Iver hadn't brought much luggage with him... After all, anything Avalon sold would certainly be available in the Theocracy as well.
The Theocracy had no regulations restricting Supernatural beings, so ritual materials and Alchemy Potions were much easier to buy there than in Avalon. Whatever they needed, they could simply buy it after arriving.
Sherlock, on the other hand... After Iver's persuasion, he had brought only one change of clothes. However, he had brought quite a few books and notes, clearly with no intention of stopping his studies and research while traveling through the Theocracy.
They had entrusted their Grimoires to Bishop Mathers's family, while Iver had left Yulia in the care of Isabel and Shafiya. Although Ligeia was Avalon's strongest individual, her personality clearly didn't match the quiet and docile Yulia very well.
Now, Iver had only a small suitcase about the size of a first-aid kit, which Lily was steadily carrying behind him.
There was only one thing inside in any real quantity, and it took up the most space.
—Money.
An entire suitcase, with seventy percent of its space filled with money. And it was all paper currency.
There were twenty thousand White Crown Coins in total. Ten thousand were ten-White-Crown notes, and ten thousand were twenty-White-Crown notes—the twenty-White-Crown note was the largest denomination of White Crown Coin.
That came to a total of three hundred thousand White Crown Coins... twenty times the value of the welcoming gift the genius Albert had received from Prince Heinrich, also known as Earl Leipzig.
Hai Na had now become a full-fledged employee and been transferred to the Arbitration Hall. But her annual salary was only three thousand White Coins... and that was already twenty-five times the salary of an ordinary company employee.
She would have to work for a hundred