8 million Coppers... If I want to buy it at this price, I would have made a bid earlier. Looking at the two other flowers that will be sold later on the stage, I decide to give up on this one.
[Auctioneer]7.5 million Coppers going once.
[Auctioneer]7.5 million Coppers going twice.
[Auctioneer]7.5 million Coppers going three times.
[Auctioneer]The flowing gold camellia has been sold at the price of 7.5 million Coppers. Congratulations to you, Buyer No.23.
The crisp sound of the mallet announces the sale of the flower. I and the other buyer don't follow the price. It looks like there's nothing wrong with my decision as everyone seems to think this flower isn't worth more than 7.5 million Coppers.
After a five-minute break, the auction for the coral red skimmia begins. It also starts at the price of 50 million Coppers, but everyone at the scene is obviously calmer this time after seeing how fast the price dropped last time.
[Noah](Text message) There are records of the price the coral red skimmia was sold for in the last two years. It was sold for 6.3 million Coppers and 7.1 million Coppers respectively in the last two years.
[Noah](Text message) But according to the information I just received, this year's flower arrangement looks superior to the ones sold in the last two years.
[player](Text message) I thought the flowers are just symbolic and the real thing that people are bidding on is an afternoon tea.
[Noah](Text message) It's up to your own judgment. The boss asked me not to say too much to avoid interfering with your thinking.
No, I think he just doesn't want to take the blame. That way, he can make me take full responsibility if anything goes wrong!
I groan in my heart and listen to the auctioneer's price calls seriously.
The price starts off high and drops quickly like last time. When the price reaches 10 million Coppers...
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