"Now this is luxury!" Nalant found himself genuinely taken with the carriage.
It was like people in his previous life—once they had money, they had to get themselves a good car to drive.
What was more, he was now a proper baron. Having an exclusive ride of his own was only natural.
Before, he simply had not found a suitable craftsman. After all, he did not care for overly ordinary carriages; he might as well ride White Dragon and cut a more imposing figure.
But now, he had taken a liking to this carriage's appearance alone.
"Lord Nalant, this carriage's inscription effects mainly serve two functions. The cabin and axle sections bear Toughness Inscriptions. Even if they were shot with a mithril longbow, they would not suffer the slightest damage."
"The second inscription effect is Lightness. Do not be fooled by how enormous this carriage is—its actual weight is comparable to that of an ordinary carriage!"
Seeing the interest on Nalant's face, Ram promptly stepped in to explain.
"Is that so?" Nalant was truly curious upon hearing this, and immediately climbed down, bracing a hand against the carriage frame to test it.
As he subtly exerted strength through his arm, the carriage actually lifted slightly.
It truly weighed no more than an ordinary carriage!
One had to know that ordinary carriages did not have iron plating added to them, while at least half of this carriage was made of iron. Yet it could be made so light—these inscription effects were truly powerful.
"Ram, was this carriage, so exquisite and luxurious, forged by you? And why has it been left sitting here unused after it was forged? Is no one willing to buy it?" Although Nalant could not be certain whether this carriage was truly worth two thousand gold coins, he