Chapter 46 (1/2)

Chapter 46 – The so-called road bullies

“…… You’re an adventurer who has fallen hard in recent ti man for half a minute before he slowly spoke

“Yes”

[What’s with his expression, did I dress wrongly? Surely not?! My attire, weapons and hairstyle is fine… Is it because I’?!]

The young man moved his body unnaturally and wondered where he made a mistake, but the next line from the staff member finally made him realize the problem

“Nowadays the adventurers who fell into poverty are rich enough to randoirl?” (TL: LOL)

A distant thunderstor otten all about his goal just to play along with the loli

Sue’s first thought was to sell the ical stones found within the beasts, especially when novels often used that as a plotline However the staff member told her that these stones were not pure and were considered raw materials before refinement It was unstable and easily led to incidents, and y within the stones were leak out with time If Sue did not throw thes would just beco rocks

In the end she had to set up a stall outside the adventurer’s guild

If anyone really wanted to earn ical crystals, the party would have to get an alchehout their journey Ultimately this was not a RPG, and no one would be able to easily exchange the mobs inside the forest for instant money

The second probleitimate citizen pass Even if she did refine the stones, she was unable to sell the the sellers like royalty because they have high grade crystals? Hah!

It was more like so to sell soeo to a quiet corner to call the police… Who knows if these people are thieves or even terrorists looking to duoods!

After understanding the details, Sue had to ood to take so the words to the letter was stupid

At the sairl was very pleased that there was no security around the city that stopped people frooods in the middle of the street, so she went ahead and set up a stall in front of the adventurer’s guild

Because of having new iteuild’s inspections, people tend to be attracted to the it for the first ti the old days Sue recalled that her s that were shown on the TV, and frequently asked for her dad’s opinions