"Actually... it might not be impossible," Jade suddenly said.
"Impossible to do what?"
"Grant this bar owner's wish."
"...Did I hear that right? You're planning to grant the wish of an Aeon of Wish?" Aventurine's voice carried unmistakable surprise.
But Aventurine knew his colleague well. She would not speak up without a certain degree of confidence.
"That may indeed sound a little arrogant. How about putting it another way? Hmm... a service," Jade said.
"Put that way, it's not impossible. So what business did you come up with? Do you need my help?"
"What business? Isn't it already obvious?"
"Let me guess. By business, you mean helping distribute Wish Emissary tokens and earning wish power?" Aventurine asked.
Though it was phrased as a question, Aventurine himself seemed utterly certain.
"Obviously. From my observations, this Aeon of Wish seems extremely determined to turn Paradise adventurers into Wish Walkers. According to the intelligence, when Wish Walkers guide new Paradise adventurers into becoming Wish Walkers, they receive some kind of special token. That represents his determination."
"And as long as there is something someone wants to do, there is business to be had, isn't there?"
"Don't you think Ci Yu Pawn Shop happens to be able to solve this problem for them? If we are talking about the place in the entire galaxy that holds the greatest number of desires and unfulfilled wishes waiting to be granted, Ci Yu Pawn Shop is naturally among the very best," Jade said.
Ci Yu Pawn Shop was, in truth, an alternative kind of pawnshop.
Anything could be mortgaged here, and Jade could bestow favors upon people, helping them fulfill their wishes.
She satisfied some people's desires and bestowed favors upon them, but those favors soon returned to Jade, accompanied by even greater desires.
And when people