"I know it is the Philosopher's Stone, and I also know what it means to the devil. Is there any problem in exchanging it for the virus in your hand?" Mu Hua asked with his head down, looking at Besero who stopped jumping in front of him.

All demons like the Philosopher's Stone, but Besero's reaction seemed a bit too big. Mu Hua thought that as a demon businessman, it should be knowledgeable.

Just a philosopher's stone can make it lose its composure. Could this guy be selling fake medicine?

"No problem, no, there is a problem, no, no, the virus can be given to you." In response to Mu Hua's inquiry, Becero, contrary to his usual attitude, spoke positively and generously.

"Send it to me?" Mu Hua questioned.

"Yes, as a gift, do you have any philosopher's stones? You just need to tell me where these philosopher's stones come from?" Besero asked tentatively with his eyes rolling.

"These? Haha, Becerro, do you think I can answer this kind of question?" Mu Hua was alert in his heart, and he remained expressionless, but he was secretly brewing a flash.

Becerra was on guard against Mu Hua, and Mu Hua was also worried that Becerra would stab him in the kidney.

Tuesday said that Besero would not threaten him because of the Philosopher's Stone. Mu Hua trusted Tuesday, but he couldn't help but be cautious about a demon with a bunch of magic rings on his hands.

Mu Hua had just tried it and found that the shielding magic around him had no confinement effect. If Becerro made any unusual movements, Mu Hua would dodge away immediately.

Originally, Becerra was distancing himself from Mu Hua without leaving a trace, but now it was Mu Hua who was silently moving away from Becerra.

As if noticing Mu Hua's actions, Besero quickly raised his hands to signal to Mu Hua that he was harmless.

"Dear Mr. Mu Hua, relax, I mean no harm."

"The Philosopher's Stone is a very valuable trading item. I just want to know how much wealth you have. This is confirmation. I just want to confirm what level of help I should provide you." Besero said slowly.

"Devil Merchant, that's not something you should know." Tuesday came out from behind Mu Hua and said in a proud tone.

"Hmm~~, the cursed spirit?" Confused at first, but after observing for a moment, Besero showed a surprised expression on his face.

"Wow~ I have to say, Mr. Mu Hua, you are so lucky. You will definitely become a high-quality customer."

Tuesday claimed to be a torturer. This was the first time Mu Hua saw someone recognize her identity. He was no less surprised than Besero. This devil businessman really had some tricks.

Mu Hua was even more cautious, as no one knew better than him how much help Tuesday could bring to the boarders. At this moment, he even felt a little regretful, as Tuesday's attitude towards this devil businessman was really unrestrained.

"Mr. Mu Hua, believe me, I have no hostility towards you. Whether it is the Philosopher's Stone or the Cursed Spirit, I will not cause you any harm because of these." Seeing Mu Hua's vigilance, Besero began to explain.

"I am a devil, a little devil, and you need to understand that we are different from most devils."

"The Philosopher's Stone itself has no effect on the evolution of the devil. We grow through trade."

"Only successful trades can allow the devil to gain the energy to evolve. Trading for more valuable items can allow the devil to transcend its own shackles and allow us to grow and become stronger."

"Killing and looting are of no use to us." Besero said, but he saw Mu Hua looking at him with a 'you are kidding me' look.

"Well, those are just bad tastes. They have no meaning except satisfying some psychological needs."

"But please believe me, we will never pursue psychological needs from high-quality customers. We even rarely put bad tastes on regular customers. Demon merchants are still very popular." Becerro spread his hands and changed his words.

Becerro explained patiently, but Mu Hua always felt that this guy was talking nonsense. Let's not talk about the devil's growth conditions. As for the customers? To put it bluntly, if you are valuable, they won't cheat you. If you are not valuable, they will treat you as a toy.

"No, I'm telling the truth. You know, we didn't come here on our own initiative."

