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President Wood's face turned pale, and he said with difficulty: "I don't have that many magic stones..."
"If you don't have the Philosopher's Stone, can't you just use something else of equal value as collateral?" Jimmy waved his hand nonchalantly and urged, "You go first. Are you afraid to gamble?"
President Wood gritted his teeth and said, "Of course not. 130 Philosopher's Stones are 130 Philosopher's Stones."
He regretted it~regretted that he shouldn't have squeezed Jimmy.
Unfortunately, things have come to this point. No matter how painful it is, we have to grit our teeth and persevere.
He took out the remaining 13 magic stones from his storage ring, thought for a moment, and then took out a key with a painful look on his face: "This is the key to my magic airship. One magic airship is equivalent to 150 magic stones..."
Before he could finish his words, Jimmy's eyes had already swept over him: "Who are you trying to fool? I am a professional alchemist. The materials of your magic airship are worth at most 50 magic stones."
"How can this be calculated like this? The blueprint of the magic airship is only available in the Magicians Association. I have spent so much time and energy to make this airship..." President Wood argued with a red face.
After some bargaining, this magic airship was finally worth 80 magic stones.
"We still need 37 Philosopher's Stones," Jimmy urged. "Take out whatever good stuff you have. Don't say you don't have it. I don't believe it."
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President Wood picked and chose in his space ring for a long time, and finally picked out a holy sword: "I found this holy sword in a ruin, and it is useless to me. I will use it to pay for the last 37 magic stones~"
Jimmy glanced at it and said with disdain: "Don't try to fool me. The material and performance of this holy sword are very ordinary. It only has a little research value because it came from the ruins. It is worth 17 magic stones at most."
President Wood looked bitter.
Jimmy himself is a master alchemist and is very familiar with the materials and properties of various magical items. It is almost impossible to fool him.
He now felt more and more that he had dug a hole for himself...
Unfortunately, we are now in a difficult situation.
The holy weapon that he had hidden in the bottom of his box must not be touched. He had no choice but to take out a bunch of precious materials and magic scrolls.
Jimmy counted all the items and quickly calculated their value in his mind: "These things are worth 19 Philosopher's Stones, one more is missing."
President Wood was almost pissed off by him: "Why are you so fussy about a single Philosopher's Stone?"
"Of course I have to care about it. This is a philosopher's stone!" Jimmy slammed the table and glared, showing no intention of giving in.
President Wood was speechless, and in his mind he recalled the beginning when Jimmy was hesitant to take out a magic stone.
He wiped his face and said, "Well, I also have a small private island on the edge of Xingyue Lake."
"What use do I have for an island?" Jimmy frowned. "It's worse than alchemical materials..."
Wood was so angry that he almost stood up and slammed the table: "This is an island located inside the Magicians Association. Becoming the owner of the island gives you the right to freely enter and exit the archipelago, and you can also build your own private laboratory on it. Many core members of the association want it but don't have it yet!"