The Founder of the Great Financial Family

Chapter 176 (2)

After parting with the emperor, Rockefeller immediately went to visit the imprisoned leader of the goblin bank.

Goldman, the leader of the goblin bank, who had been roaring angrily, gritted his teeth when he saw Rockefeller.

"What are you doing here! Did you come to laugh at me or what?"

To Goldman, who was glaring at him, Rockefeller replied without expression.

"That's not it. I just thought we needed to discuss some business matters, so I came to see you."

"Business discussion? Spit! Who locked me up here and what business discussion!"

Goldman continued to shout.

"Get lost if you have nothing to say! Just looking at your face makes me want to puke!"

Rockefeller shook his head gently at Goldman, who was getting louder.

'He's really hopeless.'

"Please listen to what I have to say first. There's no harm in listening."

But Goldman's attitude remained bad.

"Take your nonsense to your own room! If you don't get me out of here right now! Then everything will be overturned!"

"Your wyverns are all dead, so do you still have that much to say?"

"What?"

Goldman was flustered by the news that the wyverns were all dead.

"What are you talking about? Are they all dead?"

"Didn't you know? Well, you were caught, so how could you know what's going on outside? Lee Han cleaned it up neatly. Of course, we also suffered some damage, but we plan to claim that ourselves, so you don't need to worry about it."

"..."

It was unbelievable that the world's most expensive army had evaporated so futilely.

Goldman was at a loss for words.

'How could that be...'

"What nonsense is this? How much money did we spend on that..."

Rockefeller shook his head again at Goldman, who was still in disbelief.

"Why did you do such a pointless thing in the first place?"

"Is that something for you to say? We suffered that loss because of you!"

"Isn't that a bit harsh? Why are you blaming us for your investment failure?"

"You were the ones who threw the beer first during the beer bubble, and we suffered a loss because of it."

"That's true, but that doesn't mean you should ask us for compensation for your loss, does it?"

"You bastard!"

"Enough of that. Since the investment failure is your responsibility, why don't you listen to my proposal?"

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