Evil God? My servants are players!

Chapter 153 Departure

Camellias, which also yielded a good harvest, no longer left such a bad impression on players.

She was currently counting the gold coins that players had spent on purchasing equipment.

However, as the gold coins were tallied, Camellia's reputation among players began to decline.

She could often find things among the gold coins that looked like gold coins, but weren't actually gold coins.

When players buy equipment, it's often a large group of them buying together, making it impossible for Camellia to keep track of the gold coins in time.

Helpless, the camellia decided to learn from its mistake and make sure to count everything on the spot next time.

Speak of the devil, and he appears; another wave of players has come to the patrolling caravan to buy equipment.

"Boss lady, give me that bow."

"Of course, cash on delivery, and you can only leave after the gold coins have been counted."

Unbeknownst to many, the adjectives used to describe camellias have become increasingly numerous.

However, the fact that Camellia could still maintain basic politeness shows that she has an extremely strong inner strength.

After all, players have a special aura, and most merchants are not willing to entertain them.

After the players paid, Camellia began counting the gold coins.

"Why is this NPC so troublesome? He makes us wait here."

"I don't know, but we're still better than other merchants. Some merchants even hide from us when they see us. Is it because of our previous cheating and swindling?"

"But carrying these physical gold coins is such a hassle, they're heavy and they keep wobbling around."

"But the Travel Frog has really figured out how to play this game; she's become a capitalist who exploits us."

"It's alright, at least exchanging money with her is cheaper than synthesizing it directly through the equipment system, so it's a good thing."

"How can that be the same?! This is—"

Just as the players' chat was getting more and more off-topic, Camellia finally finished counting her gold coins.

Fortunately, these players didn't have any tricks up their sleeves; all the coins were normal.

Camellia also handed the equipment to the player.

Afterwards, the players who bought their desired equipment left, and Camellia, seeing the drastically reduced inventory, couldn't help but marvel at the players' strong purchasing power.

Before Camellia could even hang the weapons from the warehouse on the empty weapon rack, another wave of guests arrived.

"Do we really have to wait until now? The other ratmen are still resting, sigh~"

Although Camellia was complaining, she still mustered her spirits and began to entertain the guests.

However, upon seeing the visitor's appearance, Camellia was not only surprised but also somewhat unaccustomed to it.

Because the new guests are a group of normal people.

The visitors were the Frost Adventurers, who were purchasing supplies for their upcoming mission.

The squad's equipment had been severely worn out in the previous battle in Hamlet Town, so they needed some new or temporary equipment.

"It's quite rare to see a traveling merchant caravan led by Wei Hua Envoy," Sasha remarked after seeing Camellia's attire, clearly showing her knowledge.

"What do you need?" Camellia asked while replenishing her equipment.

"I want a standard set of arrows," Sasha said first.

"How many?"

"Three sets of the 200-point standard, please."

"Okay, please wait a moment."

After saying that, Camellia went back to the shed to find the equipment Sasha needed and woke up the other mice to work together, since six hundred arrows was quite a lot.

Soon, Camellia came out of the shed, followed by several mice carrying a large bundle of arrows.

"Your arrow." Camellia instructed the mouse to place the arrow on the table.

After exchanging money for goods, the thief nudged Sasha and whispered, "The Adventurers' Guild and the Thieves' Guild in Hamlet Town are both finished now. Should we ask her for some information?"

Then, the thief subtly pointed to the camellia.

After receiving the thief's reminder, Sasha thought about it and realized that although they were top adventurers, they basically only ventured into some popular dungeons.

After all, only dungeons with high returns are popular, while those that are difficult to conquer and offer little reward are naturally ignored.

But the resurrected ones are the ones who seek out such an underground city.

Then, Sasha weighed the money bag and roughly estimated its value before taking out a few gold coins and asking, "By the way, do you have any information on dungeons that are far from populated areas, have as many monsters as possible, and have the highest level cap?"

"Also, try to stay as close to Hamlet as possible," Sasha added at the end.

Camellia was also taken aback by Sasha's question. After thinking for a moment, she replied, "I'm not sure, but we can look for it. Please wait a moment."

Camellia then gathered the other mice and asked them to help search.

The Ice Adventurers didn't have to wait long before Camellia emerged from the shed.

"I've got it! Legend has it that there's an underground city about two days' walk east of Hamlet Town." Camellia continued reading from a piece of paper, "Because the number of monsters there is ridiculously high, and monster materials are worthless, plus the treasures in the dungeon are scarce, basically no one goes there."

"Moreover, it's a swamp there, and apart from some unintelligent lizardmen, there aren't any settlements. However, the credibility of this information is questionable, so you can try your luck."

Camellia didn't stop. She turned to the next sheet of paper and said, "There's another confirmed dungeon, with relatively detailed information. It's located west of Hamlet Town, about an eight-day walk away, which matches your conditions."

"It's a wasteland there. The monsters in the dungeon are mainly insects, but the level cap isn't very high, only around level 30, but there are definitely enough of them."

After saying that, Camellia handed both pieces of paper to Sasha.

"I've given you both pieces of intelligence. Consider the first one a gift from me."

Sasha took the two pieces of paper, looked at them carefully, and then handed them to the thief. After reading them, the thief nodded to Sasha.

Sasha then said to the camellia, "Thanks."

By this time, the other members of the Frost Adventure Team had also finished buying their equipment.

Although he was considered one of the other team members, he was primarily a soldier, and his equipment showed the most wear and tear.

The warrior then acquired a new sword and shield, and selected a set of temporary armor.

After all, the team's funds were not enough to allow the warriors to choose a complete set of new equipment.

"Make do with this for now, we'll get new ones after this mission is complete," Sasha comforted the warrior, who was examining his armor.

"It's not that, it's just that I'm not used to the new equipment yet," the soldier replied after stretching his limbs slightly.

"So where do we go next?" the thief asked Sasha after returning the information.

"Let's try our luck with the one that's closer first, since the one that's farther away is too far. But before that, let's get the teleportation array first, and learn how to set it up while we're at it," Sasha replied.

However, just as the Ice Adventure Team was about to leave, Camellia called them back.