My Muscle System in the Mage World

"Why not, girl? I am paying you more than this bastard." Leonard gritted his teeth.

The little girl looked at Leonard and then at Aur before she shook her head, "I have already sold this to the big brother for three low-grade mana crystals, so you should buy from him. It no longer belongs to me. A businessman must have rules that he must follow or it will be impossible to do business in the future."

"You!!" Leonard pointed his finger with anger and speechlessness.

"Brother, I don't like the necklace anyway, so we can leave it." Tina hurriedly pulled his sleeves with an uncertain expression on her face.

"Hmph." Leonard coldly snorted as his eyes turned cold, "So are you not going to sell me the necklace, little girl?"

The little girl backed away a little with a pale face, hurriedly running towards Aur.

"Big brother." With a smile, she handed the purple necklace.

Aur took the purple necklace with a smile on his face.

"You are quite clever for your age," he lightly said and turned back, leaving the place…

"Where do you think you are going?" Leonard shouted with gritted teeth.

Aur turned back with a pause, "Are you really going to be so petty that you are not going to let me get a necklace?"

He looked at him with curious eyes.

"Brother, we should leave-" Tina again pulled his sleeves.

However, Leonard was not in the mood to listen to his sister. Although he spoiled her, that didn't mean she could do whatever she wanted.

This guy was obviously provoking them, however you look at it. As a core disciple of the Iron Fist faction, his face needed to be considered as well.

Besides, the little sister he is talking to is the daughter of the leader of the Iron Fist sect.

Both of them could be considered to be representing the identity of the force. If they backed away now with all the commotion, then the face of their faction will undoubtedly be decreased by a several margin.

They could give up the purple necklace, but they couldn't absolutely give up the face.

"Have you forgotten our identity, Tina?" Leonard gave Tina a look, and she immediately paused.

"How could we let him step over our heads?"

"You are right, brother." Tina said with a sigh, no longer stopping him after realising the situation.

Leonard looked at Aur with a fierce gaze and turned big strides as he went straight to Aur.

"Are you going to give me that purple necklace or-" Leonard paused as he hurriedly backed away from the place.

A small wind slash slashed at the position where he was previously.

"You dare to attack me?" His pupil widened with disbelief written on his face.

Aur had a haughty expression on his face, "You dare to take the thing the young miss wanted. Even if you beg for mercy right now, it will not be enough to atone for the sin."

His face was straight and told these things as if it was a matter of fact.

"Good, good." Leonard spitted, "It looks like you have some background, but do you dare to compete with the core disciples of the Iron Fist faction?"

He didn't want to play with Aur anymore, smugly stating his identity. Even if this person is blind or has some background. How could he compare to the four tyrants of the Soul city?

Leonard was waiting for Aur to kneel down and beg for mercy; however, the expected scene didn't appear…

"So what?" Aur amusingly looked at Leonard, "I thought you had some background, but tsk tsk, you are not even enough to carry the shoes of my young miss." His tone was condensing.

"Do you really wanna fight?" Leonard said as the presence of a tier two wizard appeared in the scene.

Instantly, the surrounding became oppressive. The normal people even found it hard to breathe, and the others weren't better off.

From the previous spell, Leonard could tell that Aur was definitely not even a tier two wizard according to the strength he displayed. So his confidence soared again.

Just as he was about to take action, suddenly he froze on the spot, looking at the crimson eyes of Aur that seemed to be burning with hellfire.

He felt like even if he moved a little, he would instantly die.

But soon Leonard shook his head. He was very confident of his strength. Even if he couldn't defeat Aur, being able to escape shouldn't be a problem.

"Aur, what is taking you so long?"

Just then, he heard a cold voice as a purple-haired woman came to his side, looking coldly at the scene.

"Who are you?" Rowena frowned.

"I am a core disciple of the Iron Fist faction. Your servant is so ignorant that he even dared to disdain our force. Please teach your servant," Leonard said politely while his heart fluttered.

"What Iron Fist faction? I have never heard about it," Rowena stated coldly.

Veins started to pop in Leonard's hearing this.

"Calm down!" He took deep breaths trying to calm down his rage. Finally, he looked at the purple-haired woman again.

"I wonder which faction you come from?"

"I don't come from any faction at all," Rowena shook her head firmly.

Leonard internally smirked, "So these are just a group of ignorant bastards after all."

"I think that woman with purple hair and the burly youth seemed to be in trouble now."

"Offending the core disciple of the four great factions, whoever they are, will no longer have any future."

"I think the other party is also not simple either. Did you not see the carriage? Without enough status and power, no one is allowed to drive here. That includes the core disciple of the four factions."

The crowd softly murmured among themselves, not daring to speak out loud. In their eyes, both parties were not something they could offend.

Leonard naturally heard these and his gaze shifted to the carriage, which made his expression not good. An idea emerged in his mind.

"Are you from the outside?"

"Yes."

Leonard's face sank hearing the direct answer.