Now that they had reached a city and had a little spare money on hand, everyone decided to take a brief look around the shops.
It was only a third-tier city, after all. Luckily, it was relatively close to the Border Prince Territory, and Averland itself often employed mercenaries.
So while it wasn't particularly prosperous, there were still plenty of goods for sale.
Though... the selection was a little limited.
And most of what was available was meant for mercenaries, and affordable only to them.
Still, that was more than enough.
Before, everyone had been "short on cash," so they hadn't been able to shop in Nurn. On top of that, Nurn had just gone through a period of chaos, and prices would have been all over the place.
And at the time, Lin Yun... had only a few Gold Coins he'd gotten from the "locals," besides the Shop Gold Coins, so naturally he couldn't buy anything.
But in fact, Lin Yun and the others had quite a lot of goods now.
Strictly speaking, they'd gotten nearly 80,000 gold coins' worth of goods from those young knight nobles alone. The thing to remember, though, was that this was only their estimated value.
Besides, a city's market—especially that of a third-tier city—had its limits.
First of all, among all the different coins, Aivigwen basically only accepted Imperial Gold Coins and the Golden Crowns from neighboring Tilea.
Sovereigns were the common currency of the Elves, whether High Elves, Dark Elves, or Wood Elves. But Dark Elves were difficult to trade with, while Wood Elves refused trade outright. If you went to ask them for a trade, they might think you had ulterior motives and kill you. As for the High Elves...
Just look at the isolationist policies of the Celestial Empire in