After Mira got three of her Magic Stones analyzed, and heard the fairy girl worker’s research into the price evolution of Magic Stones, she took out a bigger portion of her Magic Stones to have them analyzed as well. Follow current novᴇls on novel⦿fire.net
The prices were assigned according to the mana contained within the stones and not their size, but the prices were still roughly around the same as the first three. And so, she selected a portion of her medium and large Magic Stones that would easily give her around 3,000,000 Rils.
She had decided to keep all her small Magic Stones though, as they could be used to power all of the devices she owned, making them surprisingly versatile.
To complete the sale, she had to provide her adventurer permit again, and this time she decided to provide her complimentary ticket as well. That ticket gave her a 20% discount on anything she bought in the store, so she was not completely sure it would also apply to sales.
But in a happy turn of events, the complimentary ticket also provided a 10% increase to payouts from sales.
With it, she would obtain roughly 3,300,000 Rils.
All of that settled the Dinowal Store as Mira’s preferred place to buy and sell, which was exactly what Thedrick Dinowal had been aiming for when he gave her the ticket.
3,300,000 Rils was the equivalent of 66 gold coins, which was quite a heavy and bulky amount. But Mira still requested to receive them in cash, instead of a transfer to her account at the Union.
After completing the sale, Mira left the counter and headed to the common waiting area of the store, where she held the leather bag with the coins and weighed them with one hand. Feeling the heft of gold brought her comfort.
Once she had enjoyed the jingle of gold coins within the bag for long enough, she opened her Item Box.
Back when she first arrived to this world, Solomon had taught her a few things. Coins of all sorts could not be put inside the Item Box, as they counted as currency.
But then she learned how to solve that issue. Coins could not be stored on their own, but if there was an item that happened to contain coins, it could b