"Coffee can't just be given away for free, can it?" Luo Chuan's face was full of perfectly justified indignation.
For a moment, Yao Ziyan could not find any words to refute him. "Uh, that's true, but... never mind. As long as you're happy, Boss."
She then picked up the two differently colored crystals Rona had left behind and examined them carefully, but in the end, she still could not make out anything special about them.
"Boss, if that customer left these two crystals behind, they should be quite valuable, right?" After finishing her inspection, Yao Ziyan lifted her coffee cup again.
"Probably." Luo Chuan placed them on the shelf behind him. "But it makes no difference to me. They'd make pretty good decorations, though."
Yao Ziyan could not help laughing. As expected, Luo Chuan's view of things that most people considered incomparably precious was exactly what she had anticipated.
"That really is just like you, Boss." Yao Ziyan took a sip of coffee and looked toward the distant lights beyond the window. "Sainia looks much more prosperous than Oran."
"The two cities are very far apart. Sainia was barely affected by the Ninth Calamity, so it has maintained its original cultural development." Luo Chuan said.
"Didn't you say that when the Ninth Calamity descended, the Collapse swept across Kolo?" Yao Ziyan pointed out the part that puzzled her.
"The Collapse erupted from Chaos Land as its center, spreading outward and eroding everything in all directions." Luo Chuan patiently explained.
"I understand. You mean the farther one is from Chaos Land, the less severe the impact." Yao Ziyan suddenly understood.
Luo Chuan walked out from behind the counter. "I'm feeling a little bored. Let's go out and take a look. Sainia is a coastal city, and it covers quite a bit