Staring at the Book of the Dead floating in front of him, Modu did not refute Dormam's statement, because he himself was not sure whether he had such a qualification.

Chips are a very important part of this transaction. After the Book of Necromancer ensures the authority of this transaction and its mandatory nature to Domaum, as the initiator of this transaction, he must be fair and just.

It is a kind of beautiful thing that pays a small price and gets a big reward. You can usually think that now, no smart person will choose to play such a trick at this time.

A very simple truth is that you can play such a trick at this time, but whether this trick can deceive the object you trade, or deceive the power of the Book of the Dead, which represents the will of the void, is a very difficult thing to say. Being able to deceive the past is your ability. But if you can't deceive, then what you have to pay is the heaviest price.

After finally gaining insight into the only way out hidden behind the trap, he ended up with the worst outcome because of his own greed. Such things are hard to describe in any other word except stupidity. At this time, Modu certainly was unwilling to do such stupid things, but he was not sure whether he could deliver enough chips for his own transaction.

He had no choice but to try. So at this time, he could only say so to Domaum.

"Don't you want to hear what the deal is? Maybe the deal I'm talking about isn't as bad as you think?"

"Hmph, you know what the final deal is. Do you have the courage to make other choices? If that's the case, I'll really look up to you. But, do you?"

Domaum calmed down, but his words were still full of doubts. After all, in his opinion, after understanding the nature of the transaction of the Book of Necromancers, those who dared to trade with them, such as the Void Lord, would not be a good deal.

Because truly upright people will not trade with the Book of the Necromancer. This power from the void is completely opposite to the material world. Even if it is just the slightest transaction, it is a kind of corruption of their world. This is simply unacceptable for those who are determined to protect their own world. The only thing they will do about such things is to turn them out.

If these people are excluded, the rest of those who will trade with the Book of the Dead are either people with deep grudges or ulterior motives. If these people can believe a point, they are probably good, and more of them are probably not worthy of trusting. In this case, Domaum will be more careful.

Of course, he would not refuse the deal if he said so. First of all, he could not do so. The transaction of the Book of Necromancer is mandatory after all. As long as Baron Modu can afford the price, the transaction must be carried out regardless of whether he wants it or not.

Secondly, compared with the fact that he split half of his power to achieve Baron Modu and make him the new lord of the void world, he is more willing to accept the other conditions proposed by Baron Modu. At least in that case, his own power can be preserved.

He gave up everything he had and transformed into the Void Lord in pursuit of eternity. In the final analysis, isn’t it power? Power is the only thing he has now. If he had no choice, he would never accept the result of losing power.

Baron Modu's words were a turning point for him, so for granted that he had already expressed his attitude of listening.

"Tell me, tell me what your transaction is? If you can afford this price, then I don't mind meeting your wish and making this transaction!"

Domaum's statement made Baron Modu feel a sigh of relief. For him, this undoubtedly means that there is one less problem he has to face. Although the result has not yet reached the level he wants, this is always a good start, right?

Thinking of this, he did not hesitate, but immediately told Domaum about the content of his transaction.

"I use these angels I control, as well as the life and soul of the Ghost Rider as bargaining chips in exchange for your chance to take action for me, Domaum. I hope to borrow your power to help me deal with the enemy I am facing now. You should be able to feel his existence. He is right in front of me, just outside my magic defense!"

The communication between the two was entirely carried out in the consciousness space created by the Book of the Necromancer. Although they said a lot, they were just a moment in the real world. This little time was only enough for Satan to reach his hand in front of the cave where Baron Modu was. And he wanted to open the iron barrel-like defensive magic created by Baron Modu with the power of the earth veins, which was really not something that could be solved in a short time.

Domaum was very clear about this, so he did not immediately give Baron Modu a positive answer, but said to him in a bargaining tone.

"No, your chips are not enough. I admit that the lives and souls of these guys are indeed quite delicious. But this alone is not enough to pay for the chips that will make me attack and be enemies of such a guy. You only have two choices, Modu. One is to increase your chips until you can afford to pay the price of letting me go. The other is that I can attack, but only this time. This time I will help you fight back this guy, and the next time, you can only rely on yourself!"

For the second option, Modu chose to give up without any hesitation. Don't look at what Domaum said, it seemed like he was giving favors. Modu was almost certain that he was making an idea of ​​not working hard. He said that he wanted to repel Satan, but he wanted to do it. Satan would probably make a comeback after a little rest. At this time, he had no way to deal with it. This was like drinking poison to quench thirst, and it was just a chronic suicide.

The second option is not desirable, so he can choose the first one, increasing his own chips. To be honest, he is really not sure that he can take out absolutely real chips.

Domaum is the lord in the void, a monster who can corrupt the planet and devour all life on the planet. Even without the divine nature and power of the gods, he will never be weaker than the so-called gods in terms of power. He will even be more powerful than the gods.

