An Extra’s POV

"Hey! Don't just flash your sword like that!"

"Be careful when unsheathing!"

"Come on…!"

Trisha hurriedly turned and apologized to the passersby who complained about her sudden unsheathing.

As she did so, Rey noticed a thin wooden casing that hung behind her. It was placed so vertically that no one would notice it if she stood before them.

'A-ah! The hilt was behind her, huh?'

"It looks great, right?" Rey's attention returned to the blade as Trisha presented it to him.

'Hmm…' Rey's eyes thoroughly observed the blade, and a pleasantly surprised expression took over his face a moment after.

'This… this looks really nice!'

"May I…?" He asked, placing his hands forward to collect the blade.

"S-sure. Just be careful."

Rey nearly yanked the blade from the surprised Trisha, closely looking at the entire sword—from the hilt, to the edges, and everything else about it.

'It's not the best I've seen, and it doesn't have any Enchantment, but… the workmanship is really good!'

Rey wasn't an expert in swords at all, but after checking out a ton of weapons—from the ones that the Hobgoblins wielded, to the more sophisticated kind … up to the most expensive ones in the capital—he had developed an eye for these things.

His developed taste told him that the blade in front of him was of high quality.

~WHOOSH!~

~SWOOSH!~

He flapped his hand slightly and swung the blade a few times, immersed in the weapon.

Once he realized how he was obsessing over the sword, Rey cleared his throat and handed it back to the stunned Trisha.

This is a

it with just one Gold."

about this, Rey had gotten mad. But the same couldn't

worth more than 1 Gold. If it was Enchanted, it would enter the realm of

wondered how Trisha was able to get

you buy it

I saw it

and how much was the initial

"Three Gold Coins."

about right…'

so hard he brought it

her head the moment Rey

the heart to haggle. The guy who was selling it made the sword himself, and both of us knew

I should have expected that.' Rey nearly leaked out

a martial artist to the core. The kind that believed in chivalry, honor, and

Rey didn't care for any of it, but he still respected Trisha's continuous dedication to

able to

their money, and I'd pay later. I told him I was definitely going to

He decided to sell it to me for the money I had on

her story,

see…" Rey

must have sensed the true Martial Artist spirit that Trisha exudes, and

looked at

it sometimes pays to have that

a powerful warrior and would feel indebted to him for this act of benevolence, so she would patronize him in the future and even

bought her first sword. Martial Artists and Warriors dig

and the more her influence would grow, the more he was bound to have more

essence, it's

been there himself, but he thought he was probably

about a blacksmith giving out their prized creation to

the irrational part of business

sword…' At this point, Rey didn't

other adventures she had in the town, Rey could see the excitement

… In her eyes.