Warriors could use Divine Power Equipment, which came in two types: one was directly forged by powerful divine power, while the other was made by modifying magical equipment.
Legend had it that mages learned to manufacture magical equipment by studying the divine armaments of the gods.
In Greece, the ratio of warriors to mages was far above ten to one. As a result, demand for Divine Power Equipment far exceeded that for magical equipment, so its price was naturally higher.
However, the manufacturing cost of magical equipment was far lower than that of Divine Power Equipment.
"Then I can only sell it for one thousand," Suye said.
Rolon nodded and said, "I'll go reply to them. Thank you."
"We're classmates. Don't mention it." Suye smiled.
"We should attend a banquet together sometime," Rolon said.
"Sure."
The two turned and walked in different directions.
"Why is this Rolon..."
Suye had not expected Rolon's attitude toward him to change so quickly.
Based on his deduction, Rolon had long since been a Warrior Apprentice and should be able to advance to a Black Iron Warrior soon.
Before this, Rolon had never taken the initiative to speak with non-nobles. Horton had tried to curry favor with him several times, only to meet with polite rejection, and had consequently given up on befriending Rolon.
Lake could easily be considered a genius, but Rolon did not care about him at all.
Today, Rolon had actually taken the initiative to invite him to a banquet. This was an extremely strong signal of goodwill, even if it had merely been out of courtesy.
Banquets, or feasts, had originally been a form of gathering among Greek nobles—a type of wine party. Depending on the number of attendees, they were generally divided into ordinary banquets and grand banquets.
Noble banquets