In this chapter, we learn that the more the two men compete against one another, the more they gain. For example, in Chapter 128, we find out that the man selling the meditation rune can only sell the rune to the man who bought it the day before. In other words, if the man wants to sell it to him, he can only do so if he wants to buy it from him. This means that, even if the other man wanted to sell the meditation to him for a higher price, the man would still have to pay the higher price to get it. This is a problem for the shop owner, because he's the one who owns the shop and can do whatever he wants with it. The shop owner is afraid that no one will buy the meditation from him, so he won't admit defeat either. He's not going to give up either, though. He says that he'll double the price of the meditation if he can get it for the same price as the guy selling it for 20k. If the other guy were not there, he would have gotten it already. But now, he has to bid higher first with the competing guy with him. He offers 50k lower grade innate energy stone and 1 million lower grade natural energy stone. He doesn't know that drawing patterns of God could make him so rich. He also says that if he continued, he'd be losing money. The person who made the meditation must be alive if it were to be activated. So he guesses that five stones would be the limit for him. Ten top-grade natural energy stones! He wonders why the mission is