"Wait, Lord Sherlock, are you... planning to pretend to be an archaeological expert? But why?" Blue fell into deep thought, and then quickly said: "I understand! Lord Sherlock, you... you are really insidious.

So cunning."

Blue then asked with a joking voice:

"But Lord Sherlock, what you just told the shopkeeper was a female devil. The archaeologist you said you wanted to recommend is a female devil! But you are a man? Lord Sherlock?!"

Sherlock said expressionlessly:

"Did it say she was a woman in the contract? No, don't you know that for high-level demons, as long as it is not written in the contract, even a punctuation mark will not count? Then I am a trustworthy person.

Of course, the devil will fulfill the contract completely!"

"That's it, that's it. I'm still worried. It seems I'm over-worrying. But Lord Sherlock, how do you know that the goblin shopkeeper will be moved by your suggestion? Logically speaking, he holds the key.

The owner should also have the right to explore the ruins, right? He can definitely explore the ancient ruins on his own, right?" Blue asked another question.

"Do you really think that a goblin shopkeeper, or a goblin shopkeeper under the name of a merchant alliance, can be the sole owner of the key and have all the rights to explore the ruins?" Sherlock continued:

"I'm afraid all he can get is the cost of the key plus some magic stone rewards. At most, the system will give him certain benefits, such as tax cuts and so on. The merchant alliance is an alliance, not a merchant charity. A goblin with only one shop is doing business

It’s not for the Lord. So he won’t refuse my proposal, and it’s impossible for him to refuse it.”

"Are you a devil?"

"Yes, upper demon."

Half of Sherlock's face was hidden in the shadows, revealing a sinister smile.

"Here we are, Lord Demon, two magic stones."

The hell carriage stopped, and the beastman driver turned around and said this.

"Is it so expensive? The price has increased? Did you take me on a detour?"

…………

"Snapped!"

The Hell Carriage left behind Sherlock. In front of Sherlock was the hotel [Black Inn] where he visited Professor Bacon last time.

At the entrance of the [Black Shop], it was as deserted as last time, and the magic light sign showed an ambiguous red light.

Sherlock pulled his collar, put his hands in his pockets, and walked towards the [Black Shop] in front of him.

However, when Sherlock saw a green-skinned female beastman standing against the stone wall, Sherlock paused slightly.

The female beastman saw Sherlock's paused movements, narrowed her eyes, stepped on high heels, twisted her waist, and swayed something unknown, and walked over seductively.

He winked at Sherlock:

"Pretty boy, do you want to apply for a certificate?"

(Logically speaking, they should be updated separately. However, considering the readers’ reading experience, and because this is a very important part of describing Sherlock’s character and shaping the protagonist’s character, it will definitely have a big impact if separated, so the decision is still
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