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Is five silver coins too few?

Although five silver coins were more than Roan's monthly wage.

If Roan hadn't seen Leia tossing silver coins one by one, he would never have thought five gold coins were too few.

A person's perspective changes depending on what they see.

Luo An was no exception.

"Is it not suitable? Don't you want to go?" Leia tilted her head. "Or do you feel like I've offended you again?"

"Sorry, all my silver coins were earned from completing quests, and um—it seems I've spent too much. I only have five silver coins left."

"Luo An, I'll come find you after I get a mission," Leia stood up and waved goodbye regretfully.

See you next time.

She turned out to be a wealthy woman who earned her own money.

In comparison, for the first time, Luo An felt like he was a complete jerk.

As a knight, Roan still has many shortcomings.

Luo An could no longer refuse the girl's invitation.

"Wait," Roan called out to Miss Leia, who was about to leave.

"Five silver coins are enough, Miss Leia." Taking a deep breath, Roan felt he was doing something against chivalry.

Before violating chivalry, one must at least be able to support oneself.

"I'm available anytime. What preparations are needed?"

Leia's smile deepened as her gaze swept over Luo An from head to toe.

"No need, that's fine."

"Wait a moment, I'll come pick you up on Market Street."

"Don't forget, Mr. Roan." With that, Leia tossed five silver coins to Roan and turned to leave.

Five silver coins in total, just like that, I got them.

Luo An felt a surge of excitement. With his salary this month and the mission rewards, Luo An suddenly had 11 silver coins.

Even before giving the collected herbs to Tonerie, at least three more silver coins would be added to her account.

After a month, Luo An already had 14 silver coins.

At that moment, Levi's hand rested on Roan's shoulder, and together they watched Leia leave.

"The Lionheart family is a prominent family in the Aisen territory. I never expected that their beloved eldest daughter would come to Lorton."

"Mr. Levi?" Roan thought Levi was asleep. "Are you sober?"

"It's just a little alcohol, it won't numb me at all," Levi said with a meaningful smile.

"You should be more concerned about the knights' banquet than me, Roan."

"Luo An, show your worth, get close to Leia, and you'll be set for life. You'd better work hard." Levi said with a wistful look.

"Back in the day, it was for this damn chivalry that I abandoned a beautiful noble lady, and that's why I've ended up drinking horse piss here—"

"Hey, hey," William interrupted Levi. "If you say that again, get out."

Levi chuckled.

"William, I'm just kidding, I mean—it tastes good horse piss."

"You old bastard." William narrowed his eyes.

"Anyway," Levi patted Roan on the shoulder, "don't end up like me, Roan, don't leave yourself with regrets."

Luo An was speechless for a moment. Did Levi think he had his eye on Leia?

Luo An had his eye on the five silver coins.

To earn five silver coins to support this armor, and for even more silver coins in the future, Roan would do his utmost.

"But, Mr. Levi, what should I do?" Roan had never attended a so-called aristocratic banquet before.

"You don't need to worry about that. Those young knights are all incredibly arrogant and only admire the strong," Levi said with considerable experience.

"It's enough to make them fear you."

"The only thing to remember is, don't kill anyone, and don't cripple anyone. It will cause a lot of trouble." This was the only thing Levi was worried about regarding Roan.

"Yes." Luo An remembered.

"Alright, I'll continue drinking. You go and get ready." Levi waved his hand. Young people have their own ideas about things, and he didn't need to worry too much about it.

Luo An also needed to go to the city.

With great effort, they carried a large basket to Tonerie's tent. Before they even got close, the curtain opened by itself. Tonerie came out of the tent to greet them.

"Greetings, Sir Knight. I saw you approaching from afar, clad in pristine silver armor."

"Do you need help? Or do you want to buy something? If you buy a lot, I can give you a 10% discount."

"..." They say clothes make the man, and armor makes the knight. Seeing the snobbish Tornelli opened Roan's eyes.

"It's me. Roan." Roan took off his helmet. "Roan Yunina."

Tonerie's smile vanished instantly.

"What? It's Luo An." She raised her hand and casually pointed to an empty corner.

"Put the herbs here. Give me the list, I'll pre-determine your payment, and deduct the difference if it's over."

After saying that, Toneri went into the tent on her own.

Is this considered taking advantage of someone you know well?

Roan put down the herbs. He went into the tent and handed the list to Tonerie.

Tonery yawned. "Hmm, not bad. You've collected so much; were you slacking off during the mission?"

How could this woman think so badly of Luo An? He only picked up a silver coin from her.

Even if Luo An didn't pick it up, the silver coins would roll outside the tent and be picked up by passersby.

Tonerie has finished checking the list.

"Good. The raw materials for the level 2 potion and the tracking potion have also been collected."

"This is your reward." Tonerie put down four silver coins, one more than Roan had expected.

He put away the silver coins; Roan now had 15 silver coins.

Luo An also gets a share of the profits from each sale of the medicine.

Spending five silver coins to pre-order some invigorating potions, Luo An casually asked, "What are these tracking potions tracking?"

"Of course, it's about tracking down thieves." Tonerie looked at Roan as if he were an idiot.

"A level 1 potion costs four or five silver coins, right? Spending so many silver coins to recover just one silver coin, isn't that—"

"What do you know? I hate it when people take my things, not even a penny." Tonerison's cold eyes turned to Roan.

"Why are you bothered by so much? Could it be—?"

Luo An: "...Oh right, I have this."

Luo An took out the wolf pelt. According to the [Golden Rule], this wolf pelt could be used to make equipment.

But this world hasn't had any Warcraft for a long time, and the blacksmiths' modification techniques have long been lost.

Tonery is different; she is a true witch, and Roan can only place his hopes on her.

Toneri glanced at it, looking surprised.

"It's a dire wolf pelt? You killed the dire wolf?!"

"Hmm." Roan narrowed his eyes slightly. "So you already knew there were magical beasts in Cosette's cave?"

"I'm a traveling merchant. I'm just going to see if there's any treasure based on the legends. Is there a problem?" Tonerie had clearly already prepared her excuse.

"I'm just a small-time businessman. If I talk nonsense about magical beasts, what if the church arrests me as a witch?"

If it weren't for the "Monkey Typewriter," Roan would have been fooled by Tonelli.

But Tonery is right; if it were Roan himself, he would have made the same choice.

Let's put this matter aside for now.

Roan was more concerned about whether Tonerie could use the wolf's pelt.

"Yes," Tonerie said. "Or rather, only I can."

"I want 40 silver coins."