"There are, indeed. But before that, I want to know how the shop sets prices for these unknown items?"
Angel looked at the man in the black robe, wanting to ask about the price first.
The man in the black robe smiled slightly: "Different items naturally have different prices. Why don't you tell me first which ones you're interested in buying?"
The man in the black robe spread his hands, wanting to know which items were valuable first.
Angel and the man in the black robe exchanged glances, each aware of the other's thoughts, but neither pointed it out.
At this point, Angel spoke again: "I want them all; you quote the price one by one, and I'll see if they're suitable."
Angel's little calculations were completely obvious.
There must be something good here, but can you guess which one? Didn't you say each item has a different price? Then I'll take them all, and you quote.
As for whether to buy them in the end, that's another matter.
