Multiworld Merchants
Space Ring

"But, Mr. Merchant. Why did you come with just a little stuff? You just carry a little box like this. Wouldn't it be much easier if you wore a space ring?" ask Lady Vrite.

Adam was a little surprised to hear that here was a space ring. As the name suggests, Adam could have guessed that the ring had a dimensional room inside that could carry quite a lot of stuff.

"I don't have enough money to buy it" said Adam, who now scratches the back of his head.

Although he did not know how much the space ring cost, Adam knew it was not cheap. It could cost tens of thousands of Kyra's gold. Or maybe, hundreds of thousands of Kyra gold.

Adam doesn't have much money right now. Most of Kyra's gold, which she had, was used up to buy her engagement ring for Airani. He bought another magic book. The rest, he had sold out for capital to buy the goods he brought now.

Although selling goods to the Guerio Continent could help him get a big profit, but the capital Adam spent was also quite large. To buy enough of this lip dye alone Adam spent over fifty million. Not to mention watches whose one piece has a price above one million five hundred.

With goods that have a high enough price like that, the money that Adam has is not too much. He hopes the watch he is carrying now, can help him get more capital. However, the debate among these women, completely disrupted the plans he put together.

"The price of a space ring is not that expensive. Only one hundred thousand gold Kyra for half a cubic meter of space. I'm sure, traders from far away countries like you can afford it," said Lady Vrite.

"Hundred thousand gold Kyra you said only? Just?"

Adam shouted that to Lady Vrite. The man did not expect that much money to be considered insignificant by Lady Vrite. Perhaps he who was the son of a Duke had already gotten used to that much money and considered it ordinary.

"Lady Vrite, not everyone is as rich as Duke George. That kind of money is still a lot for a trader. Moreover, Mr. Adam was not a Mage. The thing he sold was not magic. So, buying a space ring was still too much for her," explained Lady Mary, who saw a strange expression on Adam's face after hearing the nominal money that Lady Vrite mentioned.

"Ah, I forgot about that. In that case, I can lend you my unused space ring. Are you ready, Adam's Trader?" ask Lady Vrite.

Adam knew nothing was free in this world. Especially if someone is just giving help. The man had previous experience. Parsley Wood tricked him because Adam thought everyone would still be nice.

"The steam you can guess that I'm not going to give you that space ring for free. I will certainly give you conditions. You must taste the space ring to me."

"Not much, a month twenty thousand gold Kyra. I'm sure you can afford that much, right? Then, you also have to give me a five percent discount on the items I bought," Lady Vrite said.

"I'm sorry, I'll turn down your offer, Lady Vrite. I don't want to give you that much of a price cut if you give me that space ring. I can only afford twenty thousand gold coins and five percent interest on my total debt" Adam explained.

That's right, a five percent discount on every purchase. It was a robbery according to Adam. If he consented, then the interest from his debt would be of immense value. Adam could not guarantee the nominal goods that Lady Vrite bought.

If only five percent of the debt, then the interest that Adam had to pay was only five thousand Kyra gold. Just imagine if in a month Lady Vrite could spend tens of thousands of Kyra gold, then the interest Adam paid is clearly more.

"Eh, I didn't expect you to reject my offer and make a new offer. That's not bad either. However, I want to be your priority when selling new items. Can you fulfill this?" ask Lady Vrite.

"It doesn't matter to me" replied Adam.

"Hey, Mr. Adam. I can make the same offer. I'll give you a space ring and you can take it out. Can you accept my offer" said Lady Gaby.

The woman will not lose to Lady Vrite. He should have offered this more than Lady Vrite. Being the first to own the item that Adam sold, was not a bad choice. Lady Gaby would not miss this opportunity.

"Sorry, Lady Gaby. But I've accepted Lady Vrite's offer. I must reject your offer. Maybe on another occasion."