This is also the reason why Baron Modu wanted to use Domaum to deal with Satan. If he did not have such strength, then putting him in front of Satan was just to deliver vegetables to Satan. It is precisely because he had enough strength to fight Satan that Modu was so determined to make such a deal.

This is Modu's only way to deal with Satan, and it is also the only way he thinks can save the world. Apart from that, he can't imagine it. However, Domaum is so powerful that the price he needs to pay for driving him is extremely heavy. His cards have almost been used up. If even this cannot satisfy Domaum's appetite, then he is really not sure if he has any other way.

What to do, should I give up?

Of course this is impossible. I have done so much, and even put everything on the gambling table, not to be such a joke. Domaum must end, must!

Having made up his mind, Modu immediately offered the conditions again, and this time the conditions he offered were.

"What if I add my life and soul, Domaum, are you willing to accept this deal!"

"Your own life and soul?"

Hearing this, Domaum became silent. He seemed to be measuring the weight of this chip, and seemed to accept his proposal. However, before Modu could feel relieved, he sneered at Modu again.

"I admit that the owner of the Book of Necromancer can indeed be regarded as a special bargaining chip when trading. However, I have to say that you take yourself too seriously, Modu!"

"Do you think you can drive me off just by adding it? No, you are too arrogant to yourself, you are not worth the price at all. This is still very far from the bottom line I can accept. If this is all the bargaining chips you can take out, then I can only say very regrets. Maybe I can start soon and find the next master for the Book of the Dead!"

Domaum's ridicule was very harsh, and this harsh ridicule really stimulated Modu's sensitive and arrogant heart. Anger was inevitable. But he himself knew that simple anger would not have any effect at this time. If he wanted to change all this and slap Domaum in the face, the only thing he could do was to take out enough chips so that even if he was reluctant, he could only be driven by himself like a dog.

But, it's still the same question, chips! Where does the chips come from, you can't be transformed out of thin air. Moreover, even if you can transform out of thin air, it may not be able to satisfy Domaum's appetite. If such a monster wants to impress him, he will probably only have to fill in the whole world! And the whole world

Modu suddenly became stunned when he thought of this. He felt as if he had grabbed something, and soon, an excited look appeared on his face.

This change in mentality was clearly presented to Domaum, giving him a bad premonition. Before he could figure out why, Baron Modu had already traded against him again.

"If I added a world called the storm to the chips, would you accept this deal?"

Bad feeling. Domaum had clearly felt that the weight on the scale had been increased to a level that was enough to keep the balance. This meant that once he nodded, he could only be driven by the weak human in front of him to fight a life-and-death battle with a powerful enemy. Although he had absolute confidence in his final victory, he really did not want to be driven like a dog. So he immediately roared at Modu viciously.

"I don't accept this transaction. You don't have the qualifications to represent that world. You can't put it on the balance of the transaction as a bargaining chip!"

"Then I can only choose another deal, Domaum."

Having guessed Domaum's attitude, Modu was not surprised by this answer. He just sneered and put forward another plan for himself.

"If you are unwilling to accept this transaction, then I can only sacrifice to this world and myself according to the convention of the Book of the Necromancer, and get the power of transforming into the Void Lord from you. You will be weakened, and I will be sublimated. By that time, I will not be able to use you anymore, and I will settle the score with this guy myself!"

"You are threatening me, Modu. How dare you use this to threaten me?"

Domaum's anger caused the entire void to start to shake. In such a terrifying shock, even if Modu was protected by the Book of Dead, he would inevitably have an illusion that his mind was swaying like a candlelight. He knew that this was the corrupting power of the Lord of the Void, and he could only forcefully support it with his strong intention.

"Yes, I'm threatening you. Domaum, I've given you enough sincerity, you're just ungrateful. Now, my conditions are here."

"Or, you accept the condition I proposed at the beginning. I believe you can also feel what the guy outside represents. He is the incarnation of a world. As long as you can defeat him, the world he belongs to will naturally fall into your palm. And then that world, the sacrifices I offered before, and myself, belong to you. The Book of the Dead can witness this transaction, and all of this can be dominated by you."

"But if you refuse, then I can only follow the rules. Anyway, let the guy outside do whatever he wants, and the world will sooner or later fall into destruction. If that's the case, then it's better to let it be destroyed in my hands and then I will avenge it. On the contrary, you, Domaum, you will gain nothing in such a transaction. Even your accumulation over the past millions of years will become the nutrients I incubate. If this is what you want, then come."

"Choose one and tell me what your answer is!"

This is the final choice, and Modu can no longer come out with any bargaining chips. He has already handed over everything in himself and the world to fate. What he is waiting for now depends on whether fate is willing to smile at him.

Everything lies in Domaum's reply. In this regard, even if Domaum had a lot of resentment and anger, he could only submit to this transaction that made him feel depressed as Modu imagined.

He was unwilling to achieve Modu, and he was even more unwilling to give the huge wealth he had accumulated over the past tens of millions of years. Therefore, he could only accept Modu's transactions and accept the orders of being enemies with Satan.
Chapter completed!