Zhou Dian pursed his lips and glanced at Tang Rao, "You're acting as if everyone calls you 'Tang Xiaohei'. We're in the sa boat here. Great deity, how about I give you a sixth-grade treasure as gratitude for saving my life, and then we'll go our separate ways, how's that?"
"I don't like people who don't keep their word." Tang Rao looked towards Zhou Dian.
Perhaps sensing that Tang Rao's patience was running thin, Zhou Dian finally compromised with a helpless spread of his hands.
"Alright, since it's like that, let's just swear an oath to the Heavenly Dao. I, Zhou Shengdian, hereby swear an oath to the Heavenly Dao that within ten years, I will serve—...Wait, great deity, what's your real na, by the way?"
So his na is Zhou Shengdian, virtually the sa as Zhou Dian.
"? Tang Rao." Tang Rao said his na indifferently.
"Mhm mhm, Tang Rao, that's a nice na, this na... Fucking hell, Tang Rao!!!" Zhou Shengdian hadn't finished praising before he suddenly scread out loud, his voice was incredibly loud and extrely sharp.
Anyone unaware would think Tang Rao had done sothing unspeakably cruel and insane to him.
"Tang Rao! You are that Tang Rao! The Sovereign of the Central Emperor Realm!"
"To be precise, the forr Sovereign of the Central Emperor Realm." Tang Rao shrugged his shoulders nonchalantly.
"So it's really you... Great deity—no, Titan deity, what brings you to Giant rchant Star?" Zhou Shengdian said.
"Too bored, just here to see the sights," said Tang Rao.
Zhou Shengdian's face turned dark. Just stop it, you titans, the words that co out of your mouths can hardly be taken seriously.
Moreover, you, Tang Rao, have the moniker Tang Laohei too; everyone knows how devious you are. Look at , you've totally scamd .
"Are you going to keep on blabbering?" asked Tang Rao.
"Alright, alright. I, Zhou Shengdian, hereby swear an oath to the Heavenly Dao, within ten years I am at the service of Tang Rao, and should I betray him, may the Heavenly Dao obliterate ." Zhou Shengdian raised his hand and swore the Heavenly Dao oath.
This ti Zhou Shengdian didn't try to pull any tricks, and Tang Rao clearly felt the power of the oath.
"That'll do, titan deity, from now on I'm yours," said Zhou Shengdian to Tang Rao, a sycophantic look plastered on his face.
"Titan deity, uh, is it possible to work five days and take two days off? Can I get sumr and winter holidays?" Zhou Shengdian asked eagerly.
"And another thing, will there be a salary? It's only right for an elder brother to give his younger brother a wage," Zhou Shengdian kept on talking.
Tang Rao cut him off directly, this wuss, he just never stops.
"Let tell you, you'll work all year round without a single day off, there's no salary and if you need a leave, let know in advance. Going out with girls needs to be reported. And don't you tell about your wife giving birth, or your 'aunt' visiting, I won't believe it!" Tang Rao rebuked, annoyed by his nerve.
Zhou Shengdian was completely dumbfounded, it was outright slavery.
"Titan deity, do you have to be so brutal? I'm only in my forties, I'm still young!" Zhou Shengdian looked openly miserable.
"Also, stop calling 'titan deity'. Call Boss Tang! Now co with to register as a rchant," Tang Rao said to Zhou Shengdian, this slippery creature needed to be put in his place, or he would likely blabber nonsense in the future.
"Register as a rchant? Wasn't that just a trap you set up to screw with ? We're actually going through with it?"
"How bored do you think I am, digging traps for you specifically? I ca here to register as a rchant anyway. You walked into this one yourself, so don't bla . Your luck is just that bad," Tang Rao shrugged his shoulders.
If Zhou Shengdian hadn't barged in himself, he wouldn't have trapped such an odd Artifact Refiner.
Never mind how skilled Zhou Shengdian was at artifact refining, the re fact that he could process second-grade materials into a fourth-grade treasure was impressive enough.
"Alright, I admit defeat on this one," Zhou Shengdian shrugged his shoulders, the bastard got himself into this ss.
"By the way, what's the highest-grade treasure you can refine?" Tang Rao asked while walking towards the registration desk.
"Boss Tang, actually, my real expertise is in trickery, artifact refining is just a hobby of mine."
"What grade?"
"Fourth grade."
"You trash!"
"Hey, that's not a nice way to talk. Even a little brother like has dignity. Plus, it's only because I lack resources. If I had Spirit Stones, materials, and high-level Artifact Refiner recipes, a Ninth Grade Treasure would be a piece of cake."
"Do you have no sha?"
"A master con artist never knows what sha is."
Tang Rao: "..."
Not long after, the two returned to the rchant registration area.
"Boss Tang, tell , what grade of rchant are you planning to register as? Also, what kind of business do you actually want to do?" Zhou Shengdian asked.
"Talk about grades? That doesn't suit my status at all. Only becoming a Special rchant would be fitting for ." Tang Rao waved his hand dismissively.
Zhou Shengdian was completely baffled. Special rchant, what the heck is that? Never heard of it.
Isn't the highest only Ninth Grade?
"See, how ignorant you are? Not even knowing what a Special rchant is. Stick with for ten years, and I'll broaden your horizons and expand your knowledge." Tang Rao patted Zhou Shengdian's shoulder.
Zhou Shengdian: "..."
Tang Rao found the Ninth Grade rchant registration counter, where there was no one at all.
There were so few Ninth Grade rchant registrations that it was uncertain if there would even be one in a month.
"Sir, are you here to register as a Ninth Grade rchant? I am the registrar Ling Feier." The registrar was a young lady, quite a feast for the eyes.
And her attitude was much better than that of the registrars for the lower-grade rchants.
"How many Ninth Grade rchants are there on Giant rchant Star now?" Tang Rao inquired.
Ling Feier paused, slightly taken aback as no one ever asked that question before.
"There are about two thousand Ninth Grade rchants, and each one of them is a distinguished guest on Giant rchant Star," Ling Feier replied.
"Two thousand is too many; it doesn't reflect my status. Do you have the authority to process a Special rchant?" Tang Rao asked.
Special rchant? Ling Feier was completely stunned.
Could it be that this young man in front of her intended to beco a Special rchant? My goodness, this was a major event.
"Sir, are you looking to beco a Special rchant? May I ask if you have a Special Contract? If so, I'll get it processed for you right away," Ling Feier said.
Special rchants need a Special Contract, which also serves as a kind of guarantee.
Because Special rchants are too unique.
"I don't have one; that's why I'm asking if you have the authority to process one. I rember that Ninth Grade rchant registrars each have one opportunity to provide a Special Contract. If you haven't used yours yet, you could give it to ," Tang Rao said assertively.
Ling Feier furrowed her brows slightly; a Ninth Grade rchant registrar only has one Special Contract, and she still had hers.
She couldn't just casually give out her Special Contract because the behavior of the Special rchant is closely related to the person who issues the Special Contract.
If the Special rchant performs poorly, the person who issued the Special Contract would also be implicated.
"If you trust , I will repay you with huge benefits," Tang Rao said with a smile; at this mont, it's all about trusting one's character and appearance.
Ling Feier was evidently hesitant.
On one hand, Tang Rao exuded a strong presence that made one want to believe him; on the other hand, she didn't know this man in front of her, and if he perford poorly, it would be her own downfall.
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