After Maxing out all Classes

estwind Town every two months, but I didn’t see a priest the last time I came.
I didn’t expect to see one now.
You are so young and handsome.”

As soon as they met, the dwarf immediately started flattering him.
Sure enough, it’s a merchant.
Robb smiled and returned, “I also think I’m quite handsome in this character.”

The dwarf said, “Character?”

Robb smiled and said, “Don’t worry about the minor stuff.
Let me look at the goods.”

The dwarf hurriedly bowed and said, “Please choose as you will.”

Robb went to the cart and looked closely, immediately finding a roll of silk.
The dwarf followed where his eyes went and quickly explained, “Father, you understand.
This is of high quality.
It was shipped from Big Tang from the East.
It’s used to make light and comfortable clothes that aren’t near comparable to cotton cloth.
It’s popular among princes and nobles.”

At this point, he leaned close to Robb’s ear and whispered, “It’s especially suitable for making pajamas for women.
Tsk, reach and touch it… that feeling, hehehe….”

Robb knows this, of course, and he also knows that robes made of silk are a lot better than cotton cloth, regardless of defense, intelligence, and magic power.
This kind of thing, which can only be imported from Big Tang in the East, is very rare in the West, and it is not easy to buy it ordinarily.

He smiled and said, “Good, then I’ll take it.
How many do you have?”

“I have ten!” When the dwarf heard that Robb would buy it, a bright smile appeared, “one gold per piece.”

Robb smiled and said, “I’ll take it all.”

Cotton cloth only costs 10 silver, but silk costs ten times more.
Of course, ordinary people can't buy it.
In fact, it's quite difficult to sell this stuff on the western border.
It's only occasionally bought by the mayor.
Robb bought ten at once, which made the dwarf happy.
He smiled, took the money from Lillian, and put it in his pocket.
His servants put ten pieces of silk in Lillian's hand.

Lillian couldn’t carry all of them on her own, but there were enthusiastic townspeople who immediately came to help.

Robb bought another big jar of salt, vanilla powder, and many things that could not be bought in Westwind Town, both useful and not-so-useful.

However, after such an operation, Robb didn't have much money remaining.
Last time, he made a hundred gold from selling the leather armor, which seemed to be a lot of money.
However, he spent a lot of money on shopping and casually issued a mission with a request.
With that, more than half of the money he had gone bye-bye at once.

When his eyes turned to a large can of pepper on the dwarf merchant's cart, Lillian tugged at the corner of Robb's clothes and whispered, “Master, don't.
Don't buy pepper.
You don't have much money left.”

“Oh, are we running out of money?” Robb always left the money to Lillian, so he didn’t know how much he had left.

Lillian whispered, “We still have ten gold coins at home.
It's okay to buy something, but…
we can't buy any more pepper.
It's too expensive, as expensive as gold.
It takes a pound of gold to buy a pound of pepper.
We'd better save a little bit now and stop buying such expensive things.”