Everyone's become an adventurer, so who's going to put in the effort themselves?

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This continuous acquisition of experience brought Lynn a great sense of satisfaction.

Adding the pleasure derived from eating, Lynn now felt incredibly high.

"This salad tastes pretty good, Fiona, would you like a bite?"

Lynn casually picked up a small, unused spoon stuck in the mashed potatoes and handed it to Fiona.

"Forget it... You're not tired of eating it, but I'm tired of looking at it."

Fiona waved her hand, refusing Lynn's offer to feed her, and looked down at the contents of the bag in Lynn's hand.

The total quantity of goods is not large, but the variety is extremely diverse.

Tripe buns, cream rolls, fried pizza, sandwiches, kebabs, curry sausages, plus the mashed potato salad that Lynn is eating.

Although she is a lion, Fiona really doesn't appreciate Lynn's taste.

"Why did you buy all this stuff? Couldn't you have bought some meat?"

"It's too oily, and it's inconvenient to hold and eat," Lynn casually explained. "Besides, don't you think eating carbs brings a sense of satisfaction?"

Fiona paused for a moment, then made her final, defiant statement:

"Don't call me when you cook at home from now on."

Hearing this, Lynn asked curiously, "Then what would you do if I asked you to do it?"

Fiona thought for a moment and said, "Fried pig's trotters, fruitwood-roasted meat, blood sausage, and some fruit and vegetable offal soup?"

“Completely carnivorous!” Lynn looked up at Fiona’s obvious semi-circular lion ears and nodded. “That does fit your character.”

"What do you mean by 'fitting my persona'?" Fiona complained. "Lions love to eat meat, isn't that obvious?"

"Isn't a persona and something taken for granted the same thing?" Lynn scooped up a spoonful of mashed potato salad, put it in her mouth, and ate it with a satisfied look on her face.

Surprisingly, none of the food vendors in the department store district made him a bad customer.

Most importantly, it tastes good in your mouth but doesn't make you feel full. Crucially, it can also improve your skill level.

It's a win-win-win situation!

Lynn absolutely adores this skill that Celia invented!

Seeing Lynn's satisfied expression, Fiona couldn't help but ask curiously:

"By the way, does eating that much help your skills?"

Lynn glanced at the skill panel that only he could see upon hearing this:

"Now that it's level 4, do you think it's useful?"

"Upgraded this fast?" Fiona exclaimed in surprise.

“This is already considered slow,” Lynn retorted casually. “If it were Appraisal, the leveling up would be even faster.”

"That's right, finding things worth identifying that can provide a lot of experience takes a bit of effort."

Fiona laughed immediately upon hearing this:

"What's the trouble? Isn't this a department store? There are plenty of materials from the underground city for you to appraise."

As she spoke, Fiona grabbed Lynn's arm, pushed through the crowd, and came to the carpet on the side, saying with a smile:

"Look, isn't there a stall here selling dungeon loot?"

As soon as he finished speaking, Lynn, who had been pulled over, looked down at the stall owner.

At that moment, the stall owner also raised his head and looked at Lynn.

Their eyes met.

"It's you?" X2

Lynn and old Oedipus looked at each other in bewilderment.

Fiona was stunned to see that it was an old acquaintance:

"Old Oddi? What are you still doing here with your stall?"

"What nonsense are you talking about?"

Old Oddi retorted without hesitation:

"I'm just a street vendor. If I didn't do business on the commercial street, it would be like you, a lion-beastman, who doesn't like meat but prefers vegetables. Have you ever seen such a weirdo?"

"I've never seen that before."

Fiona scratched her head. A lion-orc who didn't eat meat? That was something she had never heard of before.

Seeing Fiona freeze in surprise, Lynn, who was carrying a bag of snacks, quickly tugged at her hand and said:

"What are you standing there for? Let's go!"

"Oh!!" Upon hearing this, Fiona immediately tried to squeeze through the crowd with Lynn and quickly leave.

However, before they could act, old Odysseus waved his hand and said:

"Where are you going?"

"Look around and see what you want to buy. If you like it, just take it. It's not like I'm not doing business with you."

Hearing this, Lynn stopped and looked at old Oddi with a strange expression:

"Have you already notified the military police to come?"

Old Oedi instantly understood what Lynn meant, rolled his eyes, and said:

"If the military police come, do you think they'll help me rob you of your money?"

"What a joke! It seems like you guys who made a profit are more afraid of the military police than I am, who suffered a huge loss?"

