However, Hans didn’t say his thoughts out loud. He simply stared at the scene before him with calm and reflective eyes.

“Don’t worry. I am not asking for the parts to be completely free,” Feijadiru said.

“That’s good to hear.” Lara had no intention of selling the dragon parts, but she wondered what this brother of hers who seemed to be more empty-headed than an orc would say.

“What would you give me as payment?”

“Money.”

A dragon’s body was something that people couldn’t even buy with money, and accordingly, Lara had never heard of a dragon’s body being exchanged for a price. Since the dragon’s body was a treasure that held the world’s attention, rumors would’ve at least spread if such an exchange took place. The dragon’s body was just that valuable. If one tried to buy it with money, they would truly need to pile up gold coins as high as a mountain. Yet, looking at Feijadiru’s attitude, it didn’t seem like he would offer such an amount. As expected, the price that Feijadiru offered to pay made Lara’s mouth gape open in disbelief and astonishment.

“…You are offering only that much?” Lara asked.

“Only that much! You are completely full of yourself. This amount of money is enough to buy a castle!”...