Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard Chapter 401: A Truly Big Customer (Third Update) - Novel Cool

Chapter 401: A Truly Big Customer (Third Update)

Chapter 401: A Truly Big Customer (Third Update)

If Jerry could really sell them three to five sets, the chances of successfully analyzing Dark Elf Technology would definitely increase. Obtaining a portion of the advanced technology from a Legendary Race would be extremely beneficial for the Company.

Perhaps in the future, the Company could collaborate with the Nova Legion to mass-produce and supply advanced weapons infused with Dark Elf Technology, thus entering the military industry.

And as the Manager who facilitated this deal, he would undoubtedly secure a core position within the Company.

Of course, there is also the possibility of the analysis failing, but overall, it would still be a profitable venture, with no risk of loss.

As for the Blue-skinned Appraiser who had been standing beside Max, why was she so happy?

It was because, based on the content and tone of Jerry's words and her work experience, she could roughly determine that this deal was likely to go through without issues.

The Manager had already mentioned that the commission for this deal would still be credited to her. Therefore, once the transaction was completed, the commission from this single deal alone would be enough to match her earnings for the next six months.

After all, as a junior appraiser, the jobs she usually took on generally ranged from a few dozen to a few hundred. The combined daily appraisal fees and acquisition commissions would only amount to a little over a hundred.

Around three thousand a month, and less than forty thousand a year.

But even if this client only sold two sets, that would still be eight hundred thousand, and her commission would be two hundred thousand. If the client sold five or six sets, it would truly be enough to cover her income for several years.

"Alright, I'll sell you ten thousand sets then!"

Jerry nodded.

At four hundred thousand per set, ten thousand sets would amount to forty billion. He figured that even if the prices here were high, forty billion should be a significant sum.

If it wasn't enough, he still had many Dark Elf aircraft and a massive Dark Elf battleship, which were likely to be even more valuable than these weapons.

"Ten thousand sets, are you sure it’s not ten or a hundred, but ten thousand?"

Max's small, single-lidded eyes nearly matched Jerry's large, double-lidded ones in size, and his tone lost its usual calm.

Jerry nodded seriously and repeated:

"I'm sure, it's ten thousand sets. Do you want me to bring them out now? But I'm afraid there might not be enough space here."

"No, no, please wait a moment!"

Max, fearing that his translator might be malfunctioning, quickly glanced at the Blue-skinned Appraiser beside him.

At that moment, the Blue-skinned Appraiser was holding onto the table with both hands because her legs were so weak that she could barely stand.

Ten thousand sets, that's forty billion. Her commission would be one billion.

This was like a sudden windfall from the sky, and how could she not be weak in the knees?

Seeing the Blue-skinned Appraiser's state, Max knew without asking that it wasn't a malfunction with his translator. The guest from Asgard was indeed going to sell them ten thousand sets of Dark Elf Weapon Sets.

"Esteemed Mr. Carmen, due to the enormous amount of this transaction, I cannot make the decision myself. Could you please wait in the Vip Room for a moment while I consult with my superiors and get back to you?"

Max, barely containing his excitement, bowed slightly and asked Jerry.

"No problem!"

Jerry smiled.

He wasn't in a hurry, and the other party's reaction clearly indicated that forty billion was no small amount. Consulting with superiors was perfectly normal.

"Maria, take our esteemed guest to Vip Room One. No matter what the guest requests, you must fulfill it, understood?"

Max turned and gave the command in Xandar to the blue-skinned appraiser standing beside him.

He thought that Jerry had chosen Maria, a junior appraiser, over the senior appraisers, likely because of her beauty.

So, he didn't assign anyone else and continued to instruct Maria to attend to Jerry.

Besides, he believed that Maria now shared the same interests as he did and would provide the best service possible.

Maria's body trembled slightly at his words, but she replied with determination in her eyes:

"Manager, rest assured, I understand!"

A hundred million credits—this was a fortune that a commoner like Maria could never hope to possess in her entire life.

Even though she had always been self-respecting and had refused the inappropriate requests of many wealthy clients, a hundred million was simply too much to turn down. With this money, she and her family could live the best life possible in the future.

So, she was willing to do whatever it took to satisfy Jerry's requests.

"Mr. Carmen, please follow me!"

Maria composed herself and led Jerry toward Vip Room One with the best demeanor she could muster.

Once inside Vip Room One, Maria's heart began to race with apprehension.

Although she had made up her mind to accept any request, this was still her first time, and she couldn't help but feel nervous.

Fortunately, the person wasn't an oily old man or an elderly gentleman but a very handsome young man.

This thought brought a bit of anticipation to her heart. She realized that even without the money, having a relationship with a young, handsome, and wealthy man didn't seem so unacceptable.

Just as she began to daydream, Jerry's voice startled her:

"Thanks for showing me the way. I can wait here alone. You have work to do, so go ahead!"

"Ah, Mr., don't you need me to serve you here? I can provide any service you need!"

Hearing Jerry's words, Maria was taken aback and replied with a hint of uncertainty.

She and Max had thought that such a high-profile client would have chosen her, a junior appraiser, because of her beauty. She had experienced such situations before and always refused them.

But now, it seemed she had been a bit presumptuous.

"No, no, it's fine. You've already shown me the way. It wouldn't be right to keep you from your work. Go ahead!"

Jerry waved his hand, a Mage who usually relied on Magic and didn't need anyone's assistance.

Maria stepped out of the Vip room, feeling a mix of relief and disappointment.

"Her features are quite nice, but that blue skin is a bit unsettling."

Watching Maria leave, Jerry inwardly commented.

He had chosen Maria to appraise the items simply because he didn't have a translator and couldn't read Xandar's script, not because of her beauty.

As a native Earthling, his aesthetic standards were quite normal. A person with blue skin didn't interest him at all.

Not everyone is a fan of Avatar, you know!

(End of Chapter)

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