Hanna's eyes revealed a hint of surprise when she realized that neither of them had much objection to the price.
After all, news of the treasures stolen from Victor's home had not yet fully spread, and the Knights Order's strict investigation was merely based on suspicion.
Although transporting the treasures would indeed become somewhat difficult later on, Kallen and Han Jiang could still trade them for more gold now.
These two really... really don't care at all, do they? Hanna wondered.
Hanna and her master had come to the Holy City to seek the help of local nobles. They also wanted to find ways to make money and reclaim what they had lost before.
As for why she had driven such a hard bargain at first, it was to leave Han Jiang and Kallen room to negotiate.
Their calmness made Hanna feel a little embarrassed. "Um, actually, the price of the treasures..."
Kallen shook her head. "This price is fine. We'll have to trouble you again in the future."
"Oh, right. Of the twelve hundred gold coins, leave three hundred for Jenna. I want the remaining nine hundred in gold, not Gold Coupons."
Gold Coupons were certificates for large sums of gold, recognized by the Schicksal Church and exchangeable for an equivalent amount of gold.
After all, no noble would carry that much gold on them, nor would they hire servants specifically to haul sacks of gold while accompanying them on shopping trips.
It was something inevitably produced by historical development.
Jenna said in surprise, "Huh? Why leave us so much gold? We merely..."
Kallen casually patted Jenna on the shoulder. "Your organization travels around giving speeches and awakening the spirit of resistance in people's hearts. Naturally, you need operating funds."
"Don't let the fact that I'm the captain of