Bones could be forged into weapons, blood could be made into blood ink, and hides could be woven into protective gear. Although the most prized trait materials were absent, these remnants of corpses alone were excellent materials. Even sold individually at auction, they could fetch a hefty price, while Angel had paid only a tiny amount of demon gold coins.
Although Canaan wore an expression that said, "You got cheated," Angel did the math himself. Aside from those exceedingly special Abyssal materials that were difficult to buy in the Wizarding World, purchasing the remains of wizard-level Demonic Beasts with demon gold coins might be the way to maximize his profits.
Canaan could not buy special Abyssal materials, but it could easily obtain these Demonic Beast remains, which were of little use to demons.
Angel counted the piled-up Demonic Beast remains in the yard. There were twenty-three corpses in total, yet Canaan had spent fewer than six thousand demon gold coins.
Canaan had initially thought the demon gold coins it spent were a terrible loss, but seeing the shopkeeper's overjoyed expression, it could not be bothered to dwell on whether it had profited or lost. In any case, the shopkeeper was spending his own money to buy what he cherished. It was nobody else's concern.
"Is there any more outside? Can we keep buying?" As Angel inventoried these precious materials, he still could not help greedily asking Canaan.
"Demons rarely hunt this kind of high-level Demonic Beast. For one thing, high-level Demonic Beasts are few in number and hard to encounter. For another, hunting them without a special need is a losing proposition. So this is all that could be bought." Canaan sighed. It had nearly run all over Lasudelan before buying these twenty-three Demonic Beast remains.
Hearing Canaan say so,