Mercenary’s War Chapter 1526 - 1507: One Frog, Two Oars

Although a bit emotional, Gao Yang didn’t mind taking a few minutes to visit Gary’s collection.

If Gary Thompson does have good items and is willing to sell, and if the price isn’t too outrageous, then why not buy a few guns for Morgan? After all, Morgan has more money than he knows what to do with, so long as he’s not overcharged as a fool, it doesn’t matter how much money is spent or what is bought.

Gary stood up, gestured for them to follow, and led Gao Yang and the others through several rooms to his collection room.

Gary’s collection room didn’t have machines for dehumidification or temperature control, but it did have a large fireplace. Antique guns were hanging on the walls, and in this sixty-plus square ter room, all suitable spaces on the walls were filled with guns.

Standing in the room, Gary Thompson proudly said, "Take a look, if your employer has a particular gunsmith they like and I happen to have one here, we can talk about the price."

Once sothing is collected and a category is ford, there are a lot of intricacies, and things can get quite deep.

Regarding Gao Yang’s level of understanding of antique shotguns, he was still far off, so he couldn’t quickly identify the most suitable or valuable collectibles among so many antique guns.

Gao Yang gestured around the room, then looked at Gary Thompson and said boldly, "If I buy them all, how much would it be?"

Gary was stunned for a mont and then frowned, "Are you serious?"

Gao Yang thought about it and realized that although Morgan could afford to buy all the guns in this room, he probably wouldn’t because the process is important in collecting. There are quite a few guns here, and the total price wouldn’t be low. Although Morgan likes antique guns, he’s also rational. Spending tens of millions to buy them, even if he can afford it, loses its thrill.

Gao Yang shook his head and said seriously, "No, let’s forget it. My question is aningless. Mr. Thompson, which of your guns is the most valuable, and which are you willing to sell?"

Gary Thompson laughed and said, "It’s good you were just joking. If I sold them all, I’d be reluctant. But if you offer a high price, I also would be reluctant not to sell, which would be very painful. Every gun here is for sale. As for the most valuable, it’s the one next to the fireplace. I price it at sixty thousand British Pounds. You can quote your employer seventy thousand British Pounds. The extra is yours. I can guarantee it won’t sell for less than seventy thousand British Pounds."

Even though Gao Yang wouldn’t earn Morgan’s price difference, Gary Thompson’s approach was very respectable. As a middleman, he knew to leave enough benefits for those handling the business.

Gao Yang smiled broadly and said loudly, "Thank you for your generosity. Can I take so photos to show my employer? Perhaps he will be very interested in your collection, and he can negotiate the price directly with you. I can’t say which particular gun he might be interested in now."

Gary clapped his hands, laughed loudly, and said, "Exactly, that’s the purpose of inviting you for this tour. Rest assured, whenever I sell a gun, whether you’re there or not, I’ll leave space for your commission. I do business by the book."

Gao Yang suddenly asked, "Mr. Thompson, can I ask which industry you mainly work as a middleman in? Perhaps we could have regular business dealings in the future."

Gary seed puzzled and said, "You know my na, my address, and you ca to , but you don’t know what I do?"

Gao Yang nodded and said quietly, "That’s right, we found you by coincidence, because of your collection, not your main business."

Gary shrugged and said, "Alright, I thought you guys knew a lot about , I was mistaken. Actually, I dabble in everything. I don’t have much contact with the rcenary industry, but not none. I often engage with so larger PMC companies. So, in the UK, you can co to for anything—legal, not so legal. I don’t guarantee I can help with everything, but you can at least try, and maybe I can be of assistance."

It seed that Gary had various connections, but Gao Yang didn’t plan to collaborate with Gary currently. Since Satan was moving slowly, it wasn’t likely they would start any business in the UK, but making connections with well-connected interdiaries could never go wrong. If needed in the future, Little Donnie, the agent, could contact him.

Gao Yang nodded and said to Gary, "Okay, let’s continue talking about the guns. Can I photograph all of them? Take a closer shot of the key ones to see if my employer is interested."

Gary shrugged and said, "Of course, you’re free to take pictures in this room."

Gao Yang actually took out his phone and started taking many photos. He planned to show them to Morgan. If Morgan was interested, he could co and negotiate with Gary himself. There was no need for him to overstep his role.

After taking the photos, Gao Yang and the others returned to the living room, ready to say goodbye. Just then, the doorbell rang.

Gary stood up, smiled, and said, "That should be my wife returning, please wait a mont while I answer the door."

Gary went to open the door, but it wasn’t his wife outside; it was a man.

Gao Yang could see that a man in his fifties was at the door, dressed in a suit, with a hat on his head. Although he seed well-dressed, for so reason, he gave off an air of destitution.

The man at the door took off his hat, bowed slightly to Gary, and said in a low voice, "Hello, are you Mr. Tampson?"

Gary nodded and smiled, "Yes, how can I help you?"

The man nodded and said seriously, "Peyton sent . He said you might be able to help ."

Gary laughed loudly and said, "Oh, a friend from Peyton? Please co in."

With a new guest arriving, Gao Yang stood up and said to Gary, "Mr. Thompson, since you have guests, we should take our leave now."

Gary waved his hand and smiled, "No no no, don’t be in a rush to leave, my friend. If it were other guests, I wouldn’t keep you, but today’s a coincidence. Since this is a friend referred by Peyton, you might be able to help. Please wait a little while. Let find out what this friend needs, okay?"

Gao Yang glanced at the newcor, took a look, and realizing the situation, nodded with a smile, "Of course."

Gary nodded at Gao Yang, invited the newcor to sit, and smiled, "What do you need? Please don’t hesitate. Since you’re referred by Peyton, perhaps these gentlen can help."

The newcor hesitated for a mont, then said resolutely, "I’m looking for a job. Here are my credentials."

Saying this, the newcor placed sothing on the table. Gao Yang glanced at it—it was a badge with a frog and two paddles. (To be continued. If you like this work, please visit Qidian (qidian) to vote for recomndations and monthly tickets. Your support is my biggest motivation. Mobile users please read at m.qidian.)