Another World Sandbox Gamer Chapter 268

After a general question, these caravan carriages really listened to the "propaganda" of the people and adventurers, and came here specifically to order.

Some lumber mills ordered wood, some brick mills ordered clay, sand, and stone, some wanted to order metal ore, some came to order meat, grain, and some ordered "magic foods" and "magic juices."

In addition to the caravan, there are also ordinary people and adventurers from Storm City and surrounding cities, whose purpose is also to order goods.

In order to attract everyone to come, the people who went back to call people did their best to introduce the City of Warcraft, and told everyone that Ren had magical magic, and the forest of Warcraft was rich in resources. The original intention was to make others believe that the forest of Warcraft would have a good life, but they did not expect these things. Unintentional words attract so many people who need resources.

Ren is willing to do business with them. After all, money is needed. The amount provided by silver mines is smelted and cast every day, and it is far from enough to learn all the skills.

Just so much at once, too busy to come? Although goblins can be arranged in various positions, let them bargain with merchants or civilians and adventurers who come to buy things, it is impossible to help negotiate business, not to mention that they do not have the intelligence and can't speak human words. trouble.

Let them help with moving things, it's okay to do some hard work.

Other people who joined themselves are working hard to build their homes, or work in other positions, and no one is assigned here.

Do you talk business with so many customers by yourself? So when are you going to go? This team can block the gate for days.

Turning around and seeing the simple container near the city gate, I thought it was better to automate it!

As long as the resources are put into the container and the price is set, there is no need to waste time negotiating with them, and there is no need to entertain them one by one, let them queue up to the container to invest money to buy resources, put more containers to improve efficiency, and spend money effortlessly made money!

Thinking of this, he shouted to the team: "Everyone wait a moment! The City of Warcraft has no shortage of resources, and everyone can buy the goods they need. Please stay where you are, and I will be back soon!"

These people are quite obedient, after all, it is Ren's territory and needs his resources.

Ren returned to the city and let a team of goblin soldiers patrol back and forth to protect the safety of the convoy and avoid accidents and chaos.

Enter the workshop, spend a little time making a large number of simple containers, take them back to the city gate, and arrange them on both sides in order.

Anyway, these containers are invincible, they can't be destroyed, and they don't worry about being stolen.

It can also be used as a natural obstacle outside the city, and it can slightly resist the attack from the land when fighting.

Put the container in the container, and bring the highest-level monsters to the warehouse to transport resources.

These monsters have extremely high attributes, not to mention the load.

Sort the transported wood, stone, raw meat, fruits, vegetables, ores and other resources into the container, and place a wooden sign with the resource name on the side of the container.

After finishing, shout to everyone: "Now you can queue up, choose the goods you want at the vending machine, and trade directly! All resources are based on market prices. If there is something wrong, you can ask me to modify it in time!"

Ren's "magic item" called "Vending Machine" is still very famous. Adventurers often talk about such a magical thing, and most people in Storm City have heard of it.

The convoy stepped forward one after another, arrived at the simple container in order, and checked according to the wooden sign with the resource name written on the back.

Although Ren has not been to Storm City for a long time, he knows the prices of various resources very well.

In the early stage, I often walked around the market, and I kept all kinds of prices by heart.

All right! In fact, the system automatically records the prices of the products that have been browsed, which can be recalled at any time.

Merchants are very curious about the simple container called "vending machine", and find that the real money arrives and picks up the goods, which is extremely convenient.

Ren specially arranged for the goblins to stay near the container. When the guests bought the resources, the goblins would move the resources to the carriage, help them install them, and return them satisfied.

Such considerate service is recognized by all.

The carriage that has already bought the resources turns around and returns directly from the right side of the road. Then the team steps forward, and the next group of people continue to buy.

No one objected to Wren's pricing.

Because the price is very reasonable, it is based on the market price, and some are even cheaper.

There are goblins to help load the goods, save worry and effort.

Ren was guarding near the city gate, watching the convoy moving back and forth in an orderly manner, all the automatic containers were being used, transactions continued, and he was in a good mood.

I didn't expect to live in a remote Warcraft forest, and such a lively scene could appear, which was completely unimaginable before.

The successful construction of the cement road made the road from the Warcraft Forest to Storm City to be safe. Otherwise, these people would not dare to approach it easily.

The vending is quite good. There are constantly carriages to get the needed materials. After leaving the coins, they turn around and leave.

Ren doesn't have to deal with it himself, just watch it.

There are a total of twenty simple containers, which are quite fast to handle.

The fleet was visibly shortened, and more people returned with satisfaction.

All Renne needs to do is to replenish the goods at the same time.

"Your Excellency Ren!" A luxury carriage came to the city gate from the rear. It did not go to the simple container, but came to Ren. The door opened, and a familiar face came down. It turned out to be the boss of Storm City's "Hand of Magic".

Ren had dealt with him, and of course he knew: "Mr. Wayne, why are you here?"

"Just call me Wayne!" The other party was respectful, because Ren was not what he used to be, and now he is the owner of the Forest of Warcraft, "I came here to ask, do you have magic cores here? After all, the Forest of Warcraft is the most indispensable It's a monster..."

"Magic core?"

"Also called Magic Crystal!"

"Oh~" Ren nodded, "I remember that you cooperated with the Adventurers Association, you can pay the bounty and get it through them?"

"There are too few magic cores provided by the association recently," Wayne said. "I have a batch of orders, and the materials are not enough!"

"To tell you the truth, I only have first-order fire magic crystals in my hands." Ren said, "There is no way to obtain other attributes, and there is no higher-order one."

First-order fire-type magic crystals can be obtained through fire ants. Before this, enough monsters were hoarded, and there was no shortage of them.

Those who have risen to the sixth rank and seventh rank are the main combat power~www.mtlnovel.com~ He can't slaughter his main combat power, just to sell the magic crystal.

Fortunately, Wayne nodded and replied, "First-order fire magic crystals are also fine. I will have as many as you have!"

"Uh~ You're welcome, it's all because you don't have that capital." Ren shrugged, "Just take as much as you need!"

"It's not bragging, I've been in the magic prop business for so many years, and I'm quite wealthy!" Wayne said, "I can buy as many as you want, but it's just a first-order magic core!"

"Really? I have hundreds of thousands of fire magic crystals. The exact number has not been counted. Do you want to buy them all at once?"

"Hundreds of thousands...?" Wayne was almost scared to death. "Cough! Are you kidding me?"

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