Chapter 74: Chapter 74 Negotiation Chapter 74: Chapter 74 Negotiation Rabbit saw Bai Junjun lifting her foot to leave and quickly opened his hands to stop her, “I’ll give you five.”
“Ten, and not one less,” Bai Junjun resolutely responded.
“Do you have any idea how precious bird eggs are?” Rabbit’s eyes widened, in these tis not to ntion bird eggs, even chicken eggs were difficult to co by, and yet this girl wanted him to trade 10 bird eggs for a bladder of Morning Dew. Was she out of her mind?
Gathering Morning Dew was just a matter of so effort, but with patience, it could be collected.
Bird eggs were different, at this ti birds were almost eaten to extinction, let alone their eggs.
He had also spent a long ti finding three bird nests and had saved up 16 bird eggs, asking him to give up 10 all at once might as well be asking for his life.
Bai Junjun didn’t care much when the trade fell through.
After all, she had never tasted such a thing and had no sentintal attachnt to it.
And this little devil wanted her Nutrient Solution, thinking that three to five bird eggs could make her give in so easily, he was dreaming.
Originally, Rabbit had turned away morosely, but recalling the difference and admiration in his boss’s sips of water earlier, he hesitated again.
However, in the end, the thought of his beloved bird eggs being handed over was too heart-wrenching; Rabbit decided to leave it be and walk away.
Bai Junjun just assud this kid was the Carriage Owner’s lackey or confidant and didn’t take this matter to heart, nor did she associate this kid with the Seven-Person Team.
In her mind, the Seven-Person Team would at least be composed of strong, adult n, not remotely related to the kid in front of her.
However, she underestimated the youngster’s determination.
Unexpectedly, by the afternoon, the kid showed up beside her again.
And this ti, he straightforwardly handed her a grey, tattered cloth bag.
At this point, Bai Junjun was not being carried by Qiu Da, and Qiu Da and his family didn’t pay much attention to Bai Junjun’s first “friend” she t there.
In their eyes, Bai Junjun was a child too, and it was totally normal for a child of a similar age to co and play with her.
Bai Junjun intentionally slowed her pace to keep so distance from Qiu Da and his family before she took the bag with interest.
She didn’t open it to look inside but casually pinched the little round bumps inside the bag with her fingertips.
She didn’t expect bird eggs to be so small.
In The Apocalypse, birds were larger than turkeys, not to ntion their eggs.
So when Bai Junjun first saw these thumb-sized bird eggs, she couldn’t help but be suspicious. “These are bird eggs? You’re not fooling , are you?”
“…” Rabbit.
Feeling suspicious from Bai Junjun’s question, he anxiously pulled out another bird egg from his chest to show her.
The egg was beautifully colored, hues of green and brown, and speckled with gray.
“All bird eggs look like this, I have no reason to lie to you. You’ve already taken my bird eggs, hurry up and give the water bladder,” he said.
If it weren’t for the boss feeling a lot more energized after drinking the water, he wouldn’t think of trading the bird eggs at all.
Bai Junjun was unaware of Rabbit’s true intention for trading the water bladder and assud he was after it simply because it tasted good.
Bai Junjun pulled out a previously filled water bladder from her waist and handed it to him, but before Rabbit could be pleased, Bai Junjun drew back her hand.
“I went to a lot of trouble to collect this water, I can only give you half. If you dilute it with ordinary water when drinking, it won’t affect the taste,” she said.
“What?” Rabbit imdiately frowned. “You’re going back on your word?”
“Just now I didn’t say how much water I’d give you, it was only you who unilaterally promised ten eggs,” Bai Junjun answered nonchalantly, shrugging her shoulders.
“!” Rabbit’s face turned red with frustration, and he turned around to leave.
Bai Junjun found it amusing. Was this kid trying to threaten her with leaving to bargain? He must be joking.
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