Sunflower Manual
Because Fuzhou was a port city, its manufacturing industry was highly developed, and ironware was one of its specialties. There were many large-scale blade shops here. Jiang Hao had asked passersby earlier and learned that Wang's Blade Shop was particularly famous.
When he arrived at the blade shop, he found it quite spacious, filled with all kinds of swords and sabers, as well as spears, halberds, axes, and other long weapons. He understood smelting and forging himself, and with his eye, he could tell that the shop's weapons were indeed fine goods. He called the owner over and said, "Boss, I want to buy two weapons, but I don't have much money. Can I trade for them?"
"Trade? How?" the owner asked in surprise.
As Jiang Hao spoke, he took a burlap bundle from his back. When he untied it, three longswords were revealed inside. The owner sized Jiang Hao up but did not ask any questions. He dealt in weapons and had long been accustomed to the affairs of the martial world. He had no interest in how these things had been acquired. Making money was all that mattered.
Jiang Hao had inspected these swords. They bore no special markings, and he had given them a simple cleanup. Even if someone wanted to trace their origins, it would be difficult.
After some bargaining, Jiang Hao traded the three swords for a new sword that fit his hand, a long-handled Tang Saber, and a dagger.
He then bought a few small items, including several steel claws and some Iron Wire. Ancient locks were no challenge for Jiang Hao. He did not need any special key; a single piece of Iron Wire was enough. As for the steel claws, they were naturally for climbing.
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