"The devil merchant was summoned, but he didn't have a suitable item to trade with. He was greedy and summoned the devil merchant. Is it too much to be retaliated by the devil merchant?"

"If you humans order a door-to-door service without paying, you will also be beaten, right?" Besero analyzed.

“…”Mu Hua was silent. It seemed that what he said made sense.

"So, the transaction itself is more important to us, you don't need to be wary of me." "I will provide you with considerate service, keep your secrets, and strive to gain your trust."

"After all, I don't want to lose you. I don't want you to fall into the arms of other devil merchants. We are in the same group." Besero knelt down and bowed, performing a slightly funny etiquette to Mu Hua.

"Before I'm squeezed dry." Mu Hua said stubbornly, unable to find any fault with Becero's words.

"Okay, I admit it. I'm a devil merchant, you know." Besero said nonchalantly.

Mu Hua smiled bitterly and shook his head. It seemed that there was no need to argue with Becerro on this issue. The devil was still the devil, and you couldn't expect a devil to be pure and kind.

When you are with a liar, you have to be careful about being cheated. If you are cheated, you deserve it.

After all, you know that he often lies, but you still want to get along with him. If you get cheated, who can you blame?
It's a very simple truth, and it's quite appropriate to apply it to the devil merchant.

Not to mention the devil merchants, even human merchants would probably do things that would kill people without compensation.

"I still have the Philosopher's Stone. What can I buy from you?" After thinking it through, Mu Hua said to Becerro.

"No, no, Mr. Mu Hua, our intersection depends on what you want?" Besero's eyes lit up.

"I will try my best to meet your needs." Besero rubbed his hands and said to Mu Hua with a bit of humility.

When Tuesday showed up, Besero really gave Mu Hua the extract of the plague demon's rotten flesh, and even attached a therapeutic serum. This serum was unique and only targeted this virus. This made Mu Hua realize the trouble of the plague demon.

Tuesday must have brought some extra points to Mu Hua. Even though he was not sure how many philosopher's stones he had, Becero still valued Mu Hua very much.

A being followed by a cursed spirit will not be too weak as long as it is not killed. Being not weak also means that it can make money to some extent.

Devils become demon merchants not simply for wealth, but to achieve their own growth through trading. They sell items to all walks of life and are also merchants who purchase and sell in hell.

They will even help the projected monsters transfer supplies to hell and open banks in the courtyard. All of this involves transactions. The more valuable the things obtained through transactions are, the more beneficial it will be to their growth.

But what is more bizarre is that trading with humans promotes their growth far more than trading between demons, which also makes demon merchants very "sincere" towards humans.

If you want to complete high-quality transactions with humans, you must have high-quality goods.

These goods cannot come out of nothing, and it is inevitable that they are collected and purchased in hell.

By the way, some things can't be bought with just devil coins.

The Philosopher's Stone is originally a very valuable item, and in hell, it is a trading item that absolutely surpasses the devil's gold coins and souls.

This is probably why Becerro was so excited.

He has the Philosopher's Stone and is accompanied by the Spirit of Curse. He is young and seems to be very powerful.

Even though he was not sure how many Philosopher's Stones Mu Hua had, Besero had fully affirmed Mu Hua's potential as a high-quality customer.

After all, it is just a little devil, not a highly qualified devil businessman, and it is quite difficult for it to meet relatively safe and potential customers.

Businessmen can indeed hurt people, but there are also many clients who will stab businessmen, so for the time being, Becero values ​​potential rather than strength. He still attaches more importance to establishing diplomatic relations with clients. Well, those who are too poor are not considered clients.

In front of Besero, Mu Hua grabbed a handful of philosopher's stones to give Besero some confidence.

When Mu Hua put away the Philosopher's Stones again, Besero cried. This guy actually cried, leaving tears in silence. . .

This is a big fish. We must not let it go and we must not let any devil businessman know of his existence.

Besero swore in his heart. (End of this chapter)