Luther guessed: "Could it be that it hasn't been replaced for a long time? It thinks that we dislike the price and takes the initiative to increase the price for us?"

"It's possible. What do you think it does in exchange for so many fairy beans? To fill the stomach?" Nigris asked.

"Well, if it is an evil god and relies on fairy beans to fill its stomach, how many pills should it eat a day? We haven't changed it with it for so long, and it hasn't starved to death," Luther said.

I saw Ange picking up the elf bean, mobilizing the elements to burn on its surface, and quickly engraved a few small words: "Are you hungry?"

The elf bean was hooked away, and the furry claws immediately stretched out again, but as soon as they were stretched out, they immediately retracted, probably because they discovered the words on the bean.

Then after several minutes, the paw stretched out, and there was a black stone on the palm, with two words written crookedly on it: "So hungry."

"It can read human words. You ask it, can it be full after eating elf beans?" Nigris said excitedly.

"Can the elf bean be full?" Ange carved the words and put the elf bean into his palm.

"It's delicious." The little paw stretched out, and there was still a black stone on the palm.

"Anything else to eat?"

The sentence "Others are delicious" is not marked, but Nigris guessed that it should be a question, otherwise it would not correspond to the question.

"What else have you eaten?"

This question made the little paw not reach out for a long time. After a few minutes, it reached out and saw a furry head crookedly drawn on the black stone. It was tilted and doubts were expressly expressed in its two eyes.

In addition to the stone, there was also an upgrade bean. Despite the conversation, the evil god obviously did not forget to exchange the four elf beans and returned one upgrade bean.

This soul-level painting style made Luther and Nigris burst into laughter: "It seems that it doesn't know what it has eaten. Let's try the same ones and see if it wants something else."

Ange thought for a while and took out a small glowing fragment.

Nigris was so frightened that he grabbed him and said, "What do you want to do? This is a fragment of the god. What do you want to do?"

The soul in the body of God escaped, but was caught by the God of Life and crushed to pieces.

The broken spirit was scattered and was gathered up unceremoniously by Ange. Together with a large piece snatched by the little angel, more than half of the soul of the god's body was in Ange's hands.

"There are many." Ange took out a handful. They were all fragments of the gods. The piece he took out before was not as good as one-sixtieth of what is here.

"Then save your money and don't waste it." Nigris had no choice but to let go.

The fragment of the spirit was placed on the holding hand, and the little paws pressed it down, then hooked it back.

After more than ten seconds, he stretched out his claws again and grabbed a handful full of them, about seven or eight upgrade beans. He threw them down, retracted them, and grabbed another handful.

A small fragment of the spirit was exchanged for two handfuls of sixteen upgrade beans.

"There are too many. I can't use them. Ask if I can change them to something else." Nigris said.

Ange used the elf bean to carve the words: "Change it with something else." and put it together with a fragment of the spirit.

There was no movement for several minutes again.

Everyone is not in a hurry. Now Nigris has figured it out. His little paws are not moving. He is either hesitating about what to exchange for, or he is weighing the value of what to exchange for.

The little paws stretched out again, holding something in their hands, flexing and stretching the palms and toes, as if they wanted to give but didn't want to give.
Chapter completed!