As a queen who has lost her kingdom, I can see the comments section.

Amelia thought it over and made a decision.

So she started looking around the street, seemingly intending to see if there were any alchemical weapon shops.

After glancing around, Amelia realized she was overthinking things. How could there be a shop in such a remote place that could meet her needs?

Eileen is currently using the "New Moon," an alchemical weapon she acquired in the Duchy of Luban. It's considered a pretty good alchemical weapon. If she wants to upgrade to something better, she'll naturally have to go to the best alchemical weapon shop. And the alchemical weapon shop she's looking for probably won't be able to find a weapon better than the "New Moon."

Thinking this, Amelia took out the map that Renee had given her and looked at it.

The map won't mark all the shops in the City of Nature, but those that are marked are undoubtedly not ordinary shops.

Amelia glanced around and quickly locked onto her target.

“Let’s go to Quanting,” Amelia decided.

Eileen nodded.

The city of nature is divided into ten districts, with the Spring Courtyard being one of the central districts.

At this moment, Amelia and Eileen were in the Grass Garden in the east, not too far from the Spring Garden. They walked westward for about ten minutes and then entered the Spring Garden area.

As the central area of ​​the City of Nature, Quanting is much more lively than the other areas. On the wide streets, elves come and go, shoulder to shoulder.

Rows of charming treehouses stand on both sides of the street, and people come and go from the shops.

As a race that loves art, you can often see elves dressed as bards on the streets, playing all sorts of light and cheerful melodies on various instruments such as harps, organs, flutes, and violins, which echo through the streets and alleys with the cold wind.

Amelia and Irene soon arrived outside a large shopping mall.

From the outside, the building looks like a large treehouse, but the interior has been hollowed out to create a shopping mall with a natural style.

The mall is spacious, with different items sold in different locations.

It's worth mentioning that this shopping mall is called Forest Breeze!

Just as there are brands in human society, there is also such a thing among elves. Forest Breeze is a very famous merchant brand. Almost anything bearing the name Forest Breeze can be associated with high-quality goods.

Upon seeing the name of the shopping mall, Amelia recalled her past experiences in Falcon City, where a slave owner had a shop also called Wind in the Woods.

Without a doubt, it's a pirated copy trying to ride the wave of popularity.

However, even human society knows the brand name of the elves and chooses to ride on its popularity, which shows how well-known Forest Breeze is.

The probability of finding good things in this place is undoubtedly higher, which naturally aroused some anticipation in Amelia's heart.

Filled with anticipation, Amelia and Eileen entered the Forest Breeze Mall and headed straight for the alchemical weapons section, located on the third floor of the mall and occupying a rather spacious area.

However, Amelia frowned slightly upon entering the place, because all she could see in the shop were various kinds of bows.

'I almost forgot, in a place like the City of Nature, the preferred weapon is naturally the bow.'

Amelia thought helplessly.

"What kind of weapons would you two guests like to purchase?"

The elf worker greeted the two guests with a smile as they arrived.

She was a woman, and her appearance was fairly ordinary among elves; she was the kind of elf who wouldn't easily stand out when walking among them.

Seeing that the elven workers had arrived, Amelia asked without much hope, "Do you have any swords here? I mean very good swords, not the ordinary ones."

“A sword? Of course we have one.” The elven worker immediately said, “Please wait a moment while I go and fetch it.”

With that, the elven worker left.

As the elven workers left, Eileen whispered, "Is His Majesty going to buy me weapons?"

Amelia smiled and said, "Eileen's Crescent Moon has been used for a long time, so it's normal to replace it with a better one."

"But I feel that the Crescent Moon works quite well, Your Majesty doesn't need to spend money on me."

"It's Renee who's spending the money, not us."

"This……"

Eileen thought it made sense; if Renee's money was used to buy things, there wouldn't be any problem.

However, Amelia's willingness to buy her new alchemical weapons brought a smile to Eileen's face and a gentle warmth to her heart.

Humans are social creatures after all; you are only truly alive when others care about you.

The elven worker quickly returned to the two of them.

"These are the five best swords in our shop. Let me introduce them to you two one by one."

The elven worker, with a smile, placed the five swords on the counter.

Since the mall usually serves elves, and elves mostly need bows, the weapons displayed outside are all bows. However, as a famous brand mall among elves, the alchemy weapon shop in Forest Breeze naturally does not only sell bows.

