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After all the negotiations I had to do with Cinnamon, the Guild Master of the Fairy Guild branch in the Atlas Flower Garden Village in Avalon, we were able to register in this business. While we were here, we were going to hunt down so Owl Bears and help the people, while we also rack on the Spirit Coins, which I can even use in my Domain Shop! We also discovered that ti goes faster in Avalon compared to Earth, so we can take it a bit easier, we’ll probably stay the night here and enjoy the mont while we can.
I an, we’re finally in Avalon, a Realm I’ve been hearing about since forever! And now we are finally visiting it and learning about its many beautiful wonders, not just flying flowers though but all kind of other things, and especially of the people living here, which seed kind of similar to Arcadia, but at the sa ti not too much.
While we registered, I was even given a little rune that makes stronger as I grow in Ranks, which seed pretty handy and a nice incentive to rack a lot of contribution, those Owl Bears were made for this.
Considering we were going to hunt likely hundreds of those monsters, we moved to sell the six that the Elisa, Monica, and Goldie hunted, after I asked them about it and they were fine with it... Of course, I didn’t ask Goldie, he’s my tad monster so I don’t think I need his approval, and it isn’t like he cared about the corpses past the at.
So, Cinnamon moved us to another room where there were several other people, mostly gnos, doing a lot of butchering, also extracting usable materials from corpses, or even crafting equipnt with it... It kind of reminded of Arcadia, there’s systems and traditions that are very similar to it, but there’s also different things that made the place very unique.
At first they didn’t believe that we hunted six of them, even less when I wasn’t carrying anything with either... However, the mont I opened my inventory and dropped all six Owl Bears onto the floor, they quickly realized I wasn’t ssing around.
"Y-You got six of them for real?!"
"No way! And where did you store them?! I-Is that space magic?!"
The two old, gray-bearded gnos, which seed to be twins, were utterly flabbergasted by what they saw. I suppose that unlike in Arcadia, the existence of spatial inventories wasn’t common at all.
"Yeah... sothing like that," I nodded. "Anyway, are they good to sell?"
I didn’t really want the conversation to devolve into talking about space magic or my inventory being the most aweso and terrifying thing in existence or sothing, nope, no thank you.
"Y-Yes! Yeah," one of the gnos said. "They’re... in perfect condition too?! Did these monsters really die? It is as if they were still sleeping! How did you kill them without damaging their bodies?"
"Ah, that...?" I wondered.
It was part of the Inventory Ability. Just like in BNLO, when you hunt a monster and get their corpse, any damage you caused to their body is simply rewritten as the corpse appears completely unscathed inside the inventory, all gas do this because the corpse is considered an "item" or sothing.
The system simply autocorrects the data of the corpse item... it’s weird, Arcadia is certainly a real world, but it is also "digitized" by the power of the System, and things such as data do apply like in an actual video ga, it’s a combination of both reality and virtual reality.
"Well, we were really gentle," I said with a smile. "...Monica also has Death Elent powers."
"Oh, maybe they died with their souls crushed?! What a rough way to die... Haha."
"She must be a little monster! People with such affinities is very rare, even more around here..."
"Is she a druid?" the brownie girl wondered. "I’ve never heard of druids with death affinity."
"Yeah she is, she has a very unique Naturel Soul," I explained. "And who says it’s rare? Death also a part of Nature itself, right? Anyway..."
"Ah, yes, right..."
"Let’s get this over with..."
"Hmm..."
The gnos and the brownie calculated everything and then brought a bag with coins.
"Six Owl Bear corpses, five of them are in perfect condition, another of them had half of their at stripped off very cleanly, but all other materials are usable... That would be around 420 spirit coins." The brownie girl said. "Is it an acceptable price?"
"Y-Yes!" I nodded. "Thank you!"
Oh wow, it was more money than I imagined! They were the small coins, but that’s still a lot...
Wait.
"How much are these coins equivalent to the big ones I have?" I showed them.
"Wow you got the big ones?!"
"Usually those are only carried by nobility..."
"Big coins are worth a hundred coins."
"Really?!" I gasped. "Makes sense why only one could give us everything that the chief said then! So with this I got four big coins... not bad! I’ll bring you a hundred more corpses later, so I hope you got the coins ready."
"A hundred?! Hahah..."
"She’s really going for hunting more?"
"I think even with a big team that would be futile, Owl Bears are super strong!"
"Well you don’t know much about us either way, right?" Mark asked, shrugging. "Just wait and see, we’ll clear the forest of them." He said confidently.
"Yep, no point in keeping them around either," I nodded.
"Wait, if they’re so strong shouldn’t you offer more than ten coins per Owl Bear killed?" Katherine glared at them angrily.
"Look, you get that only for killing them, if you sell them to us then you can get even more," explained Cinnamon. "It’s a fair business, those that are weak were never going to risk their lives fighting them anyway, but those strong could abuse it if the price was too high, hence why we decided on this thod."
"Hmm, not wrong..." I nodded. "I guess we are those that are too strong."
"Yeah!" Gabriel said. "Hmm, I’m hungry though! Can’t we go eat already?"
"Sure, sure, let’s go then," I nodded. "Thank you for everything, Cinnamon, everyone! We’ll co back later on."
It was still pretty early in the day either way, so it was ti to taste all the dishes they got here, which, as it turned out it was mostly a lot of sweets, candies, and baked goods.
Once we moved to the village after the guild stuff, we reunited with the rest of our friends and family, and we were able to taste what they had purchased from the various stalls.
We found a nice place where I asked if they could let us sit down, and after the people agreed, albeit confused, I created a large wooden table and chairs where we served all the food they got.
"Try these first, mom, they’re really good."
My daughter gave what seed to be an apple-sized pot-shaped flower, inside there was sothing soft-looking, covered by colorful caral.
With a wooden spoon, I ate a bit of it and realized what it was.
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