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There's no need to scare yourself.

So he said nonchalantly: "That book is Medivh's posthumous work, and I have no plans to sell it yet."

Pfister didn't say anything to death.

The tone of voice also seemed ambiguous.

The reason was that his thoughts turned, and he already thought that since the other party was greedy for artifacts, he might be able to cut another wave.

The next day, after both parties confirmed that they were correct, Pfister signed the transfer agreement.

Successfully obtained a huge amount of wealth that can only be loaded with several space rings.

During the period, Kael'thas also appeared in due course and paid him the [-] yuan reward for being an undercover agent.

Although the other party didn't apologize for taking advantage of him, his attitude became obviously much more polite.

Pfister was praised for his achievements.

He also said that cooperation should be strengthened.

Pfister said in his heart that if there is another opportunity to 'cooperate', he will definitely find you.

For pitting Kael'thas, he didn't feel any guilt in his heart.

After all, the other party forced Pfister to die first, and they have secretly checked him recently.

Now he has a chance, once he turns the offensive, there is no problem!

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As for the other party discovering the problem and asking him to hold him accountable, Pfister is not worried.

Because he has asked to add an exemption clause in the transfer agreement that once the transaction is completed, both parties shall not repent for any reason.

This is a customary rule in the transaction of antiques and other valuable artifacts.

His proposal is not excessive.

The Sunstrider School is also afraid of long nights and dreams, and Antonidas' people will intervene again.

So he agreed to his request.

Therefore, the other party has no way to defend their rights at that time.

Moreover, not all the books Pfister handed over to the other party were fake, but nine fake ones.

The real book is the Book of the Law.

Since this book contains a small part of Aleister's magical power, the system's rating is higher.

The Vientiane tree cannot be copied perfectly, and the resulting product looks much rougher than the original.

The time of existence is also shorter.

So he simply decided to sell the other party's original.

Anyway, Aegwynn also said that the theoretical basis of "Book of Law" is problematic.

Obviously the laws of the two realms are different.

There is simply no way to 'study the magic' in Azeroth.

The demon god who has achieved the forbidden universe.

In this way, it becomes an inspiring read.

Lost most of its academic value.

And there is not much difference between the original and the translation.

As long as there is the exception of "Book of Law", it will be difficult for the other party to criticize him.

Even Pfister was able to question Kael'thas, blaming it for its poor preservation.

The books sold by Pfister often contain the essence of a master or even a legend's lifelong research.

The content is extremely difficult and obscure.

It is difficult to achieve results in ten or eight years.

And these books will be turned into dust in two or three years.

The opponent has a high probability of being beaten.

Of course Kael'thas would be able to retain this knowledge if he backed it up.

But he doesn't think it's realistic.

Because the current atmosphere in the mage world is relatively conservative.

The belief that knowledge, once shared, depreciates.

Even the author himself rarely discloses his theories.

All communicate within the school.

In this case, one original book will suffice.

There is no need for backup at all.

Not to mention that the schools of elves are more conservative than humans.

The gameplay of this small circle in Dalaran came from Quel'Thalas.

In contrast, humans have been much more open.

Not to mention the strict barriers between schools and schools, the kingdom of elves also has multiple levels of authority within it.

Pfister suspected that the middle-level members of the Sunstrider School might not have the qualifications to read these books.

Of course he didn't dare to guarantee it.

Kael'thas suddenly enlightened is not impossible.

But Pfister doesn't care.

After all, without the spiritual imprint of magic power left by the original author, the research will inevitably be slower.