"Boss, are these two stones for sale?" While the owner prepared the goods according to Marani's list, Marani looked over the shop's wares and immediately took an interest in the many stones set off to one side.
"You're interested? These two aren't cheap." Though they were called stones, they were actually ores—valuable ores at that.
"Got it. I won't haggle this time. Please pack them separately." Marani immediately said she would buy them.
"Are these decorations too?" Paimon asked curiously.
"No. Kachina likes shiny little things, so I buy them whenever I see them. These two will be perfect to give her when she returns victorious. I'm sure she'll like them."
It had to be said that Marani cared deeply for Kachina. The combined price of those two ores was higher than all the supplies she had bought earlier.
"Your order's ready. Check it and see if anything's missing." The owner had finished preparing everything.
"Let me see... Huh? Why is there an extra crate of juice?" Marani checked the goods and found an extra crate of juice.
"That's a gift from me. No charge. Seven years ago, when the Abyss invaded the tribe, Agaya saved my brother's life. She never wanted anything in return, but I've always remembered it. Please give Agaya my regards, and I hope you have a wonderful time."
Agaya was highly respected among the Flowing Spring People, and one reason was that she had saved many lives.
"Don't worry, we'll definitely throw Agaya a very lively party. Thank you, Boss." Marani immediately nodded and promised to give Agaya a truly bustling gathering.
"Let's go. We should check out the other shops."
Although they had already bought most of the supplies here, there were still some things they needed from other stores, such as snacks and