Chapter 76 Vampire

Gao Yang wasn't a stingy person, but he still felt a sting spending this money because Uriyangko was just too extortionate. His weapons and equipment were indeed good, but the prices were outrageously high.

Take what Gao Yang and his team had bought, for example; a Russian-made AK47 normally cost around five hundred US dollars, which was already a wartime high. However, Uriyangko was selling them for two thousand dollars each. A RPD light machine gun would usually be priced around four to five hundred dollars and had skyrocketed to a thousand dollars in conflict-ridden Libya. But at Uriyangko's, it sold for four thousand dollars—and that was considered a friendly price, thanks to Glolov's face value.

Now, the four of them were penniless, having spent all sixteen thousand US dollars, most of which was Cui Bo's, in Uriyangko's pocket. So Gao Yang finally understood what Glolov meant; they truly couldn't afford Uriyangko's service.