Because the Demon Domain was rich in resources overall, and most of its products were unavailable on the market, goods of the same quality from the Demon Domain could sell for two to four times the price.
Besides the merchants and hunters who came here,
the military units suppressing demons and the Black-Clad Historians hunting down fugitives from the Demon Domain also used the convenience of their official positions to bring valuable items back from the Demon Domain in exchange for considerable wealth... Many had even made this their primary means of earning money.
For this reason, the trading area established within the barracks expanded every year and had even come under the full management of high-ranking officials from the Ministry of War.
It had now become the largest area within the All-Metal Barracks.
However, "largest" was not reflected on the surface of the barracks.
After all, the barracks still had to look like barracks on the surface. They needed to put on a show for the Imperial Court while ensuring the military's strict discipline and guarding against the Demon Tide that could arrive at any moment.
Therefore, the trading area on the surface occupied only a small section.
The true trading area, also known as the Hundred Demon Gathering, was located in a natural Demon Cave directly beneath the barracks.
For the management of the Hundred Demon Gathering, the Ministry of War had devised an extremely special system that cast off the many restrictions found in ordinary markets, providing traders with an absolutely free and nearly unrestricted trading environment.
Quite a few jiangshi with a certain status in the Corpse Kingdom had also established connections with the Ministry of War.
From time to time, they would pay a handling fee to trade at the Hundred Demon Gathering... Once they