The sound has been grating, annoying almost and he had to do everything in his power to not slit the girl’s throat just to silence her. When the song finally ended he loosed a silent sigh and he leveled a bored gaze at the slaver and then back at the human. “At most she is worth the full weight of her form,” he remarked while he snapped his fingers and the Golem stepped forth with a new leash and collar. “I would guess she weighs no more than fifty pounds wet, so being the generous and kind soul that I am, I will take her off your hands for fifty gold and not a single penny more,” the money was produced from a leather purse of questionable origins that he had tucked into the inner pocket of his jacket.<br/><br/><span style="font-weight: bold">The human blinked in surprise; he WAS going to buy her?? The merchant, on the other hand, was furious, turning red, "Fifty gold?! Do you realize how much effort it is to find humans in the wild?" He snapped.</span><br/><br/>Azvameth looked from the slaver, to the human and then to his Golem that still held the leash at the ready. “Very well,” the leather purse was returned to the inner pocket of his jacket and he snapped his fingers for a second time. “I believe there is nothing else then for us to discuss, because while humans are rare, this one is in poor shape. Dare I say barely fit for sale? At this moment she is worth more as a meal to some hungry family than any other purpose, especially what I tend to do with mine. If I were to buy her for more than what I offered I would be out even more money at the start and it would already likely cost me a small fortune to get her fit for anything beyond the next meal of my less servants,” he straightened his suit as he spoke barely giving the slaver much in the way of eye contact or respect, for he did not think he deserved either. “So, as I don’t want to waste any more time here with you I shall bid you good day,” he gave the smallest of bows then turned and walked away.<br/><br/>Yes, humans were a rare find these days, but he was not about to pay top dollar for something he would likely have to put down in a week because it just could not perform how he needed it to. Which meant he had not time for a sloppy seller who hardly knew anything about his product, not when they was a whole market out there for him to peruse.