Should he keep trading?
In terms of maximizing his gains, he should.
The Collector's trade goods were impossible to buy on the market. Every one was a top-tier item or piece of equipment.
But Yang Yi was not particularly willing to sell the potions Su Na made. Otherwise, he would have started making money from selling potions long ago.
The words "an original creation by the witch Su Na" in their descriptions made him uncomfortable.
At first, he had worried that someone might covet the recipes, since players dropped their recipes upon death.
But after seeing Su Na's personal panel, Yang Yi was certain that a witch selling potions would bring serious trouble.
Whether it was Witch's Blood, the description of the Forbidden Scholar talent, or the Witch Set's information, all of them hinted that witches should keep a low profile and conceal their identities.
Ronette, the witch he had met before, had been captured by the Radiant Holy Church.
That was why Yang Yi did not want to sell potions. Even having only her name on them was unsafe.
After all, the Nightmare Star had a skill that could search for and peer at other players using ship names and player names, so it would be perfectly normal for the Radiant Holy Church to have some spell specifically for tracking down witches.
Yang Yi fell silent for a while. Instead of continuing the trade, he asked the Collector a question in the Common Human Language.
"What are you planning to do with these potions?" he asked.
Although the Collector could not speak, he could understand. His empty hood tilted, as though he were cocking his head.
Then he began writing on the bone deck with his larger-than-normal hand, his sharp nails easily scratching marks into it.
He wrote only