Noah's words made Nock smile as he hurriedly said, "Really? We can earn commissions too?" Noah nodded. "Aren't there plenty of jobs children can do? The Orphanage kids work in the Flame Dragon Kingdom during holidays to earn commissions."
Nock smiled. "How much are the commissions?" Noah answered seriously, "A florist's commission on Valentine's Day is around twenty thousand Berries a night. New Year's is coming up in a few days, so we can help shop owners sell holiday goods, couplets, red decorations, fireworks, firecrackers, and so on. They're all popular items, and the commissions are very high."
Nock quickly asked, "How much per day?" Noah thought about it. "More than ten thousand Berries a day. If you sell a lot, it could be over twenty thousand Berries."
Nock's face filled with helplessness. "Dad only gives us three thousand Berries a month. It's nowhere near enough. And that Norton—I suspect he's a Pixiu. He eats way too much. Dad makes us take him everywhere too. He's practically a great demon. The moment I get my three thousand Berries, he eats half of it."
Numin looked disgusted as well. "Don't even mention it. Norton has the Vampire Fruit." Tenoch nodded solemnly. "That explains everything." Nock looked helpless again. "Sister Numin, could you take Norton with you next time? As long as you feed him until he's full, he's actually pretty obedient."
Noya pulled a huge bundle of loose change from her pocket, counted it, and said awkwardly, "You don't think I'm rich, do you? I'm just like you guys." Noland said seriously, "That's right. My little sister also only gets three thousand Berries. Nore isn't even three yet. He's never seen money and doesn't even know what Berries look like."
That was exactly Julian's principle: let children roam free, raise them