Feng Jun had heard that staying at inns was expensive, so he was a little reluctant to spend the money.
However, Yu Changzhu and Mi Yunshan both looked eager to give it a try, wanting to experience an inn in the Immortal Market.
Huangfu Wuxia was not particularly surprised that they were not going to the residence compound. Instead, she recommended two inns with good reputations.
But when Feng Jun went to ask about them, the prices startled him. The minimum was twenty Fragmented Spirit Stones per person per day.
Fragmented Spirit Stones were a unit of currency found only in the Immortal Market. One Spirit Stone was equivalent to one hundred Fragmented Spirit Stones.
Fragmented Spirit Stones did not mean broken Spirit Stones. More often, they were more like tokens. For example, if two people booked a standard room for one night and paid one Spirit Stone, the inn would give them sixty Fragmented Spirit Stone tokens as change.
Those sixty Fragmented Spirit Stone tokens could be used at any shop in the market. They could be taken away and used again on their next visit, or exchanged for goods such as Spirit Rice and Spirit Grain before leaving—after all, everyone had Storage Pouches.
The Fragmented Spirit Stone tokens differed from market to market.
Feng Jun felt that the Immortal Market would rather issue Fragmented Spirit Stone tokens than accept gold or silver because it was trying to sever the connection between immortals and mortals, forcibly making Spirit Stones the currency of the immortal world.
Those thoughts could wait. The problem now was that Feng Jun's group had six people—seven with Shangguan Yunjin—and one day at an inn would cost 1.4 Spirit Stones.
And that was for the cheapest rooms. The most expensive small courtyard could accommodate more than