Admiral of Stars Cattleya thought before answering, "Tonight at 8. Dock 6."
Not bad. There's no delay at all... Klein nodded slightly.
...
"Okay."
Just as he said that, the light inside the crystal ball suddenly converged as the figure dressed in a black, classic robe darkened and blurred before quickly vanishing.
Holding the crystal ball which had turned very ordinary, Klein turned around, pulled open the door, and walked out.
Glancing at the boss who was guzzling alcohol while leaning against a wall, he threw the crystal ball at him.
The boss fumbled to catch it as Klein unhurriedly walked down the stairs and left the warehouse.
Once he was out of Hot Whale Dance, he took out his golden pocket watch and snapped it open to check the time.
It's almost noon. Most bars will be open... Klein stopped a rental carriage and used Feysac to tell the driver to head to the Lærdal Bar. It meant Dawn Bar in the local language. It was a place where adventurers would gather in the Gargas Archipelago.
To Klein, the gathering of different intel and news was meaningful. This might aid him in making the best judgment at critical points in time, allowing him to escape the misfortune of losing his life. Therefore, even if he didn't like bars, he often went there. He would get a cup of thick malt beer and silently sit in the corner of the bar counter and listen to any matters of interest which people mentioned at sea.
In addition, he wanted to know about Roy King, who had been imprisoned in Bayam's governor-general's office. Over the past two months, Snake of Mercury Will Auceptin hadn't sent him any dreams. Similarly, Fate Councilor Ricciardo didn't summon his messenger to provide him any clues to a powerful mystical item.
About twenty minutes later, the carriage came to a halt. A huge vertical signboard with the words Lærdal Bar appeared before Klein's eyes.
He habitually took out two soli in notes and handed them to the carriage driver.
It was only when he saw the worn face of the carriage driver did he suddenly realize something.
He was overseas and this was a colony of Feysac. It had its own currency!
The smallest denomination was the kopek, followed by the feysilver, and then the gold hoorn. They maintained the very intuitive base-ten denomination, making conversions very simple.
I forgot to visit the bank to exchange for kopek and feysilver... I used it all at the inn and restaurant... Klein was just about to look around to see if there were any banks around when the carriage driver happily received the two one-soli notes. After repeatedly checking it, he beamed with his wrinkled face.
"Thank you, thank you for your generosity!"
Klein got off the carriage. While walking towards the Lærdal Bar, he was recalling the carriage driver's delighted look. Gold pounds, soli, and pence can be used here as well? Yes, Gargas Archipelago isn't that far from Toscarter and Oravi. Many items would be sold here, and many Loen adventurers like to visit the Sea of Beluga Whales. To have Loen Kingdom's currency being used in private is rather common... Heh heh. Loen's industry and economic strength is greater than the Feysac Empire. It can even be said to be much stronger. The gold pound is worth a lot more than the gold hoorn... Wait!
Suddenly, he recalled something. One gold pound could be used to exchange for 5.5 gold hoorn.
This also meant that two soli was equal to 5.5 feysilver.
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Lord of the mysteries(600-800)
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