect lay quietly on the ground, only the tentacles on its forehead swaying slightly, proving that it was not an inanimate object.

"This is an evil viper, which some demons like to use as a transport beast. Evil vipers are born with a love for carrying many things on their backs and then climbing up high places with these things on their backs, even if it means dying of exhaustion in the end," the fly demon said.

"If you just tilt the eyes of these vile leeches upwards so they can only see the sky and not their feet, they will keep walking forward. They also eat little and do a lot. Interested?"

Lynn squatted down and looked at the pufferfish on the ground. Its eyes were covered, so it couldn't see the way and quietly lay there.

"No interest. I'd have to feed it. I prefer the kind of hard laborer that doesn't need to eat but can still work," Lynn laughed.

The fly demon cackled maliciously, "You're more like a demon than I am!"

Lynn just smiled; weren't those gargoyles just like that?

There are also alchemical creatures that can maintain their energy supply simply by absorbing free energy from the air.

Simply put, it can fill its stomach by "drinking the northwest wind," which is no better than a leech.

This is also why alchemical creatures are popular with wizards: they are easy to raise, loyal, and fearless.

"This is the essence of a demon's flesh and blood. I've heard that many wizards like to buy this." The Fly Demon pointed to a bright red object in a jar that emitted a strong smell of blood.

"We can have some of this." Lynn thought he could buy some demon flesh essence, extract it, and use a special method to make a simple bloodline potion.

If any creature consumes this product and survives, it will gain a portion of the demon's bloodline.

Lynn is now quite adept at this level of research.

In fact, many wizards, including wizarding apprentices, do this. Besides using alchemy to create alchemical golems, this method is also a way to quickly build a legion of servants with special bloodlines.

The only concern is the loyalty of these loyal legions with special bloodlines, but wizards also have many ways to control their subordinates through coercion and inducement.

Lynn thought they could buy some and send them back to select a batch of goblins to modify. If successful, they would create a batch of artificial demon goblins.

"These are minerals unique to the Abyss. Take a look and see if there are any you like."

"The Fly Demon said."

After obtaining the Fly Demon's consent, Lynn took a few samples and did a simple test on the properties of these ores. He had to admit that the ores from the Abyss did indeed have their advantages.

First, it can withstand the power of demons without being corrupted. The power of demons has a corrosive quality, which can cause the power of demons to erode and damage the items it has used. Only some special or powerful weapons can resist this corruption.

For powerful life forms with their own energy fields, this erosion is negligible and has no effect, but for ordinary humans, it is dangerous. There are often stories and legends of humans finding weapons used by demons, then being controlled by the demons, gaining power, and unleashing bloodshed.

This is not nonsense; weapons that demons use for a long time will contain a portion of their power.

"Give me this batch of ore, and I'll forge weapons for you for free. We'll split the finished weapons 50/50, half for each of us, how about that?" Lynn said to the Fly Demon.

Upon hearing this, the fly demon's already large eyes instantly became even larger and brighter.

Two thin legs, like those of flies, rubbed together.

"Is there really such a good thing?"

The demons of the abyss are excellent at causing destruction, but asking them to create is like asking a bunch of blacksmiths and drunkards to dance ballet.

Therefore, demons mostly capture races skilled in crafting to enslave them.

The presence of wizards has improved things considerably, allowing us to cooperate with them. However, while wizards offer high prices for ore, they sell weapons at even higher prices.

It takes about ten units of ore to obtain a weapon equivalent to one unit of ore.

"However, I do have conditions," Lynn said, narrowing her eyes and smiling.

The Fly Demon wasn't surprised that Lynn would bring up other conditions; it would have been strange if Lynn hadn't brought up any conditions at all.

"The conditions are that I need you to expand your power as much as possible, and I need an ambitious and driven partner. I need a group of high-ranking demon slaves; the rank doesn't necessarily have to be high, but the race must be high. Also, you must come to me for after-sales service and repair of the weapons I sell you," Lynn said.

"I want exclusive after-sales rights. Of course, I will also provide a one-year free warranty and after-sales repair for the weapons I sell. In fact, I think a year is quite a lot, after all, you demons like to fight, and your weapons are definitely consumed much more frequently than other races," Lynn said.

When the Fly Demon heard that Lynn was even willing to provide a year of free after-sales service, his eyes widened in disbelief.

Lynn took out paper and pen from her spatial ring. "Let me draft a contract for you now."

The Fly Demon stood behind Lynn.

Weapon After-Sales Service Contract

1. Weapon repair services are provided by Wizard Lynn and his followers, as well as their partners. Weapons that are privately modified or handed over to shops not affiliated with Lynn's partners for repair will not be covered by after-sales service, and relevant responsibilities will be pursued.

2. Weapon damage will be assessed by Lynn's side. Only damage caused by normal combat use will be repaired free of charge. Damage caused by improper use or other purposes will not be repaired.

3. Free repair period is calculated from the weapon delivery date. We are now launching a free repair warranty extension service for weapons. For a 2-year extension, you only need to pay 5% of the weapon's value. For a 5-year extension, you only need to pay 15% of the weapon's value. For a lifetime warranty, you only need to pay 50% of the weapon's value, giving your weapon a second chance to be put back into service.

4. Lynn also offers free weapon upgrades while guaranteeing that material loss will not exceed 50%.

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(End of this chapter)