After Surviving the Apocalypse, I Built a City in Another World novel Chapter 374

While one team had already zoned in on a large purchase, Sammy and Luis’ team were still perusing around the southern part of the fair.

Most of the items here weren’t very cost-effective, but they did find unfamiliar plants and seeds—which sister-in-law would definitely love. She gave them the budget for them anyway.

"This is a seed from the far eastern side of the continent!" The seller said, pointing at the various seeds onhand.

"This is a rare specimen from the south!"

"This is a mystery seed from the orc region!"

He showed the party various other seeds of various shapes, sizes, and colors, presenting them as if they were treasures from another world.

"So you don’t know what they are," Luis said, a statement.

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It was true. These were basically ’trash’ he collected from other people who brought these out for sale. He knew there were a lot of rich people in annual market festivals like this, so he had hoped to make a killing.

But he looked at the men looking very unimpressed. "Well, but they are indeed from far away."

"Hm, sure, if you say so," Luis said with a shrug, "I wonder who would buy seeds they don’t even know how to grow…"

"..."

Sammy, knowing that it was time to bargain, finally spoke up. "We’ll consider taking them off your hands!" he said, "We like to collect weird stuff. But you can’t charge too much!"

When sister-in-law found out they were joining a market festival in a town, she gave all five of them a whooping 110 gold each.

That was to say, even if their group didn’t hold much of the profit from the sale—which was mostly in Gill and Eagle’s hands—they would still have some money on hand. After all, the Ferrol Market Fair was done once a year; It would be such a pity not to maximize it.

As for what was given to boss Gill and Eagle, they didn’t know, but it was definitely a lot. In their case, 110 gold each was already more than enough.

100 gold was to buy some goods for her and the territory, and the remaining 10 was their commission, provided they used it strictly to strengthen themselves.

Their hearts almost fell and they went to heaven.

Ten gold coins was a month’s salary for a well-off aborigine in a town—and it was more than enough to buy a very good level D weapon!

Although the captain bought them weapons, their durability had been quickly deteriorating due to all the fights. In fact, ten gold coins could even buy an inferior second-hand level C equipment, let alone a D equipment or two!