Eight Hundred and Thirty-Four Chapters of the Transaction, the Big and Small Who Are Not "Valuable"

Tony froze for a moment, frowned, "You want it? What are you doing?"

Luke gestured to the jet device behind him, "Do you think I use this low-power thing because of environmental protection and energy conservation?"

Tony's brows are still frowning, "You have skills?"

Luke "What do you think?"

"Where did you get the technology?" Tony asked subconsciously.

Luke crossed his arms, "This is the treatment that saved you? Mr. Stark, you are really a "generous" person."

Tony came back to his senses, slightly embarrassed.

This is a fault he has developed over the years, and he made it again without noticing it for a while.

When it comes to technology, he always involuntarily goes into problem baby mode, especially small reactors with palladium, which he doesn't think anyone else in the world can do.

Seeing the young master shut up, Luke continued, "If it's a deal, I'll find you when I have time. If you don't want to, then forget about it."

Tony was stunned "Huh?"

Luke "Palladium is a good solution, but it's not the only solution. Since I met you today, I'll ask by the way."

Looking at the young master's expression, he still mocked, "Don't worry. Even if you refuse, I won't turn around and kill you. I'm not you, and you're not one of those daily-disposable women."

Tony looked embarrassed for a moment, but quickly returned to normal.

As the president of an arms group, how can you get involved in society if you want your face.

"Okay, or not?" Luke "If it wasn't for this, I wouldn't be too lazy to make a trip to the United States."

Tony pondered this time, apparently considering Luke's deal.

After a few minutes, he nodded slowly, "I can get you a little palladium, but the amount..."

Luke nodded more simply, "I'm not using it to make X-bombs, just two pounds."

Tony choked again at the direct offer.

He is a businessman.

Although he does not like to bargain with others, those are the duties of others in the company, but it is common for others to come to him to bargain.

Now there is a one-price, no-nonsense person, he is really not used to it.

Luke didn't care so much, so he just said that casually.

After a while, he will be rich, and he will naturally collect palladium from other sources, so he doesn't need to go to Tony anymore.

Don't look at Tony like a good boy now, this guy is very smart.

Now his life is in Luke's hands. Although Luke doesn't mean it at all, as one of the most successful arms dealers in the world, how could the young and old just trust others.

What kind of life-saving grace is not important to many big people.

After being rescued at most, they will be grateful for a moment, and after they are safe and sound, these big men will habitually weigh the benefits and losses.

It is not uncommon to sell the savior backhand if it is beneficial.

Like Luke saving Tony just now, the young master didn't thank him, at least he didn't pass the system's gratitude judgment.

Luke wasn't surprised either.

Only an idiot would think that Tony, a big arms businessman for more than ten years, would trust people casually, as close as brothers.

He wouldn't trust anyone without enough time, and a shared experience of adversity.

Luke knew this very well, because he was the same person.

Tony's expression changed for a while there, and finally nodded, "Deal."

Two pounds of palladium is far from the critical mass and can only be used as fuel, which is consistent with what Luke said before.

And even if Luke asked for more palladium, he would agree now.

If Luke dared to ask, he dared to answer.

Whether to give it or not, or how much to give, it can be considered after escaping.

Everything he has experienced during this time has taught Tony the truth that people have to bow their heads under the eaves.

When necessary, it is not ashamed to be intimidated with the enemy.

Luke got this promise from Tony and snickered in his heart.

With a system in place, he cannot arbitrarily take other people's things as his own.

There is no such thing as palladium, and there is no black thing for him to snatch.

Two pounds of palladium, while valuable, was nothing compared to Tony's life.

Luke didn't coerce Tony to complete the deal, it was another matter for him to think too much.

After that, if you want to default on your debt, Luke can also take two pounds of palladium directly from Tony.

As an agreed transaction, the system will naturally not deduct his points.

Essentially, the deal was the same as Wieland's hire, except that Tony was paying for something other than money.

After the deal was reached, Luke was satisfied, and he stopped talking nonsense with the young masters. He turned around and left, "I'll leave first, be careful yourself."

Tony froze for a moment, "You..."

Luke "I don't want to be caught by your soldiers. Hehe, their reputation is not very good."

Tony was speechless and could only watch the white figure disappear into the hole.

For a while, he couldn't help but doubt himself, how could this Mr. White Wolf look like he couldn't wait to leave? Could it be because of jealousy that I'm too handsome?

Just thinking about it like this, he smelled the "strong" "masculine scent" exuding from his body, and when he came back to his senses, could it be that the "charm" on me could no longer be resisted?

Ignoring the self-doubt, Luke trotted out of the valley after he came out.

He wasn't worried about Tony's safety.

The bandits in the valley were all confirmed to be dead by him, and there were no people for dozens of kilometers around the valley.

The person Tony had just contacted on the radio was Happy.

Obviously, Tony had great doubts about the American side, and did not want the news of his rescue to be known to the military first.

Happy is his hard-core confidant, and in some emergencies, he has special authority to mobilize Tony's private troops to carry out operations.

Tony is an arms seller, and his net worth has never been clear, but he rarely does these things himself.

Now, of course, is the necessary moment to deploy these private forces.

Luke didn't really leave either.

After leaving the valley, he returned to the previous small cave and waited while watching the surveillance footage of the drone.

Although it felt a bit bitter, as long as he looked at the system prompt, he was happy.

The system wiped out the important branches of the Ten Rings Gang, killed the leader Raza, and the mission was completed.

The total task experience is 12,000, and the points are 12,000.

The task contribution rate is 90, the experience gained is 10800, and the points are 10800.

This group of Ten Rings Gang did a lot of evil, and their experience points per capita reached 50 points.

In ordinary gangs, at least a small leader can have so many experience points, but there are more than 200 people here.

The elite blamed himself for holding a group and guarding the spot, sitting and waiting for himself to brush. This kind of great good thing Luke rarely encountered once, so there was nothing to be dissatisfied with.

But another hint gave Luke a pain in the ass.

The system rescues Tony Stark, and the mission is completed.

100 total mission experience, 100 points

The task contribution rate is 100, the experience gained is 100, and the points are 100

Host experience 62100100000.

Points 80900.