Solo Farming In The Tower

TL: Hanguk

The Great Black Dragon, Aelin Pritani, had been in a great mood lately. The human who had entered her lair due to her own mistake turned out to be a blessing in disguise.

‘I want to brag, but I have to hold back.’

She couldn’t risk exposing her mistake.

“Kroong. Kroong. Kroong.”

Aelin hummed a tune as she went to the collection warehouse, where the Pritani family had stored items they had collected for generations. The warehouse was enchanted with a preservation spell, so the items inside would always maintain their current state.

Creak.

Aelin opened the door to the warehouse. On the shelves inside were items worth billions once they were unleashed on Earth.

Aelin walked past the displayed items and stood in front of an empty shelf.

Then,

Rustle. Rustle.

She carefully placed her item on the shelf, making sure it wouldn’t break, and looked at it with pride.

The newly added collection was labeled in Korean as “Yeosan Washed Apples.”

It was the bag of washed apples that Se-jun had used to hold the dried sweet potatoes. The Yeosan Washed Apples bag had earned the honor of occupying a spot in the collection room of the Pritani family, which boasted a history of millions of years.

“Heheh. I should check what delicious food the human is making now.”

Aelin left the warehouse and sat in front of the crystal ball, watching Se-jun’s cave.

“Oh! The cat merchant has returned. That cunning fellow, just try to deceive our human again, hmph!”

The Black Dragon, Aelin Pritani, stared intently at the crystal ball, wondering if Theo would deceive Se-jun.

***

Buzz.

Announcing his arrival, Theo jumped down from the cave’s ceiling hole as soon as he heard the buzzing of the poison bees.

“We’re on the same side, meow!”

He shouted and ran, slipping into Sejun’s clothes. Then, Theo poked his head out of Sejun’s collar.

“What? You’re stretching my collar.”

“Poisonous bees are scary, meow.”

“Don’t worry. They won’t come.”

The adult poisonous bees told their offspring that Theo was on their side, so it was fine.

“Phew, that’s a relief, meow.”

Theo finally came out of Sejun’s clothes after confirming the poison bees didn’t pull out their stingers.

“Did you do what I asked?”

“Of course, meow! I completed all tasks and sold everything, meow!”

Theo answered confidently.

“So, the contract to send news to my family went well?”

“It should have, meow. Here’s the contract, meow.”

Theo handed the contract to Sejun.

As Sejun grabbed the contract,

Whirr.

At that moment, the contract burned with a blue flame, indicating it had been fulfilled. It meant that Sejun’s wellbeing and 50 million won had been successfully sent to his family.

“Good job. Let’s settle our accounts first.”

“Here it is, meow! 50 Tower coins for the contract and 14.2 Tower coins spent for the store errands, meow.”

Theo handed Sejun the amounts spent and reported.

“208.8 Tower coins?!”

Sejun was surprised by the amount, which was more than double what he had expected.

“I met a sucker this time and sold everything at a high price, meow!”

What? If a sucker is called a sucker by Theo, how much of a sucker are they?

Not knowing the trading situation, Sejun was confused about whether to believe Theo’s words.

“Alright, here’s the incentive. It’s originally 10.92 Tower coins, but I’m giving a bit more.”

Sejun playfully handed over 15 Tower coins to Theo.

“Thank you, Sejun! And I have this too!”

Theo, seemingly wanting more praise, quickly stood up and shook out the contents of his bag.

Thud.

and items Sejun had asked Theo to

“What’s this?!”

carefully tasted the powder in a transparent

‘Salty!’

wave of saltiness filled his

‘With this… grilled fish…’

simulating various ways to use the salt when

“How is it?”

confidently climbed onto Sejun’s

“Huh?!”

I a

then did Sejun come to his senses and pat Theo’s head while examining the

salt and pepper. And 15 coffee mix packets. At a glance, it

as

of his request without any issues, Sejun decided

“Great!”

“Representative Theo, good job.”

dropped tuna-flavored churu, tore open the

Chomp, chomp, chomp.

the churu, Sejun examined the items he had

dagger. They were items for

up the pot to examine

[Cast Iron Pot]

cast

handle is wrapped in

Usage restrictions: None

Maker: Private

Grade: D

“Private?”

also picked up the

[Cast Iron Ladle]

cast iron,

handle is wrapped in wood for

Usage restrictions: None

Maker: Private

Grade: D

and spoons were

“That’s strange.”

Chew, chew, chew.

slowed significantly as

picked up the dagger to examine it. He intended to ask Theo why the maker was private after checking this item

heavier than Sejun had

[Dagger]

???

10 or above, Strength

Maker: Private

Grade: E

Why are there

there should have been a description of

Snap.

gripped the dagger and cut

Slice.

thin, the dried leaves, which became as hard as wood when dry, were

where did you get

it from the

asked about something other

“Lucky draw corner?”

The blacksmith was selling it at a discount, so I

Theo to pick one from the lucky draw corner, a collection of equipment that they couldn’t appraise when Theo

“Give me a discount!”

times at the lucky draw corner and managed to reduce the price from 20 Tower coins per draw to 13

“Good job.”

of knife it was. As long as it

as long as it cut well,

At that moment,

Tower’s administrator says that using unidentified items could cause trouble and

“Really? Then do it.”

[A quest occurs.]

Send the unidentified knife to the Tower’s

Reward: None.

rejected: Unable to

[An additional quest occurs.]

dried sweet potato as a

Reward: Appraised knife

Unable to receive the

have to do

administrator says that using a quest is necessary for the items to be sent

they want to eat dried

strong denial is a confirmation,

wipes away

[…!!!]

I knew it.

admits that while they have a little desire for dried sweet potato, it’s also

“Fine.”

administrator made him feel uneasy about using an item with unknown information, and giving away

more later,

“Take it.”

disappeared from

completed

Tower’s administrator uses an appraisal skill

says that, fortunately, it’s not an

“Really?”

from the