Chapter 25

Chapter 25: 25 \nThe day ended with four knives (one “special order” and three “general”) and two long swords. At this pace, we’ll have enough inventory by the next time we get to the city.\n

Then about four days, on days without hunting, Samya will help, while proceeding with the prevalence of new rooms in the morning. The raised columns are reinforced with muscle crossings, while beams are passed through. On the floor, the roots and the floorboards are stretched out, but at this time the corridors are also made. The new exterior wall of the house becomes the exterior wall of the room, and the hallway stretches inside it. In this case, even if there are more rooms, it can be arranged while the light is being collected. If there are more rooms, the hallway will be a corridor and there will be a room lined up on the outside to form a courtyard.

If it were to be more than that by mistake, it would have to be rebuilt, or a craftsman with proper architectural skills would have to be called in and converted into a house of more than two floors. So far, I don’t have plans for it, but neither Thermia nor Rike originally planned it, so if I’m ready, I don’t know what to do.

During this period of hunting, Thermia has captured about four birds, and the dinner that day became extravagant, but what didn’t target the big guys is likely to be a little more enjoyable helping build houses and blacksmiths. I guess it’s because birds don’t really bother our hands.

And when it comes to the ability of blacksmiths in between, there are 14 knives in total and six long swords. With all this, that’s enough to sell. I need to buy vegetables, charcoal, and iron stone instead.

The next day, the three of us will head to the city. It’s the first time since Rike came to us. We took a break on the way, and this day we got to the city without a thing. At the entrance is Mr. Marius.

“Oh, my God.”

“Yes.”

“I come here mostly once a week.”

“Right.”

“Hmmm……”\n

“What’s wrong with you?

“Nah, some people want to buy knives and long swords, so they tell me what they made”

“Oh, I see”

We basically come to Free City once a week, but that date is inaccurate. And if it is, say it in the previous world because it came on Monday, and it’s not something you can always buy. It is not our desire to miss our guests.

“I’ll think of something there. I don’t know if we’ll set up a store directly, but instead, we’ll wholesale it somewhere.”

“Do that. That’ll make you money, too.”

“Yes, thank you.”

When I bowed my head and thanked him, Mr. Marius waved back his hand flickering.

Um, if it’s really time to even ”luxury models,” you can wholesale them somewhere. So far, it’s more or less at a sold out pace, but with more stock to make with the addition of Liqué, I wouldn’t be able to say so either.

Plus when I say I buy iron stone and charcoal on a regular basis, it won’t take away from us not coming, so I’ll need a place to keep it in stock.\nGiven that, it’s not a bad idea for us to start doing business with a merchant who owns a store. That way you don’t have to be in the city all day like you’ve been, and there are many benefits. Let’s think of it as a future policy.

Setting up a sales counter in the Free City as usual came a pedestrian who bought me a few long swords.

“Oh, you. Not today.”

“You’ll see. I need to talk to you.”

“Consultation?”

“Oh. I’m leaving a store in this city next time. It’s not a free city, it’s a decent shop.”

“Oh, congratulations on that one!

“Thank you. So, I’ve been dealing with all sorts of things, and I have them all over the place, so I’m going to put them together for sale. Anyway, there are no restrictions on sales in the new town.”

“Ho, that sounds fun”

“Yeah. So what I’m talking about is asking you to let me handle your blades and weapons in that store.”

\n“It’ll help. And I’d like to ask you to come to terms with it.”

“What?

“The iron stone we have and the rest of the coal is dwindling. I’m looking for a way to accommodate you, don’t you know?

“Oh, you know what? Then I’ll look for it and buy it.”

“Are you sure?

“I don’t mind. I’ll deduct the money from your wholesale stuff, okay?

“Oh, that helps”

“See you again.”

Camilo and I shook hands once again.