I Was a Loner, but My Class Got Summoned to Another World… - Chapter 63 - From Buyer to Vendor

“Well then, Logan, what is your plan for the rest of the day?” Valeria asked as they headed back to the field from the alchemy tower.

“I will need to head out and restock my traps and bombs. I think I will need a lot more before going up to my territory. I also want to visit my beasts in the Rosengard Estate. How about you, mentor? What do you do when you’re not teaching me?” Logan asked.

“I will be tending to my tames just like you. I need to visit my mount, who is probably starving, so I will see you tomorrow,” she replied.

“Sounds like a plan. I will be here at the same time,” Logan said. He thought about extending the time to go north after finishing everything he wanted to do in the capital.

As he began to leave the training area, he saw two youths sparring at a distance.

He knew them well, as they were his newly appointed knights.

Chloe and Kai were having a fierce practice fight, showcasing their powerful moves.

They mixed earth magic to create pillars and weapons almost instantly, each one directed but never intending to hit each other’s vital points.

They continued for about five minutes, during which Logan used the time to inspect each of his knights.

Chloe used fluid movement to dodge Kai’s well trained swordplay, he would change between blade and spear showing how he could use a variety of weapons.

It wasn’t long before they finished, heaving heavily.

Logan got closer and passed each of them a vial of mana water, which he now knew was safe for others to drink.

He and Lisa had done a few tests last night, since she was a healer and could inspect his body in case the water did any damage to him.

It turned out that, just like with monsters, it would heal humans and provide them with extra mana, not only to recover what they lost but also to add to their body just as experience points from monsters did.

It was a miracle elixir that Lisa said only she had the pleasure of drinking, as the church refined water using a special method to produce the same magical water.

After both of his knights seemed refreshed, Logan only had to wait a couple of minutes for Kai and Chloe to join him in shopping.

The boy knew they would need to visit a café or a good restaurant before they started shopping.

He was beginning to feel hungry and didn’t want to return to the inn to be with the other heroes.

As soon as his two knights returned, they departed for the bustling town.

The town looked more lively as the news of Logan’s achievements spread.

Logan was no longer able to walk without his face covered, especially since most of the people knew that Chloe and Kai, two prominent figures who safeguarded their town, were now his knights.

The three ate in a place Kai had chosen for them, a comfortable café that didn’t mind Logan’s popularity.

The owner was a kind old man who served delicious meals.

“Well then, where is our next destination?” Chloe asked, ready to lead the group.

“I want to go to the merchants guild to try selling some of the mana crystals. I am sure they will be willing to buy them for a good price. After that, I want to buy ingredients for my traps. Oh, and Chloe, do you think it would be good to also sell some crystals to the treasurer to keep the kingdom happy?” Logan asked, wondering if his idea was worth considering.

“I think it will help your standing. I thought about it, and the best course of action would be to tell them that Ferra, the Guardian of the Forest, provided you the crystals. That way, they won’t make a big deal out of it since no one is willing to fight with the divine beasts,” Chloe said.

Her goal now was to help Logan’s standing to make her work easier. She placed her bet on the boy’s power, and he did not seem dangerous, at least for now.

“Very well, let’s get to it. We have a long day ahead of us, and I also want to visit my beasts before the day ends,” Logan ordered.

Being in town, it was easy to find the shopping district where they had previously visited the day before.

The only problem was the difficulty caused by people who spotted Logan and had to stop to address him.

Logan’s mentality was about to collapse before even reaching the first stop, where an old lady greeted them.

She was a great alchemist that Chloe knew.

The old lady treated the girl as her granddaughter and always had sweets to give out.

The charismatic seller also sympathized with Kai and his display of affection for the girl.

Pulling him aside, the seller planned various strategies to help Kai connect with the oblivious tomboyish girl.

“Well, we can cross the first thing off our list. I think I have everything we came for. Are you two sure there’s nothing else you want? I feel bad being the only one getting something,” Logan spoke out after exiting the shop.

“Don’t worry, Logan. We are nobles and, being honorary knights, we are getting handsomely paid by the kingdom to take real good care of you,” Kai informed the boy.

“Okay, so now we are going to the merchant guild, right?” he asked Chloe, who always took the position of leading the group.

“It should be in that direction. It’s not hard to find; you can even see the building from here,” Chloe said.

Logan looked at a three-story building that rose above those around it.

Most of the houses and stores occupied the first floor, with two floors typically reserved for residential use where most of the population lived.

When they got closer, Logan thought the building was a bank. People exited while holding notes instead of coins, indicating an established monetary system.

Coins were far easier to keep on hand, while notes were for those who wanted to store and invest their money within the guild.

As they entered, they saw how busy the place was.

People were seated or standing in line, while others were tending to those who brought sacks of coins and began placing them behind two large metal doors.

Only by using his name, he was brought up to the second floor where a stout man, who reminded him of the Monopoly Man, met him

The man even pushed his assistant aside, knowing the hero wasn’t here for simple words.

It was as if he smelled business from a kilometer away.