Before long, the morning had passed. By noon, with the sun hanging high overhead, Li Qi had sold nearly all the furs at the prices he wanted.
Furs sold well, and there was no shortage of buyers for the meat, but some of the bones remained.
After all, there were not many uses for beast bones, yet they were not cheap. No matter what, one had to risk one's life hunting in the wild to obtain them, so their price could never be too low. Naturally, they did not sell particularly well.
He had waited all morning. The meat and furs were sold out, and even the mountain goods had been sold, but some bones still remained.
"One hundred and twenty-five... one hundred and twenty-six... Ah, six thousand one hundred and twenty-six coins already. Forget it. If these won't sell, then they won't sell. Pack them up. Let's go buy clothes first," Li Qi said to Shen Shuibi as he counted the strings of cash on him.
One string was a thousand coins, with another hundred and twenty-six loose coins, making seven bundles in all. He counted them one by one, tied them securely with rope, then fastened them around himself and hung them from his arms.
There was absolutely no chance of them being stolen—they were right before his eyes.
With Li Qi's current arm strength, having over six thousand coins wrapped around one hand no longer affected his movements much.
Shen Shuibi hurriedly nodded. In this bustling place, where she had to deal with people everywhere, the rabbit—who loved quiet and had lived on Immortal Mountain since childhood—was terribly unaccustomed to it. Hearing that they were leaving, she immediately began helping Li Qi pack up the stall.
But just then, someone suddenly came over and struck up a