Unexpectedly, the money Raine had saved up was not currency issued by the Dwarf Kingdom, such as gold coins or Saint Gold Coins, but Mora, the currency independently issued by the Demon Country Federation!
Feeling the aura emanating from the Mora, Velzard could not help but think of Guy's infatuated adoration for Morax. Her expression gradually darkened.
Forget it. She would not think about it.
Just thinking about it made her angry!
But angry or not, Mora was indeed far superior to the currency minted by the Dwarf Kingdom.
Not only could it be used as currency for exchange, it could also be used as a forging material.
No matter how unwilling Velzard was to admit it, she had no choice but to acknowledge that fact.
Whether in terms of value or appearance, Mora was far better than the currencies issued by the Dwarf Kingdom.
It was only because Mora was currently issued solely within the Demon Country Federation and its allied nations—and because the Dwarf Kingdom was friendly with the Demon Country Federation—that things remained as they were. Otherwise, the moment Mora was released across the continent, the Dwarf Kingdom's monetary system would probably collapse completely in an instant!
Logically speaking, something as important as a monetary system, which concerned the entire continent's economy, could not be tampered with lightly.
The reason the continent used currency issued by the Dwarf Kingdom was because the Dwarf Kingdom excelled at forging and possessed an outstanding reputation.
Furthermore, the currency issued by the Dwarf Kingdom had truly been the most suitable and finest currency of that era. Thus, the right to mint the continent's common currency naturally fell into the Dwarf Kingdom's hands.
Although every nation had its own currency, many small countries and factions used the currency issued by the Dwarf