"As long as you're willing to spend divine power crystals, you can hire these divine envoy carpenters at any time to help renovate your shop!" After hearing him, the guard suddenly understood, but he also told Nalant a piece of news that left him stunned.
"Divine envoys really became carpenters?" Nalant had never imagined that before, no matter what. After all, however poorly a divine envoy might fare, they should not have fallen to such a station.
Of course, on second thought, Nalant figured it out.
To the gods, the City of Stars was entirely a high-end place, exclusively for gods.
So basically, wherever divine envoys could be used, divine envoys were used. Let alone attendants responsible for watching the shops—even carpenters were now being specially trained from divine envoys.
"Thank you for the reminder, Your Excellency. But the world I come from is relatively backward, so even divine envoys are few. I could only bring these ordinary carpenters with me!" Nalant did not mind letting others know the weakness of the World of Gods.
After all, other worlds could not enter the World of Gods through the teleportation gate. Lowering his posture would instead let him keep a lower profile in the City of Stars.
"So that's how it is. Then go on in, Your Excellency. Don't worry—in the City of Stars, even if you're a bit weak, it doesn't matter, because private fighting is forbidden everywhere in the city except the arena."
"And outside the city, we guards of the City of Stars are here as well, so safety can also be guaranteed!"
Sure enough, the guard looked at Nalant with pity and kindly gave him a reminder.
"Many thanks, Your Excellency! Then I'll take my leave first!"
Afterward, Nalant led his subordinates into the city and spent