There are also others warrior armors, but they are for otakus. It’s fun to look as an otaku, but not as a Seeker, I think is impractical. The price is also worth seeing, it’s 350 thousand. Not so much, but I can’t move wearing such thing.
It’s made of iron, so it looks good but it seems to be pretty heavy. I went to the armor corner, the first thing I saw was a western armor and helmet. I leave that store and enter the weapon and armor store.įirst of all, let’s see the group of armors. Then, from now I will come to sell if I get one in a good condition” “Thank you for your continued patronage, bring it again. I check if the money it’s correct and put it in my wallet. Ossan took out 15,000 yen from the cash register and handed to me.
If it’s this I can buy it, do you want to sell it?”īecause there are six, will it be 15,000 yen? The ossan took one rabbit ear and scrutinize it. I take out the rabbit ears that I brought. “You came to sell, right? What is the material?” The interior of the store isn’t very wide.Īnd at the counter, there was an ossan in his late thirties.(TN: or middle-aged man) I enter the store while thinking such a thing.Īs soon as I entered the store there was a counter in front of me. Perhaps, it’s because it makes it easy to sell materials and then buy weapons and armors with that money. I didn’t notice it at all because I didn’t have the time. It was the first time I go to the store that buys monster materials, but that store was close to the place I bought the Tsuruginata. If it’s too cheap, then I stop it because it’s a bother. If it’s true then if I hunt a rabbit, let’s get its ears. The people of the SDF said it was 2000 to 3000 yen, but I don’t know if it’s true. Next, I headed to the store that purchases monster materials. It took time to process because of the large amount, but I withdrew 3 million yen. The next morning, when I wake up, I take care of the field, as usual, feed the chickens and collect eggs then I have breakfast.Īfter that, I killed time and went out nearly at ten.
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