Chapter 48: Still Short of Money (2/2)

Daas an online game, and there would always be leaks of infor tiold If the Iron Blood Brothers dare to bid again, ill ensure that your guild ht Elf Druid said with a stern voice, pointing directly at the person who just bid His tone and action reinforced the threat

Lu Li’s brow furrowed, but he still hadn’t said anything Although Blood Red War Flag’s representative was a little much, he was sincere He had doubled the price, which ay higher than he had envisioned

A virtual good that sold for 100,000 was very rare

As expected, after Blood Red War Flag placed their bid, no one further bids were placed

This guild was third in the nation, but their strength was incredible They were able to go toe-to-toe with the rank 1 Glory Capital for years without collapsing and were also able to defeat the rank 2 Gangnam Royals There weren’t many people who dared to mess with them

Lu Li suddenly realized a drawback to these kinds of auctions If guilds like Blood Red War Flag made such massive bids, he wouldn’t be able to sell these ite of a problem, as the next update would introduce online and allow all players to participate

After giving Azure Sea Breeze his portion, Lu Li still had 20 gold on hand and the 80,000 that Blood Red War Flag transferred to hiold, so they had to transfer realat around 800 After adding on the additional 20, the total aht for a while and decided not to exchange the gold he had

Next Monday’s update would introduce online trading Chances are, there would be some uninformed players ould trade rare ite 2-3 years meant that Lu Li could pick up some of these items with ease

Lu Li had planned to send the 60,000 penalty fee toame helmet, but with the portion of old per day, the Star Moon Union had sent a gaht to hiry when Lu Li rejected the offer to turn in the 20 gold for that week As a penalty, he needed to pay double of what the helly impossible quest had now been excessively co up 60,000, he still had 30,000 that he urgently needed to use

Due to the popularization of intelligence, society’s derew sovernment would downplay the i the people to spend a lot of ’ education

In the slum area where Lu Li went to school, there were two middle schools One catered for compulsory education, which allowed for entry at a very s into high school was 0, but the other school wasn’t much better There were only a handful of students that could h school every year This was the school Lu Xin went to It cost 10,000 every year and most attendees were recipients of social welfare

But now that the Lu siblings had o to the slu to the suburban area’s best school, which naturally was thethe website, he found that the second half of the school year cost 30,000 Adding up all the additional costs, Lu Li worked out that the total cost would be 100,000 per year This was the cost of a typical high-class school Even people in the working-class area may not have been able to afford this, let alone slum-area residents

There were also the 2, 3 and 7 middle schools which were close to the university as well These were significantly cheaper, particularly the 7 -class residents However, he wanted the best for his little sister, so these average schools weren’t worthy in his eyes

He needed to start the formal transfer between schools next Monday, so this 30,000 would be used for that

Finally, Lu Li had also planned to bring his little sister to a hospital for a full body check

Just like that, the 100,000 that Lu Li worked so hard to earn was used up There was not much left

He was still short of money!