"Right, there's also this axe."
Lin Mo suddenly remembered something and took out the Minotaur Chieftain's Axe from the Mana Storage Bag.
Los took it and placed it on the counter. He examined it carefully for a while, ran his hand over it, then picked up a hammer and struck it twice.
"The material is fairly good, but it's still rather common. Normally, it would be worth around 10 to 12 Gold Coins. If you want to sell it, I'll give you 14 Gold Coins to round things off nicely—500 Gold Coins total."
"No problem."
After leaving Los's little shop, they went to a restaurant, where Lin Mo counted the gains from this mission.
"The mission reward was 101 Gold Coins. Adding the 500 Gold Coins from selling the materials, that makes 601 Gold Coins!"
Phini took out her wallet and removed six Crystal Coins and one Gold Coin.
"Mr. Lin Mo, here."
Lin Mo froze for a moment. "Does the money from selling the materials count toward the double reward too?"
Though some previous missions seemed to have included the value of materials, this one was indeed different. The materials had not been a requirement for completing the mission, so strictly speaking, they were not part of the mission. Besides, they had killed far too many this time—sixteen professional-level Minotaurs in one go—and the materials from those monsters happened to be fairly valuable.
Phini paused. "It doesn't?"
She thought about it seriously. "Mother didn't explain it in detail, but it should count. Mr. Lin Mo, don't worry about it. It isn't that much."
Lin Mo could tell from her expression that she was not pretending. Six hundred Gold Coins was an enormous sum for most people, and even for professionals, it was no small amount. But to someone at