At the thought that Apollo, that womanizer, might have gotten up to all sorts of indecent things in this place, Wood suddenly found even the air here disgusting. He promptly agreed that they should sell the place off, too.
Their Familia had originally had three hundred million valis. One hundred million had gone to the Hostess of Abundance, and another hundred million had gone to the Loki Familia.
Hestia had made the decision. Besides wanting to thank them for stepping in when the Hestia Familia had been in danger,
another reason was that Hestia hated owing people favors—especially that flat-chested Loki!
Apollo Familia's former headquarters was a little out of the way, but it had plenty of land and a lot of luxurious furnishings. If they sold everything off in one go, they should be able to get five or six hundred million valis for it.
Add that to the valis they already had, and they should have no problem buying a headquarters big enough for six people—even in the city center.
"If we're buying a headquarters, we might as well get a bigger one this time, so we don't end up with nowhere for new members to live.
"And Welf seems to be a blacksmith, right? Ideally, we could find a place with room to build a forge, so our Familia members can repair and forge their own equipment.
"If we don't have enough money, I can make a few more trips to the Dungeon... Wait, what about those accomplices of Apollo Familia we captured earlier? Haven't the other Familias in Orario come to pay their ransoms?"
Since they wanted to buy a new headquarters, Wood and Hestia, who had thought they were rather well off, suddenly felt poor again.
It was then that Wood remembered the "accomplices" from