Chapter 684 Fees

Chapter 684 Fees

Needless to say, it was Denise who had alighted from the Airship, and soon she met with the merchants of the town to complete the trade of potions, talismans, and artifacts like amulets, rings, and necklaces, which mostly provided protection and healing to the people.

As Denise stood in front of the merchants of the town, an air of anticipation and curiosity surrounded the bustling market square. The merchants, clad in richly embroidered robes and adorned with trinkets and charms, greeted Denise with a mixture of reverence and intrigue.

"It's nice to see you, Miss. I wonder what happened to Miss Lisa?" One of the merchants asked.

"I'll be the one doing the trade this time. I'm Denise... and Lisa already informed me of what to do, so you don't have to worry." Denise answered as she had actually already watched a few trades that Lisa had made before.

However, she wasn't seen by anyone as she just stayed in the Airship most of the time.

Soon, Denise presented the items that they were planning to sell, showcasing an array of potions, talismans, and artifacts, each imbued with mystical properties designed to offer protection and healing to those in need.

"As expected... The quality of each item is impeccable..."

"There is no need to check them, Miss Denise. We will purchase them at the usual price."

"Yes... Please check the items we have instead. All the herbs, from the common to the rare ones, have been prepared."

"Right! Not even the big cities would compare to our abilities to gather these herbs."

"We also gathered as many Spirit Pearls as we can. Please take a look at them."

Aside from that, there were also other materials mostly used for creating talismans, like Ink and Paper, that were being sold.

Denise, with an air of dignified poise, carefully examined each item, her keen eyes discerning each item... As an Alchemist, she probably had one of the best Appraisal Abilities in the castle.

As the negotiations unfolded, a sense of mutual respect and understanding permeated the atmosphere, and soon the exchange of goods commenced.

After that, the retinue of twenty metallic guardians, towering over the crowd, began to unload crates of items from the Airship.

The locals had never seen them before, so they were all curiously watching them as staying not too close or too far from them.

Two Automatons, one of them was Arthur, stood beside Denise without making any sound.

"I'm Miya, a representative of the Lord of the Secrets..."

A figure from the Church of the Lord of the Secrets spoke, her voice seemed to have been altered but Denise wasn't too sure about it or she wasn't too bothered to investigate it further.

"How may I help you?"

"We seek the Immortal residing in the mysterious castle of the Cursed Forest. We believe you have the means to lead us to this enigmatic being." Miya answered.

"Oh? Is that the same for all of you guys?" Denise asked as she looked at the other people around.

The representatives from the other organizations nodded and echoed their sentiments, each offering their own motivations and pleas, driven by the desire to unravel the mysteries of the Immortal.

Denise regarded them with a thoughtful gaze, acknowledging their sentiments.

To be honest, Vale didn't give her instructions on how to deal with this situation. She also heard about their organizations and they were all certainly rich.

With that in consideration... She decided to benefit from this.

"Mhmm... The Immortal and the secrets that dwell within the forest are not to be trifled with..." She replied, her voice carrying a note of caution.

"But if you seek an audience with this ancient being, it will require more than mere ambition and fervor."

As her words hung in the air, a shrewd glint sparkled in Denise's eyes, a silent understanding passing between her and the representatives.

"Ahem...Of course! You're right."

"Indeed.We want to show you how serious we are..."

Sensing the undercurrent of opportunity, each faction began to offer gifts in a bid to secure Denise's cooperation.

Although Denise wasn't materialistic, she didn't mind charging fees for her work!