As the five swords were lowered, Amelia and Irene's gazes fell upon them.

"This is green water."

"This is Xinghu Lake."

"These are white clouds."

"This is the howling wind."

"This is a light drizzle."

Each alchemical weapon has its own name. Alchemical weapons are different from ordinary weapons. They are made using alchemical abilities. Because the production process is more complicated and difficult, the number of them is usually not very large.

The elven worker briefly introduced the five swords, then smiled at Amelia and Eileen: "Do either of you two have your eye on one?"

Amelia looked at Eileen.

She doesn't know the difference between good and bad swords, so Eileen will have to judge that for herself.

Eileen's gaze swept over a sword, and she reached out and picked up a silver-white sword. On the blade of this sword, there were tiny specks of starlight, which would reflect light when she turned it, making it exceptionally dazzling.

Chapter 184 Amelia's Fury

“This sword seems a little different from the other four,” Eileen said, carefully sensing its shape.

"You have excellent taste, sir." The elven worker said admiringly, "This Star Lake is the best of the five swords, and also the best sword in our Forest Wind. It is said to have been the sword of a transcendent apostle, and is worth 4.5 million Berries."

It is said that Eileen would not take such a thing to heart.

She judges the quality of a sword solely by her own experience, paying no heed to rumors. While rumors might lend a weapon a sense of historical weight and appeal to customers who value such things, Eileen is not that kind of customer; she only cares about practicality.

"This sword is indeed quite good, but... four and a half million?"

Eileen hesitated.

Although the money spent on buying weapons would only come from Renee's own money, the fact that so much was spent at once still made her feel like it was all a dream.

That's four and a half million!

The exchange rate between the Elven Bell and the Northern currency, the Kele, is not equal. One Bell is roughly equal to two Keles, which means this weapon is worth nine million Keles.

Eileen had never seen such a price before.

“Then let’s pay the bill!” Amelia’s decisive voice came from the side.

"Is this really okay? Miss Renee won't be angry, will she?" Eileen asked upon hearing this.

"It's okay, didn't she say that if we don't have enough money, we can ask her for more? It's fine if we spend it all," Amelia said nonchalantly.

Eileen: "..."

But she felt that what Renee said might just be polite talk; normally, who would spend five million Bells so easily?

Regardless, Amelia has decided to buy the Star Lake Sword.

"Swipe the card." Amelia generously took out the Bellca that Renee had given her.

The elven worker was very pleased to have completed such a large order and politely said, "My esteemed guest, let me pack up the Star Lake Sword."

Eileen nodded and handed the Star Lake Sword to the elven worker, who immediately took the weapon and packed it up.

As for swiping the card, it was done at the counter. Amelia and Eileen came over there and quickly completed the card swiping under the guidance of another elf worker.

They didn't have to wait long before the elf worker who had packed up the Star Lake Sword returned.

However, the elven worker had a strange look on his face, along with a hint of apology. He approached and said with his head down, "Esteemed guests, I'm very sorry, but due to an unexpected incident, the Star Lake Sword cannot be traded. We will issue you a refund."

"Cannot be traded? What does that mean?" Amelia asked, puzzled.

"That Star Lake Sword has caught the eye of a very important person, so we can only sell it to him," the elven worker said somewhat awkwardly.

She hadn't expected this to happen, but it was an order from above, and she was just a worker, so she could only obey.

Has someone important taken a liking to it? So they're not selling it anymore?

This answer undoubtedly displeased Amelia: "We've already paid, and you're just saying you won't sell it anymore? Is that fair?"

"Sorry, we will refund you."

Is this a question of whether or not to issue a refund?

"I'm so sorry."

"you……"

Amelia trailed off, realizing that the elven worker before her was not the instigator and that getting angry at him would be futile.

Taking a deep breath, Amelia asked in a low voice, "Then let me ask another question: Did the important person you mentioned reserve the Star Lake Sword first, and you didn't know that, yet you gave it to us; or did that important person appear and buy it after we bought it?"

The elven worker replied awkwardly, "It's the latter."

Amelia was even angrier, because wasn't this blatant hijacking?

Why?

Just because that guy is some kind of big shot?

"Who is that important person?"

"I'm sorry, I don't know that."

"You don't know? Then send someone from your store who knows over here."

Amelia was very unhappy.

The elf worker lowered his head and said apologetically, "I'm sorry, the person in charge has already left and said not to contact him for a while, so there's nothing I can do."