Seeing Old Oddi's attitude, Lynn and Fiona exchanged bewildered glances.

Old Oddi sat on a small stool, calmly sitting cross-legged, and said:

"Alright, stop standing there. Look at what you want. I've posted the prices, no bargaining."

Seeing this, Lynn gave old Oddi a strange look:

"You're actually willing to do business with me?"

"Losing money in the last round doesn't mean you'll lose money in this round too."

Old Oddi stroked his beard and chuckled as he said:

"Besides, it's just a loss of a few million fiat currency. I've been doing business here for over two hundred years, it's not like I can't afford to lose money."

"Everyone in Mona knows that the casinos run by the dwarves all have signs that say 'You have to accept the consequences of your bets.'"

"Since I'm going out to do business, I'm prepared to make mistakes and lose money."

"It's just some chalcedony~ It's not like I can't afford to pay for it."

"Hey~ You have a pretty good attitude."

Lynn stopped walking and squatted down to look at the things Old Oddi had laid out.

Fiona then squatted down beside Lynn and glanced at the materials:

"These all seem to be materials from higher-level regions... and the price..."

Fiona glanced at the Meidilong Stone Brain, priced at 42,000.

Surprisingly, Old Audi's price is actually the market price, and even a bit cheaper.

After all, the brainstem that Lynn sold to old Odi at a high price was a chalcedony byproduct of quite good quality.

Some buyers are probably offering prices only one or two thousand yuan lower than this.

"Old Oddi, have you changed your ways? This time you're selling it so cheaply?"

Old Oddi stroked his beard, his dark face filled with helplessness:

"If you lose money, you have to make it back eventually~ so I sold off some unused inventory at a low price."

"Moreover, based on my experience, every time I put out goods for sale at a low price, there will always be a group of people who have been ripped off by me, who will clear out all my inventory because they want to see me make a fool of myself and take advantage of me."

"This has become the norm!"

"Is that so?" Lynn, who was busy examining a bone, looked up and said in surprise.

Old Oddi snorted and said smugly:

"You just don't understand!"

"Over the past few hundred years, I've been cheated very few times. Some people wait their whole lives and never get to see me get scammed and lose money."

"For those who have been ripped off by me, the number of times I've sold cheap goods is a once-in-a-lifetime 'huge wave'!"

"Just one encounter is enough for them to brag about for a lifetime!!"

Old Oddi, with a fierce expression, boasted that his low-price sales were unparalleled in the world.

However, as he played, old Oddi sensed something was wrong.

He stared blankly at Lynn, who was touching each material at his stall, and said:

"Wait a minute, why do you have to touch every single material?"

"Also, were you using an identification spell?"

Hey! You little human brat!

"I'm selling the goods at a high price, and you can take your time to examine them without me arguing with you. I'm only selling them for one or two thousand yuan more than the purchase price, and you're checking them even more carefully than when the price was high?"

"Are you deliberately picking a fight?!"

At this moment, Lynn seemed not to have heard Old Odi's words of breaking his defenses, and reached out his hand to the last one, which was also the cheapest, costing only 3800 fiat coins, on the spine of the Leathergir.

"Wrap this up."

After saying that, Lynn tossed the spine to old Oddi, then looked up at him with a 'puzzling' expression and said:

What did you just say?

Old Oddi's face twitched at the sight.

He took the spine that had fallen in front of him and said with a forced smile:

"I said, boss, Old Audi is very unhappy to serve you."

“I thought you were going to yell at me,” Lynn said in surprise. “After all, I just picked the cheapest one on the stall.”

Old Oddi's lips twitched, then he grinned and said:

"Why would I scold you? You should know that this 'spine of the skin demon' is the only thing on my stall that I sell for much more than the purchase price."

"If you buy this, I'll make a profit, how could I dare to scold you!"

Lynn narrowed his eyes upon hearing this, then said with a half-smile:

"What if I say... I don't want to buy it?"

Old Oddi's expression stiffened for a moment, then he said with a forced smile:

"Please don't make such a nasty joke, sir."

Lynn smiled upon hearing this:

Just kidding!

"I've given you the items. You can continue selling them! Consider it an apology for what happened before."

Old Oddi froze, then looked at Lynn with a strange gaze and said:

"You're giving me Skinny's spine as compensation?"

"Yeah, don't you like it?" Lynn smiled and waved the gold card in her hand.

Old Ordil's face turned green: