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Chapter 2152

Seven hundred contribution points?! Many were dumbfounded when they heard this. No one knewwhere this question would lead to.novelbin

Oliver's lips twitched. Of course, he had seven hundred contribution points. He was a formal discipleafter all. Coupled with the fact that he was strong, earning contributions points was not difficult forhim. He had built up quite a sizable stash during his period

there. Oliver nodded coolly. "Of course, I do. Are you askii me to bet seven hundred contributionpoints? Do you even have that much? From what I know, you’ve only joined recently so you can'tpossibly have that much.”

He deliberately raised his voice when he said all that. Everyone heard him loud and clear, and someof them were even nodding their heads in agreement.

Generally speaking, both sides would need to put up a wager of equal value, and there was no wayFane

could come up with so many contribution points. Therefa once said that my wager will becontribution points.”

Oliver scoffed, and asked, "What else can you put up except for contribution points? Don't tell meyou have some item of equal value!"

The mockery in his eyes was evident. However, Fane did not take the bait and remained calm. "Ofcourse, I have something of equal value. It's worth even more

than the seven hundred contribution points."

Everyone looked curiously at Fane, wondering what it could be.

"I'll put the last disciple position as my wager!" said Fane.

Everyone's eyes widened in an instant. What did he mean he would put his last disciple position ashis wager?

Oliver frowned, and said, "What do you mean? How can you put up your last disciple position as awager?"

Elder Godfrey's expression changed as soon as he heard Fane's wager. If it was not for theoccasion they were in right now, he would have rushed down and scolded Fane to a puddle.

Fane did not really care about other people's opinions. "If I lose, I will give up my position as ElderGodfrey's last disciple. The fact that I lost means that I’m not qualified to be his last disciple.”

Oliver’s expression altered slightly. He did not even have the time to say anything before the FirstElder cut in, "That settles it then! Oliver's wager will be seven hundred contribution points! I caneven throw in another three hundred contribution points if you don't think that's enough!"

The First Elder was worried that Fane would regret his decision so he wanted to set everything instone as soon as possible. A hint of joy flashed across Fane's face when he heard that the FirstElder was willing to bump up the wager to a total of one thousand contribution points.

"First Elder, do I have your word on that?" asked Fane seriously.

The First Elder nodded solemnly, and said casually," Of course. You have my word as the FirstElder of the Dual Sovereign Pavilion. Oliver will put up seven hundred contribution points and I willput up three hundred contribution points, making it a total of one thousand contribution points. Thisamount of points should get you quite a lot of things.”

According to the rules, no one could put up a wager of more than one hundred and fifty contributionpoints, but it was obvious that this was a special circumstance and that rule did not apply.

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