"So this is basically a get-out-of-death-free card?"
Mu You quickly figured out how the bag worked.
The bag itself did nothing. What mattered was the mask emblem marked on it. The Sparrowman Bandits had a rule: they recognized the bag, not the person. As long as they saw that symbol on a bag, they would not rob its owner. It was essentially a relatively cheap form of "protection money." If someone could not afford a house here, they could use this bag as a stopgap.
Moreover, the bag was of very average quality, especially the design on it, which would probably wear away completely within a year or two. Naturally, it would lose its theft-prevention effect then. At that point, the owner would either have to keep buying these bags or bear the risk of being robbed.
"It really is all business..." Mu You remarked.
Clearly, the Sparrowman Bandits had a stake in the sale of these bags. He would not even be surprised if they manufactured the bags themselves.
Fine, whatever makes you happy...
After spending another 400, he had only 600 left, not enough to buy potions. Mu You browsed the remaining goods and finally picked out an item.
[Star Level Detection Glasses: A monocle with detection and classification functions. Wearing it allows you to see an item's star level and judge its rarity.]
Creatures in the High Heaven World all had star levels that gave a straightforward indication of their strength, but items had no dedicated ranking system. So far, the items Mu You had seen only had vague, mismatched descriptions such as relic, hidden relic, common item, rare item, Divine Artifact, and Super Artifact.
Of course, the description "relic" had not originally existed. It was a term invented by the Fools. Any item obtained