[1-200] LORD OF THE WORLD: I BECOME THE LORD OF THE DESERT FROM THE START

Chapter 199: Dungeon Trade

He opened his attributes panel.

[Sel Bloodhoof, Level 15, Top hero, Potential B-rank…]

As expected.

He watched as the mechanical puppet disappeared without a trace. He forcefully suppressed the surging emotions in his heart.

He brought the higher-ups beside him to Richard.

For the second time, he took the initiative to speak.

“A human powerhouse from the surface, Sel Bloodhoof, greets you.”

One must maintain sufficient respect when dealing with a powerhouse. It was an eternal and unchanging rule.

The strength displayed by the other party was enough for Bloodhoof City to treat him as an honored guest.

Richard also withdrew his probing gaze and responded with a smile.

“Richard, the Lord of Twilight City, Lord Sel. I’m delighted to be a guest in your city.”

The frozen atmosphere relaxed slightly with the courtesy of the two people.

“I’ve already heard about your background from my subordinates. May I know what you need when you’re underground?”

Richard was stunned for a moment. Did they get to purpose so quickly?

He did not hesitate and went straight to the point.

“I heard that Bloodhoof City needs food and strong alcohol. Coincidentally, my territory has ample supplies.

“So, I’ve come here for trade.”

For trade.

These words made the surrounding barbarian higher-ups somewhat moved.

Previously, they wanted to snatch him because they did not know his strength.

The power he displayed made the barbarians feel he had equal status to trade with them.

The underground world was more naked than the rules on the surface — because there were no rules here, no justice or evil. Only profit and survival.

The strong could have everything.

Richard belonged to the ranks of the strong… At least to them.

The smile on Sel Bloodhoof’s face also became more sincere.

“Bloodhoof City welcomes all kinds of friends, please.”

As Sel Bloodhoof spoke, he gestured to the hall behind him.

Richard nodded slightly. He motioned for Xina and Gunter to follow behind him.

This time, he only brought two heroes and 30 skeleton blood dragons.

The remaining troops were in the underground passage. Richard hid a part of the troops in the Tibetan soldier card in his arms.

He could drive the extraordinary hunter to leave or escape through the sand if something went wrong.

It would be easy to target them if they brought a troop with them and had malicious intentions.

The group entered a banquet hall with a long table.

Richard sat on the left side of the long table, and Sel Bloodhoof sat opposite him.

Other than that, everyone stood to the side. Although there were many empty seats, no one else sat down.

Although only three people faced all the enemies, Richard’s expression didn’t change.

That confident attitude and calm bearing made all the dungeon barbarians give him another sidelong glance.