Chapter 109 Another Contractor

"It's not what you think."

It took Fary a full twenty minutes to explain to Lisabel that he had no interest in that area.

Looking at the bandaged wounds on her body, Lisabel decided to trust the strange dragon's words for now. After all, if the dragon wanted to do something, she would have no ability to resist.

"call……"

Fari wiped the non-existent sweat from his forehead and prepared to get to the point.

"Invading a dragon's lair is no small matter."

"I know."

Lysabelle nodded and admitted her fault directly.

"But in my current situation, I can't come up with a compensation that will satisfy you."

She did not try to argue with Fari, but just calmly explained her current situation to Fari.

The dragon didn't kill her outright, which made Lysabelle feel like she could take a gamble, betting that the dragon wanted to gain more benefits from her.

She was right in her bet, Fary really wanted to get more from her. Even if he could get any information about the mastermind behind the scenes from her, it would be of great value.

"In your current situation, it seems that you really cannot afford the compensation."

Lysabelle watched Fari's performance quietly. Although she had never heard of a dragon with scales as colorful as Fari, judging by his behavior and the fact that he could mingle with silver dragons, it was highly likely that he was not an evil dragon.

Except for the ferocious and cruel dragons, most dragons will not take the lives of mortals at will. This is not because they are kind, but because they are proud and rarely take mortal species seriously. For these weak creatures, showing their generosity appropriately will bring them a sense of superiority. Silver dragons especially like this sense of superiority.

"Forget it, I'll just say it straight."

Fari soon discovered that there was no fear in the girl's eyes. She was just watching him perform silently. In this case, Fari was too lazy to continue acting.

"Once this contract is signed, you can leave."

A contract appeared in Lysabel's hand.

"You want me to be your servant for thirty years?"

"This is not an excessive contract. Even for dragons like us who have a relatively good temper, we would not easily let the invaders go after our nests are invaded."

Savrina, who was lying on the "bed", spoke slowly, and her voice made Lysabel tremble.

"It's not a completely fixed 30 years. You have the opportunity to end this contract early."

Fari pointed to one of the escape clauses. After offering enough wealth to compensate Fari for his losses, Lisabel would be completely free, but this clause was difficult to achieve.

The initial amount of compensation is not small. After all, invading the lair of a tenth-level dragon is not a trivial matter in itself, and this amount will accumulate interest over time.

Although the interest rate in the clause is not high, the already high compensation amount will reach a terrifying number in just ten years under this interest rate.

"Nearly a year's worth of tax revenue from the Whispering Wind Kingdom." Lysabel thought about it. Every point in this contract seemed very reasonable. The amount of compensation was not excessive. It was better to say that after invading the territory of a 10th-level dragon, being able to use money to solve the problem already showed that this was a benevolent dragon. This not-so-excessive amount of compensation was enough for an 8th-level clergyman to work for him for 30 years. The interest was also reasonable. However, with these very reasonable terms combined, the final result was that Lysabel had to work as a servant for Farrell for 30 years.

"I sign."

But Lysabel saw an opportunity in the contract and quickly signed her name.

This action surprised Farui a little, and he wondered if some big gold mine was discovered outside while he was sleeping, and the gold coins were worthless. But Farui quickly shook off this conjecture. If this was true, the goblins who only cared about money would always mention it when they prayed.

Fary looked at the contract in his hand again, and after confirming that there were no problems with the terms of the contract, he signed his name.

The contract is established.

When Lysabel saw Fari's name, her eyes flickered.

"Dear Master, what should I do now?"

She immediately assumed the posture of a servant.

"You can leave and do what you want. When I need you to do something, I will naturally contact you through the contract."

Lysabelle stood there, not moving.

"What's wrong? I told you that you can leave."

Fari walked towards his big bed made of treasures, ready to make up for his sleep. During the previous sleep, he had been hearing various prayers in his ears, and was forced to watch the pictures of believers praying, so he didn't sleep well at all.

"Sir, you know that I am being hunted down now, and even the last few companions have been separated in the transmission. If I leave rashly, it will be difficult to guarantee my survival."

Servants are not slaves. As a master, Fary has the power to command servants, but also the obligation to provide protection for them.

"Wait for me here."

Fary muttered to himself. If, as Fary guessed, she was here because of the hand behind the scenes, then obviously, this might be one of the purposes of the hand behind the scenes, to let him provide shelter for Lisabel and thus connect her to the events behind the scenes.

And if there is no big hand behind all this as Farri guessed, then he can't let Lisabel stay here. It seems that Safrina is already staying here. If Lisabel is added, it will be too much trouble for Farri, who likes to lie dead alone in his nest.

"Dear master, are you unwilling to protect your humble servant?"

This was the opportunity that Lisabell saw. After becoming her servants, she might be able to get a little help from a strange tenth-level dragon and an eleventh-level silver dragon that she seemed to have a good relationship with.

Not to mention that the strange dragon was named Farui. Lysabel had heard this name from the goblins before. Those goblins seemed to be servants of this dragon. Maybe she could use this identity to establish a relationship with the goblins.

Lisabel put on a pitiful look. If she appeared in the theaters of those cities, she would definitely charm the guys in the theaters, but Farry would only feel annoyed.

"Pick whatever you want. Oh, where are my magic items?"

Fari said the second half of the sentence to Safrina. He realized that there seemed to be only ordinary treasures left in the cave, and the better things were gone.

"Go inside. It's the third room on the left side of the passage. It's the magic item storage room that we just dug out. Grab your stuff and leave quickly."

(End of this chapter)