As the system gave a beep, the first transaction was completed soon after. Immortal coins were of little use to me, but natural treasures were what Yun Cangran and I needed most.
After both sides inspected their goods and put them into their storage bags, the second transaction quickly got underway as well. The old shopkeeper even began helping with the barter alongside his granddaughter, figuring that I would not be able to handle it all alone.
I had left all kinds of spirits at the Skytop Academy. There was no use bringing them up here; otherwise, they could have lent a hand.
As the transactions continued, new bosses came knocking. Some even knew that I needed high-energy natural treasures and did not care at all about the quality of the goods. Others, who only sold goods and did not accept immortal pattern stones, came rushing over too.
Since I had more immortal coins than I could spend, I began buying in bulk. The old shopkeeper even started wondering whether I was planning to open a shop.
The transactions proceeded quickly. With everyone being so straightforward, the store began to grow quiet after most of the day had passed.
The old shopkeeper wiped away his sweat and said, "Actually, the Immortal Kingdom system has its own marketplace. The prices are slightly higher than ours, but you don't seem to care much about such petty profits. Why not simply register a marketplace account and place orders? The bosses in our merchants' group are mostly small-time vendors, after all. Recently, we've been hit hard by the free marketplaces of the various Immortal Kingdoms, and business has become sluggish. The only things we can offer are good quality and low prices."
"There are such things? Can I sell the immortal pattern stones in