Chapter 124: Awakening of the Conqueror Color

After some communication, Moria found that this Aisi Mills was a rare talent.

Whether it was his knowledge or his methods, he was one of the best talents, and his own strength was not weak.

Moria had a heart of love for talent.

Now, although Moria had a lot of people under him, most of them only knew how to fight and kill, and there was no one who was very good at socializing. If there was Aisi Mills on the trip to Fishman Island, it would provide a lot of help.

Moria was a fat house, and he was really not used to this kind of social method.

At that time, sending Aisi Mills to come forward would be better than Moria himself.

However, this was just Moria's wishful thinking. No matter what, he was now an important member of a slave giant family and a noble. How could he get along with you, a pirate? This was a bit too outrageous!

Nobles, no matter in which society, belong to the upper class!

Moria could only give up this idea.

Maybe he wanted to make friends with Moria, or maybe he wanted to compensate Moria.

When selecting slaves, Ess Mills was particularly attentive, introducing various slaves in detail and leading Moria to choose suitable slaves.

Along the way, Moria was able to open his eyes and see all kinds of slaves.

Women, men, pirates, long-handed people, dwarf people, fish people, fur people, etc., all races from all over the world gathered here, which was spectacular.

Rich people, nobles and other gorgeously dressed people shuttled between them, pointing and commenting on various slaves, chatting, and choosing slaves they were satisfied with. Only now, there is this rare opportunity to see so many slaves. In the past, to buy a slave, you have to bid at the auction house, and you can't choose, and you may not even be able to get it at the auction.

So everyone present was smiling. The nobles were happy to have chosen a satisfactory slave, and the traffickers were happy to have sold it at a good price. In short, everyone is happy.

Such a grand event, naturally, those celestial dragons who like slaves will not miss it.

However, due to the distance, Moria only saw the celestial dragon from a distance, and nothing happened.

During the period, Moria naturally saw the fishman, but after seeing the price, Moria instantly lost interest.

The cheapest fishman, a guy who was about to lose his teeth, also cost 30 million Baileys, not to mention the strong fishman. Moreover, most of these fishmen have been reserved, and if you want to buy them, you can only pay a higher price.

At this price, even if you have 1 billion Baileys, you can't buy many fishmen.

It's really a blatant robbery!

This money comes faster than robbing a bank, no wonder so many people want to get involved in the slave industry.

It seems that this trip to Mermaid Island must be successful! Otherwise, if Moria really comes here to buy fishman slaves, it will not be enough even if he goes bankrupt.

After a round of walking, Moriah found that the price of human slaves was not bad, but the prices of rare races such as fishmen, dwarfs, and long-handed people were more outrageous than one another. After all, things are rare and expensive.

At the same time, the price was also hyped up by the Celestial Dragons. In order to compete, they kept buying slaves at high prices. Naturally, the price was getting higher and higher.

Moriah also saw the finale of this slave festival, two giant slaves.

These were slaves that the slave giants spent a lot of money to get for this event. And those Celestial Dragons also came for this.

However, it was obvious that these two giants were just captured, and they kept resisting, and even injured a Celestial Dragon, making a mess of the scene.

Moriah was not interested in watching this farce. After walking around, Moriah's observation color did not sense any young slaves with outstanding talents, so he asked to see the warehouse.

Ess Mills took Moriah to a large warehouse. Before entering, he heard miserable wails coming from inside.

The slaves inside are very different from the slaves outside. They all look ragged.

There are densely packed cages of all sizes inside, all of which are human slaves, many of whom are refugees caused by war.

In the slave industry, such slaves are the least valuable, unlike those rare species, who are immediately snapped up by people as soon as they are caught. Ace Mills said that if Moria wants, she can make the decision herself. As long as 100 million Baileys, the slaves in the entire warehouse can be given to Moria.

Looking at these ragged people, many of them are old people and children, and each of them looks pale and thin.

It is really better to be a dog in peace than a man in troubled times!

To be honest, these people are completely a burden to Moria. They are basically old people and children, and there are very few young and middle-aged people. These should be the worthless waste selected from the slaves. If they are taken out for sale, few people will want them, and they can't be sold for much money.

Moria did not continue to walk inside, and withdrew his observation Haki perception, but turned around and asked what would happen to these people.

Ais Mills replied,

"If no one wants them in the end, they will sell their organs or become miners."

"These will be the final destinations of these people."

Listening to the natural answer of Ess Mills, Moriah believed that after so many killings, he was already a cold-blooded person, but the soul of a modern person in his body still could not stand such a thing.

"200 million Baileys, sent to the Terror Bark."

"Okay!"

For Moriah's offer, Ess Mills naturally agreed.

Dealing with these useless slaves and getting a good price, he was naturally in a good mood.

At this time, Moriah even had a rage in his heart, wanting to make a big fuss at this so-called slave trade conference and kill all these well-dressed man-eating beasts, but in the end, Moriah's reason still prevailed and tried to keep himself awake.

In this way, Moriah could not change anything. Even if Moriah killed all the people here, there would still be other slave traders engaged in this trafficking activity, and even more cruel. And Moriah himself was just chased by the navy and sent to the city of Push.

No, there are still Celestial Dragons here. If Moria kills them, he will probably die.

As a modern man and a homeboy, Moria himself does not have much ambition. He only hopes that he can live to the end. At that time, he will directly turn to the revolutionary army, which is also a perfect ending.

But now, Moria feels that since he is here, he still has to do something, such as the scene in front of Moria.

Although it is difficult, he must do it and try his best to do it well.

If you have to give a reason, it may be to give yourself peace of mind!

There is no other reason.

From then on, in addition to living to the end, there is another goal, that is, to change the world, and change it a little bit.

After thinking about these clearly, Moria felt that his heart suddenly lightened, his head seemed to be much lighter, and the whole person felt much more comfortable.

However, in the eyes of Ess Mills next to him, Moria's changes were not a little bit big, as if he had become a different person.

At the same time, that fleeting feeling was absolutely correct, and the slave who fainted next to him was the evidence.

Moriah awakened the Conqueror Haki.

Although it was very weak, it was indeed Conqueror Haki, because Ace Mills had felt it up close and personal, but Moriah's was very inconspicuous.

At this time, Moriah didn't notice this at all, but just felt in a good mood and walked out directly.

Ace Mills moved her lips and wanted to tell Moriah, but she finally held back.

Looking at Moriah's back, Ace Mills followed him.