Super Spender

Chapter 35: Just as Expected

The contract was signed quickly. A few seconds after Finn Lewis completed the card transaction, his phone beeped with a message. As expected, Zero had transferred 3.8 million directly into Finn’s account! This meant buying more than just one car from this task was a definite possibility.

Slapping his thigh in realization, Finn instantly looked towards the manager and said, “Your service here is quite good, isn’t there also a white one available?

I’ll take that one as well, let’s get both.”

The manager was taken aback by Finn’s words. However, he recollected himself quickly and with a smile on his face, he replied, “That is certainly possible. Do you want the number plate as well?” The manager was almost laughing out of his delight. It was well-known that their dealership had connections with the vehicle management office, so getting a number plate would be naturally cheaper than the market price.

Who would have thought that giving away one car plate would result in an extra vehicle sale? The manager was absolutely thrilled. “Sure, let it be so. Oh, and make sure that the sales points go to the young lady who just signed the contract with me,” Finn waved his hand and declared directly.

“Of course, of course.” The manager didn’t care much about it, as he would receive a commission from any sales anyways. As per the owner’s request, he couldn’t resist. The money would still be coming to him anyway.

Meanwhile, the saleswoman looked as if she was in full bloom, her voice dripping honey. She quickly signed the second contract. Finn pondered for a moment and asked: “Do you know where the Lanquoma 4S store is? Is it

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“You still want to buy a car?” The words came tumbling out of the manager’s mouth.

“Yes, I am thinking of buying an R8. I’ve always liked that sports car.” Finn nodded.

“Well, the Lanquoma is not too far away. I know the manager there, I will call him to send someone to pick you up, saving you the trouble of finding it.” The manager offered immediately.

“That will be much appreciated.” Finn nodded with a thanking smile. The manager immediately excused himself and went to make a call for Finn. While the contract has been signed, the saleswoman kept chatting with Finn until the staff from the Lanquoma 4S store arrived. Only then did they escort Finn out of the store.

As Finn’s car followed the staff from the Lanquoma dealership, the saleswoman asked curiously: “Manager, why didn’t you recommend our own sports cars to him? Isn’t the Flying Horse just as impressive as the Lanquoma?”

“Well, you haven’t figured it out yet? Did you see our new customer looking at any other cars in our store?” The manager chuckled in response.

“No.” The saleswoman looked puzzled and shook her head.

“What does that tell you? That tells you that even a car costing 3 million is nothing more than pocket change to him. Did you notice how he bought an additional car on the spot just because we offered him a car plate? Have you seen his Ice Horse outside, which has no plate and is obviously newly bought? That car costs about 6 million. This means that in a span of just a few minutes, he spent 13 million solely on buying cars. Moreover, he’s going to Lanquoma. Such people do not care about money at all. However, when interacting with such individuals, remember not to bother with unnecessary recommendations, unless asked to. Such people, who know their minds well, can be appeased by simply nurturing the relationship and following their wishes. By doing so, a few casually-bought cars from you can become commonplace.” The manager turned back and started chuckling while delivering his advice.

“I understand now, manager. You really are superior to us.” The saleswoman bowed, admiring his wisdom. No wonder he was the manager and she was just a saleswoman.

“Alright, you go and drive the delivery, along with the person with whom you tried to start a conversation earlier today. Take care to nurture a good relationship. You have his number, greet him occasionally, but make sure to stick to talking about cars, unless he expresses willingness to talk about personal affairs.”

“Understood.” The saleswoman wasn’t a fool. Although she knew what the manager was hinting at, she had no objections. Who wouldn’t want to create more connections with such wealthy young men who tossed money around as though it were nothing?

After a call from the Flying Horse manager, Finn was welcomed warmly at the Lanquoma. He quickly bought an R8 and instructed them to deliver it to his house.

From start to finish, Zero never appeared, but every time Finn spent money, Zero transferred exactly that amount to his account within 10 seconds. After buying four cars, Finn finally drove home.

“Can I submit the task in advance?” Pondering for a moment, Finn asked.

“Yes.”

“Then I submit this task.” Finn immediately stated.

“Task completed, Task completion level 120%, Task reward: 100 points, one occasion to use my power within the authorized range, usage of T-800 for one time, usage for no more than 1 hour, and T-800 exchange privilege unlocked.” Zero responded…

T-800? Finn paused, “What the hell is T-800? Tell me, it’s not the T-800 from Terminator.”

“Right. To help you understand, I named it as T-800.” Zero affirmed.

Finn promptly parked his car on the side of the road and unhesitatingly took out his phone. He opened the app that was prepared by Zero and started looking for the T-800 in the exchange list. The exchange list had tens of thousands of items, making it virtually impossible for Finn to go through all of them. Thankfully, he found an option to search for individual items.

Soon, Finn found T-800 in the list, indicated for exchange with 5,000 points.

Although this amount wasn’t high, to Finn it was a fortune. He currently owed Zero 1,100 points, but now that he had completed the task, he earned 100 points. However, Zero had deducted 200 points previously for the two strength potions. So if Finn didn’t want to waste the 200 points,

He would inevitably have to spend 400 points to exchange for 2 agility and Intelligence potions each to maximize points usage. Excluding those 100 points, there’s still a deficit of 300 points. Not to mention the 1,100 points he owes Zero. Although finishing the long-term obligation gives 10,000 points, the problem is, can it be completed in a short term?

Looking at the details of the T-800, Finn was salivating. It was a unit even stronger than the one in the Terminator series. Its identical biological skin made it immune to all metal detectors. It carries an advanced alloy metal body that gave it a weight identical to an adult man.

Moreover, on the same platform, Finn found higher-grade models like the T-1000, T-1200, T-2000, etc., making it an entire series. The exchange list showed a wide variety of 20 robots, ranging from 5,000 points to 200,000 points. However, Finn had no clue when the remaining robots would unlock, even the point amount was dubious..