Todos os capítulos de The First Heir: Capítulo 3381 - Capítulo 3390

Philip sat in a dim private room with complete facilities. If not for the auction table under the transparent glass cover in front, this place would look more like a clubhouse. “Sir, if you want to make a bid, just enter the amount through this panel. The auction will start in about half an hour. If there’s nothing else, I’ll take my leave. There’s someone outside the room if you need help. If you have any questions, you can call me at any time.” After finding a good viewing spot and sitting down, Philip flipped through the auction items on a tablet, some of which caught Philip’s interest. He pressed a button, and a sexy woman walked in from outside. She said, “How may I help you, Sir?” “Can the item I bid for be offset with the item I put up for auction in terms of star dollars?” The few items that Philip took a fancy to were very important, but he was afraid his pocket was not deep enough. “Yes, Sir.” The woman replied, but seeing that Philip did not speak again, she as

“Third Princess, I have my ways to get this thing, so you don’t have to spend so much money on it,” a young man on the side said. “That’s right, my dear sister. We can give something else if we can’t get this. My dad's latest research results this year are pretty good.” Seeing that Ayana's bidding had slowed down, Philip held on relentlessly and finally won the goggles at 644,000 star dollars. Philip felt a pang of heartache. He did not expect to spend so much for such a gadget. The crowd below had watched a good bidding war between two distinguished guests in the private rooms fighting over a gadget, and various rumors spread out quickly. Later, several weapons auctioned by Philip went on stage one after another. Some of them had good elemental effects, and a few people with a discerning eye kept increasing the prices, which Philip was happy to see. “The Five-Element Herb, due to the power of five elements, can’t be absorbed by people. But if you plant it in your room, it

Seeing that the distance between them was quite appropriate, Philip took out a notebook. With a pen, he drew waves and a few figures that seemed like merpeople on it. The mermaid became excited, but the boy did not react much. Was the boy not a merman? Philip slid his pen and notebook across the floor. The boy picked them up and started to draw as Philip did. His drawing was quite sloppy, but Philip could still see a few key things, such as the symbol for highly toxic chemicals and a few words that were vague but still legible, which spelled Sammy. Philip called out tentatively, “Sammy?” The boy looked up at Philip, his tears uncontrollable. The message contained in those eyes included pain, loneliness, indignity, and deep homesickness. Philip had some idea now. This boy probably became like this after being exposed to toxic substances. As for knowing the merpeople’s language, he was probably taken in by the merfolk. He looked about 14 or 15 years old, and he could only

A gruff and powerful voice resounded throughout the aquarium. Everyone followed the voice and looked over. A blond old man flew in on a hover car, and someone recognized him as the manager of the aquarium. The blond old man slowly landed next to the patrol team and said, “This is the aquarium’s private affair. We can handle it ourselves. We don’t need any help from the patrol team.” Since the old man said so, the captain of the patrol team told his men to retreat to the side. The blond old man saw Philip staring at him with a smile on his face and felt a little creeped out. He said, “Little friend, I don't know what your purpose is, coming to my aquarium time and again. My aquarium is just newly opened, you know.” “Aren’t I bringing you more customers and increasing your popularity?” Philip smiled and said, “The previous incident was an accident. As for this time, you should ask your supervisor.” The old man turned to the skinny man doubtfully and said with a frown, “Tell

Philip sighed inwardly, “Trouble follows me everywhere.” “You’re now under suspicion for being a spy sent by the Green Ox Empire. Come with us.” Before Philip could explain, a hood was placed over his head and he was taken back to the cave. Philip was quickly brought into an interrogation room surrounded by mirrors. Two men walked in very soon. One of them asked, “Where are you from?” “The capital.” “Which capital?” “The capital city of White Marsh.” “What’s your purpose here?” “Interstate travel.” “Why didn’t you take the predefined route?” Philip was startled. Was there a predefined route for traveling? He replied, “I didn’t know.” After that, the man asked more than a dozen meaningless questions in succession. Philip was already a little annoyed by the questions, but if he were to break free from the restraints now, it would be extreme contempt for their efforts. The man finally finished asking. Philip wanted to breathe a sigh of relief, but a woman with sh