Arthur's narrowed eyes were immediately noticed by Marinda.
"What's wrong?
Is there a problem with the items being traded?"
The lady frowned.
Not only because the trading partner was her Arthur, but also because she greatly disliked playing petty tricks during the transaction phase.
Of course, she rather enjoyed the confrontations before a trade began.
But once a real transaction occurred,
both parties should be honest when fulfilling their promises.
This was what the lady believed, and what she practiced.
Because of this, the name 'Lady of the Long Night,' though bloodstained, still brought peace of mind to the merchants of South Los.
"There's no problem with the trade items.
However, our Lord Count has clearly given me a challenge."
As he spoke, Arthur handed the 'Don Quixote's Faith' to Marinda.
It was a piece threaded with black leather through a silver outer ring, with a crystal inside the size of a little finger.
