Wood Was Ruthless-When You Cut the Grass, You Have to Pull Up the Roots!

After happily completing the deal, with money changing hands and the goods delivered, Wood even found himself regretting it a little.

If he'd known the Freya Familia would pay so much for a large magic stone, he wouldn't have sold the magic stone dropped by Goliath back on the Safe Floor.

That stone hadn't been as large or as pure as the one he'd just sold.

But if this magic stone could fetch 1.5 million Fali, then the other one could have sold for at least 1.2 million.

"Mr. Wood, we'll be on our way now. If you happen to get another magic stone of this quality, please don't hesitate to come to the Freya Familia.

As long as the magic stone is good enough, we'll offer you a price that won't disappoint."

After the deal, Laine had wanted to build a good relationship with Wood. After all, anyone could see that Wood had great potential.

He'd only just become an Adventurer, yet he'd already managed to defeat a monster alone whose strength rivaled that of a Level 4 Enhanced Monster.

Now word was spreading all over Orario that Wood had gone from Level 1 to Level 2 in just three days.

When he'd been Level 1, he'd defeated a Level 4 Enhanced Monster on his own. So how strong was he now that he was Level 2?

In the eyes of Orario's Adventurers, anyone who could defeat Dungeon monsters above their level was already an elite Adventurer.

But the guy standing before them was on another level. Other people could brag about defeating a monster one level above them, while this guy had killed monsters three levels above him—and not ordinary monsters, either, but rare Enhanced Monsters.

It couldn't hurt to get on the good side of a powerful