It was an indescribable feeling.
There was clearly no change in her physical condition, yet she inexplicably felt incredibly at ease.
It was as though she had been living with a mountain on her back, and now that mountain had disappeared.
It also felt as though her soul were soaking in a hot spring, warm and relaxed.
Now, she could face the painful memories she had never dared revisit before, such as her parents' deaths and the destruction of her family.
She could not possibly feel no sorrow, but at least she had the courage to remember.
And the future, shrouded in gray mist, now revealed a ray of sunlight.
It gave her the courage to keep moving forward.
The Courage Badge really did live up to its name.
With an expression somewhere between smiling and crying, Margaret gently stroked the brooch, her heart filled with gratitude toward Su Yu.
She composed herself, then bowed deeply to Su Yu.
"Thank you, Mr. Shopkeeper!"
Thank you, my god, she added silently.
Su Yu waved dismissively and said:
"It's fine. No need to thank me. I'm just a merchant selling things. You pay me, and I give you the goods. It's that simple."
But Margaret stubbornly shook her head and said:
"Although I did pay for these things, I can still recognize their value. This simply isn't something money can buy! Your willingness to sell it to me is already enough to deserve my thanks."
Hearing this, Su Yu thought, There's a story behind this one.
Then he opened his mystical sight and took a look at Margaret's past, and fell silent.
Su Yu sighed inwardly. Another unfortunate soul.
He nodded, accepting Margaret's thanks.
Seeing this, Margaret smiled, then continued opening the remaining blind boxes.
The next eight blind boxes all gave