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Super Detective in the Fictional World CH 817

Author:Icy Plain's Three Elegance Category:urban Update time:2023-01-03 12:19:20

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Chapter 817: Sealing the Deal, and the “Worthless” Tycoon

Stunned, Tony frowned.

“You want that Why did you come here”

Luke pointed at the jets on his back and said, “Do you think Im only using this kind of low-output thing because Im trying to save energy and protect the environment”

Tony frowned.

“You have skills”

Luke asked, “What do you think”

“Where did you get the technology” Tony subconsciously asked.

Luke crossed his arms.

“Is this the treatment I get for saving you Mr.

Stark, you really are a generous man.”

Tony came back to himself and was a little embarrassed.

It was a habit he had developed over the years, and it had accidentally slipped out for one moment.

When it came to technology, he couldnt help but fall into question mode, especially when it came to the palladium mini reactor.

He didnt think anyone else in the world could do it.

Seeing that the tycoon had shut up, Luke continued, “If its a deal, Ill get it from you when I have the time.

If youre not willing, then forget it.”

Tony was stunned.

“Huh”

Luke said, “Palladium is a good solution, but its not the only one.

Since I ran into you today, I thought I would just ask.”

Looking at the tycoons expression, he still mocked him.

“Dont worry.

Even if you refuse, I wont dispose of you.

Im not you, and youre not one of those women you throw out regularly.”

Tony looked embarrassed for a moment, but quickly recovered.

As the CEO of a weapons corporation, how could he survive in society if he cared about his reputation

“Yes or no” Luke said, “If it wasnt for that, I wouldnt bother to have to make a special trip to America.”

Tony mulled over it as he considered Lukes deal.

A few minutes later, he nodded slowly.

“I can get you some palladium, but the amount…”

Luke simply nodded.

“Its not like Im going to use it to make bombs.

Just give me two pounds.”

Tony choked again.

He was a businessman.

He didnt like bargaining with other people – that was someone elses responsibility in the company – but it was common for other people to haggle with him.

He really wasnt used to people who didnt mince words when talking to him.

Luke didnt care.

He was just making a casual remark.

When he had money in the future, he would naturally obtain palladium from other sources, so he didnt have to look for Tony anymore.

Tony might be acting obedient now, but he was very shrewd.

His puny life was currently in Lukes hands.

Although Luke had no intention of killing him, as one of the most successful arms dealers in the world, how could Tony trust anyone

For many bigshots, gratitude from being saved wasnt important.

At most, they would be grateful for a while after they were rescued, but once their lives werent in danger, these bigshots would habitually weigh their gains and losses.

It wasnt uncommon to sell out their saviors if they could get something in return.

For example, when Luke saved Tony just now, the tycoon didnt feel grateful to him, or at least, it didnt meet the systems requirements.

Luke wasnt surprised.

Only an idiot would think that Tony, who had been a major arms dealer for more than ten years, would be sincere and treat someone like a brother.

Unless enough time and experience was involved, he wouldnt trust anyone.

Luke understood this very well, since he was the same.

Tonys expression went through a series of changes for a long moment before he finally nodded.

“Deal.”

Two pounds of palladium was far from critical mass, and could only be used as fuel.

That matched what Luke said earlier.

But even if Luke wanted more, Tony would agree first.

Whatever Luke wanted, Tony would agree to it.

Whether or not he would actually do it, and as for the exact amount, he could think about it after he escaped.

After everything he had been through recently, Tony learned one thing: When you were under someone elses roof, you should lower your head.

It wasnt a loss of face to feign civility with the enemy when necessary.

Luke secretly chuckled when he got Tonys promise.

Given the systems existence, he couldnt randomly take someone elses things for himself.

No matter how much of a contraband palladium might be, Luke wouldnt steal it.

While two pounds of palladium was valuable, it was nothing compared with Tonys life.

Luke didnt force Tony to take the deal; if Tony overthought it, that was his problem.

If the tycoon wanted to renege on his debt, Luke could simply take two pounds of palladium off him.

Since it was part of the deal, the system naturally wouldnt deduct his credit points.

This deal was essentially the same kind as when Weyland hired Luke, except that what Tony would be giving Luke wasnt money.

Satisfied with the deal, Luke turned around and left.

“Im leaving.

Be careful.”

Tony was stunned.

“You…”

Luke said, “I dont want to be arrested by your soldiers.

Hehe, they dont have a very good reputation.”

Tony was lost for words and could only watch the white figure leave the cave and disappear.

For a moment, he couldnt help but wonder: Why did this White Wolf look like he couldnt wait to leave Is it because hes jealous that Im too handsome

As soon as he had that thought, he smelled the “strong” “masculine scent” on him, and came back to himself – was it because White Wolf couldnt take much more of Tonys “charms”

Ignoring the tycoons suspicions, Luke jogged out of the valley.

He wasnt worried about Tonys safety.

He had confirmed the deaths of all the criminals in the valley with his own hands, and there was no one in the vicinity.

The person Tony had contacted earlier was Happy.

Clearly, Tony was highly suspicious of the US military and didnt want the military to know that he had been rescued.

Happy was his loyal confidante, and had special authority in certain emergencies.

He could mobilize Tonys private troop to take action.

Tony was an arms dealer; he had never been innocent.

It was just that he rarely did these things himself.

Now was naturally the time to mobilize this private troop.

Luke didnt really leave.

After he left the valley, he returned to the cave and waited for the surveillance footage from the drone.

Although it was a little inconvenient, he was happy to put up with it when he read the system notification.

System: Eliminate an important branch of Ten Rings and kill the leader, Raza.

Mission accomplished.

Total experience: 12,000.

Total credit: 12,000.

Contribution rate: 90%.

EXP 10,800.

Credit 10,800.

The members of Ten Rings had done a lot of evil deeds, and each of them was worth 50 experience and credit points.

In a regular gang, a member had to be a minor leader in order to be worth this many experience and credit points, but there were more than two hundred people here.

This cream of the crop had been ripe for the picking.

This had been a huge opportunity for Luke; how could he not be satisfied

But another notification gave Luke a headache.

System: Save Tony Stark.

Mission accomplished.

Total experience: 100.

Total credit: 100.

Contribution rate: 100%.

EXP 100.

Credit 100.

Hosts experience: 62,100/100,000.

Credit: 80,900

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