Helping with Adventurer Party Management

As such, the bidding took place without delay, although there was some trouble.

"Don't make too much profit..."

I was roaring in front of a pile of gold and silver coins.

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The enthusiasm of the Intercity Merchants was tremendous, and the bidding match was killer.

I didn't want to hoist the price like an auction, so I took the method of writing the price on the bid and bidding, but in case of bias or sudden accidents, instead of deciding first to tenth place in a single bid, I made the method of deciding first place in 10 bids.

Because I thought that would reduce the number of merchants who would fall off because of writing errors, big wrong amounts, etc.

However, fewer mistakes mean that the valuing is done normally.

Thus, the result of the successful valuation of the guardian's shoes on the market is that they are a shining asset in front of us.

It is also impossible for Goulzin to be envied for having monopolized this profit.

"Huh... that's amazing..."

By way of example, Sarah brightens her eyes with a mountain of gold coins in front of her.

"No, not at all."

Kirik, the guard who was guarding in the Swordtooth Corps, seems to feel the same way because he deals with a lot of money.

This guy is also from a merchant, so he has some sense of money.

As a result of just a small hour's bidding, I guess there is a surprise at the momentum of the intercity merchants who paid gold in advance.

Yes, the street merchants left the gold in advance.

As far as I'm concerned, I could have used only the amount of five large copper coins, which is the wholesale price per foot of shoe making, and anything that multiplies 100 times the cost of one large copper coin, as deposits, but that was stopped by Anne, who is in charge of advertising and Jilboa, the shareholder.

Stopped, or pissed off.

"You, hey, sell expensive stuff, so stop selling that hideous way!

"Not at all. You should know a little more about the value of what you've made."

A humble way of selling, is a good expression, but I know what you're trying to say.

Guardian shoes are still thin luxury items.

To say market price is an honest one, and now I can see how much I am asking for what I have made, which is the price.

No matter how good you think you are and how diligently you make it, you can't sell it high if the customer doesn't ask for it, and regardless of the cost if the customer asks for it, you can get a certain price.

In short, a product called Protective Shoes is widely supported as a luxury product in this world.

At the same time, it also means that there is still a shortage of supplies.

"Yeah? Are you going to use it again? I made so much money!

"It would mean investing that profit to increase the supply of shoes for guardianship. You can think of that."

Regarding the use of future funds, Anne and Jilboa seem completely different, but Jilboa is right.

We now need funds on hand to dramatically increase the quantities produced.

An adventurer or nobleman in another city would be the one selling off guardian's shoes purchased by an interstate merchant.

You can use the funds outside and think of investing for the rushing adventurers of this city.

The company's profits thus tripled from this month.