The Goddess Made A Mistake Again

Chapter 60 - 60 - The Girl

"Splash!" "Splash!"

Sounds of water being stepped on could be heard. It was us who were walking around the damp place and under us were some liquids on the floor… what those liquids contained, I didn't even wanna know.

The slave keeper looked here and there for the girl I asked him for and said, "You have a very unique selection, sir."

He moved the fire ball around a cage, lighting it up but didn't find the person we're looking for, "It's very specific, your choice. Fortunately, I have one who should fit those descriptions."

"Strangely you have quite a general description that matches someone I have."

The slave keeper walked for a few moments before stopping abruptly. He murmured something like 'Am I fucked?' then turned to me.

"Remind me sir, where was it that you heard I have someone like that here?"

"A friend of mine told me that."

"And that friend's name."

"Why should that be your concern?"

He frowned slightly, "You don't… happen to be the girl's brother or something right?... if-if you are I-I should tell you that I keep all my produ- people in good condition."

I deadpanned at the guy, "Do I look I came here to cause trouble."

"No?" He said uncertain.

"I came here to buy guards and heard from a friend that a person I'm looking for could be here, so I came here to buy her." I turned slightly angry, "But if you think that by accusing me of nonsense things you can increase the price then I'm not buying." I turned back.

The slave keeper immediately sweated buckets seeing a good business going away because of his blunder and tried to stop me, "Sorry sir! I didn't think before opening my mouth and said nasty things to you." But I didn't stop.

"I- I'll lower the price of the girl to 90 pounds, n-no 80 pounds… 70!" He said but I still kept on walking and was almost close to the stairs.

He bit his lips and finally shouted, "50 POUNDS!"

I smiled from his back and turned around, "Alright then, show me."

The slave keeper had sweat falling from his head at the great loss, but nodded as he kept the bigger picture.

As we

"They hurt you, didn't they."

"They murdered the innocent girl from a time and made her into this."

"Tell me… whatever your name is, what would you do if I let you out right now?"