Kojiin Tamer

Now, after spending the night at the Beastman Street Inn, we joined up with the adventurers and merchants and headed for the merchant guild. The goal is to sell potions, gather information, and hopefully sell some of the wyvern material that my grandfather hunted.

It would be great if we could sell them in Frey's town, but their rank is too low for the Adventurer's Guild to sell them, and they'd be suspicious that we actually hunted them. However, it's also a bit tougher to say that you hunted with just your grandfather, because of his rank.

And I'm afraid that selling them locally might cause a lot of problems. In that respect, if you're in the capital, you can say you got it from somewhere else and it will be dealt with without any problems.

By the way, the reason why they go to the commercial guilds is because the commercial guilds will sell the things they buy from the adventurers' guilds. There are no rewards or requests for defeats, and if you want to go to a commercial guild anyway, it would be faster to go directly to them.

''Welcome, what can I do for you today?''

When we got to the guild, the merchant group, the old man, and the bear peddler had me head to the reception desk. Everyone else will be waiting for us in the carriage.

''Well, I have a lot of things to sell...''

This time, the merchant group's kids will handle it. I don't think there's a problem because my grandfather has a bear peddler.......

I spoke with the lady at the reception desk, and for the time being, it seems that the negotiation for the potion was concluded. Since it's only the royal capital, the price was quite high, so I decided to sell a little more. I still have a lot of them in my item box, so it's no problem to sell a lot here.

''Also, I have some monster materials...''

After potions, we need to find materials for monsters and animals. I checked with the bear peddler, but it seems that wyvern is a valuable material in its own right, so we had to discuss it in a private room.

So, would you be willing to sell the materials for wyvern?

Yes, depending on the price, though.

When we moved to a private room, the receptionist and others who seemed to be the boss came in to negotiate the material.

I think I was able to negotiate reasonably well, because I had heard a certain amount of estimates from the bear peddler. I think because the bear peddler's guideline was when he was an adventurer, so I'm a little worried about the current market price.

However, the other materials and skins obtained from the hidden village on the way to the wyvern's bargaining flow sold for a little bit higher, so it's a good thing.

''Finally, a job!''

I'll do the heavy lifting.

The negotiations were over, so I returned to the carriage and took my stuff out. Naturally, I asked Cruz and his group of adventurers to help me carry it out. It's a lot more than the carriage's capacity, but since I've been back and forth so many times, looks can be deceiving. The luggage is in my item box, but I told the bear peddler that my grandfather has it. My item box is still a secret.

By the way, the bear peddler thinks that he has the item box because he has been serving a lot of alcohol at every banquet. We were allowed to take advantage of that assumption.

While we were carrying our luggage, the merchants seemed to be gathering information well, and we were going to have lunch with their guide, but we were refused to enter the restaurant as soon as we saw our sisters.

We decided to finish the meal at a food truck because there is no way, but there was a shop that refuses to look at the sisters even there. I didn't feel so good, so I asked the adventurers group to buy me some food and we all had dinner in the square.

Afterwards, we continued to walk around the capital, but the higher-end shops...not to say high-class shops, but the slightly better looking shops were more likely to be refused entry. I didn't think there was this much discrimination, so I was surprised.

My sister, Ilya, and even Sakuya were depressed for some reason, so I served them fruit with honey for dinner that night. My grandfather gave me a subtle look, but I shouldn't have cared!