Chapter 37: Under the Umbrella (2/2)

”Alright, next batch,” he peered at the gathering and said. ”The starting price would be the same. Start!”

So the bidding continued many people competed with each other. The man who bought the first batch also participated but failed to get his hands on any more potion. Other people weren't their just to watch the show after all.

Kadyn noticed that anyone who bid seemed to have a force behind him as they stood in groups and no one dared to go near them. However, he also noticed a lonely figure standing at the corner. She looked around a 20 years old lady with a curvaceous body and charming countenance and green eyes and black hair and slim waist and big boobs and sexy ass.

She wore a beautiful blue dress that enhanced her charm even further. In her hand was an umbrella of blue colour that painted a perfect picture of some classic painting—the strange thing was that no one dared to go close to her, either.

No matter who it was, they maintained their distance from her, peeking at her from time to time from the corner of their eyes. Kadyn was enchanted by her beauty. He had never seen anyone more beautiful than her in his life. He was just eighteen years old, and his blood was also hot. After all which man doesn't like beautiful women?

Kadyn took a deep breath and shook his head. For a moment he was distracted, but he controlled his emotions and went to proceed with his auction. He failed to notice a surprised look on that lady's face—surprised that he could resist her charm and curled her rosy lips. An alluring smile appeared on her face, and her brows arched like a crescent moon. Alas, no one saw that sight, as they had already turned towards Kadyn.

”Alright,” Kadyn said. ”Let's begin…”

”Cut to the chase,” an arrogant voice came from one of the groups. Kadyn turned and saw a girl gazing in his direction with a proud look. She was rather beautiful. If that blue clothed woman wasn't here, she would be number one beauty in the crowd. She can even match Elora in beauty. However, Elora was just fifteen years old—there was a vast room to grow. But this girl was already around twenty. Her beauty was in prime.

Before Kadyn could say anything, the girl went on. ”If we calculate the price of intermediate and high grade potions, it would be 125000. I'm ready to pay 200000 to buy them. If anyone can pay more, I will concede.”

Kadyn was left stunned. He never thought that this woman would be so arrogant. Doesn't she fear other people? What if they became upset and tried to make things difficult for her?

”If Miss Zelie wants to buy the potion, I won't take part.” A middle-aged man said and cupped his hands towards the girl he called Zelie.

Zelie just nodded without replying. It seemed it was beneath her status to reply.

”Haha, if Irabel House can back out for Miss Zelie then our Palius house also won't compete.” Another middle-aged man said, snorting towards the man who first spoke.

As these two spoke, others also retreated one by one—Kadyn eyed everything dumbly. He wanted to know what was going on. Does that mean this arrogant girl has some kind of special status?

Hicka saw his confused face and whispered in his ears. 'That's Magic Association Leader's daughter.”

”Oh.” Kadyn nodded, understanding the situation. He eyed the girl with narrowed eyes and had the urge to slap her—if she hadn't spoken, he was sure to earn a lot. However, she foiled everything. To curry favour with her, everyone backed out from bidding. Left with no choice, he had to give the potions to that girl.

One of the man walked towards Kadyn and passed the money as he took the potion off the table and walked away speaking no word. That attitude incensed Kadyn. But he couldn't make enemies with the Magic Association. He knew that they could pinch him to death if he antagonized them with no power or backing.

Taking a deep breath, he calmed himself down and said. ”Alright. All the potions had been sold. You will know about the next sale soon. Thank you for coming today.”

As he said, he unconsciously turned—he didn't know why—towards the corner where the lady with the blue umbrella stood just a few breaths prior. He was disappointed when he saw the empty space. She had disappeared.