Various inquiries came in. Just as they finished checking a large amount of inventory and added items that needed to be quickly checked and released, Ru approached Francis with a new list.

“Things like horns and bones are not being sold now because they have not deteriorated. The items being sold now are easily perishable.”

Ru, who had precisely cut her words, handed Francis the new list and quickly turned away.

All the merchants’ eyes were glued to that list.

I want to know what’s on there! I really want to know! Merchants from various countries, who would resort to any means to obtain information if necessary, had to behave quietly here. It was because Imperialle was guarding Francis severely.

Moreover, the woman with the neatly tied light brown hair who had just brought the list was not someone to be underestimated.
“Ah, Caropas’s heart is out. However, there is some slight damage.”

Upon Francis’s words, the merchants standing in front all raised their hands. With so many people eager to buy, they needed to somehow sell the inventory, even holding an impromptu auction.

After struggling to stop fighting merchants, eventually having to ask Imperialle for help, confirming the money and updating the ledger, Francis, who had become completely exhausted, moved her sore legs and entered the warehouse.

“Is there anything else to sell?”

“Oh, is it all over?”

“Yes. There are more people in front, so I think we can sell more.”

And after indirectly observing items all day, the disgusting sight had become much less repulsive. Despite this, Francis, who still kept a vigilant eye, glanced around the warehouse. She had no intention of going deep inside.

“Thank you for your hard work. Let’s call it a day for today.”

“But wouldn’t it be better to sell more?”

“If we work late into the night, it’ll become the norm. Let’s rest when we need to rest, and let’s leave work exactly when it’s time to finish.”

While saying so, Ru was writing something on a very large piece of paper.

“What’s that?”

“The items to be sold tomorrow. I’m writing this to stick it in front. Then only the necessary people will come first. Others, deliberately hanging around to complicate things, won’t have to. ”

Francis stared at Ru.

“Ms. Rustica seems to have done a lot of this kind of work.”

“I haven’t sold goods, but I’ve done quite a bit of paperwork and inventory management.”

Since supplies to the knight order often went through Ru, Hayden would sometimes subtly receive blankets or pouches from her.

“Oh, right.”

She remembered the time when she tightly wrapped the thin, warm blanket around the shivering Hayden. Memories of the past that she hadn’t remembered at all suddenly flashed through her mind.

“Let’s go in. See you here again tomorrow.”

“Ms. Rustica, aren’t you leaving work?”

“I’m done with this.”

While watching Ru write, Francis picked up the organized list she had prepared while sitting next to her.

“I don’t even remember how much we sold.”

“The fact that we sold is what matters.”

A few more days, and they would have everything under control. Ru planned to start selling the monster corpses obtained by Count Flache.

“Is it okay?”

“I ordered everything.”

“Oh, I did it together. How can you say that? Well, since I was told to handle it, I did. What can I do?”

Francis chuckled. The neatly cut short hair was disheveled, and the well-pressed suit was wrinkled. She had been running around so much that she hoped she wouldn’t have to go to work tomorrow.

“Let’s go in before it gets darker. Let’s sell a lot tomorrow too.”

“Do we have to empty this warehouse? My goodness, it’s never-ending.”
Stretching, Francis, who had just come out with Ru, greeted her.

“See you tomorrow, Rustica. You’ve worked hard.”

“Francis too.”

After shaking hands, she briefly watched Francis’s back and approached the warehouse to attach a large paper outside.

“Is everything sold?”

Ru looked at a tall and bulky man rising to his feet. Cedric Langverda. It was getting dark around, and what was this man doing here?

“Hey, are you going to sell that tomorrow? Ah, damn it, how much stuff do you guys have? This is why you won’t sell anything…”

Frustrated, Cedric suddenly raised his head.

“No, how about selling everything in that warehouse to me? I’ll pay double, no, triple!”

“What are you doing here?”

“Well, he said he would let me know when to sell.”

“We sold it today.”

“You can’t take that with you, right? In that case, just sell it all to me.”

While calmly attaching the paper, Ru asked, “Is there a preservation spell?.”

“Well, you can buy one if you pay.”

Oh, I see. Ru didn’t bother to answer and turned away after attaching all the lists.

“Hey, why aren’t you answering?”

“It’s not worth answering.”

Who the hell allowed the monopoly of monster sales by the Eastern Upper Class. Absolutely not. Monster sales will be monopolized by the Empire until Hayden gives separate instructions.

“Don’t think about monopolizing in the upper class. Go back.”

“Oh, really! Without even telling me your name, nothing works! What the hell!”

Is he crazy, really? Irritated Cedric, who made a fuss, said to Ru, looking at her as if she were a madman.

“I saw it a while ago, and there were only three of you selling this much. When will you sell all that? Isn’t there anyone to help you?”

“If you don’t catch me, I’ll come earlier tomorrow and sell more.”

“Then don’t say that, and I’ll help you sell what I’m selling! Not monopolizing, right? Huh?”

Without responding, Ru quickly passed through Imperialle and entered. Cedric Langverda, who couldn’t cross Imperialle, shouted desperately from behind.

“Ah, at least tell me your name!”

The echoes of yelling reverberated in the harbor. The sound was so loud that even Hayden, who was watching from a distance, frowned.

“What’s that commotion?”

Ru must have come to pick her up after working all day today. Although he was curious if something might happen on the front lines, he endured not coming to interfere. But as expected.

“I should keep an eye on her.”

Ru, who had been busy all day, was picked up because she must have been exhausted. She wondered if something might happen on the front lines, but resisted the urge to interfere and stayed put. But as expected.

“You should be able to look away.”

Knowing that Ru had worked hard all day, Francis smiled and said goodbye.
Ru probably rejected him, right? Of course, she must have. Even if someone tries to find out a lady’s name in such a way, it won’t work with Ru. However, guys with sticky eyes will probably fall for her even more when she rejects them. Men are such fools, so when a beauty rejects them, they become even more persistent.

Hayden, who had already lost his temper to the point that his body was stiff, glanced at the direction Cedric Langverda disappeared and then went inside.

Imperialle, which had strictly prohibited outsiders from entering until now, saluted him. Hayden, whose tall figure had a long coat tail fluttering in the strong wind behind his broad shoulders, walked into the warehouse. His glossy black shoes stepped inside.

“Oh, Your Highness?”

Ru, who had been tapping her shoulders, stood up with a start. As if wondering when he had put on such a casual expression, Hayden smiled brightly.

“You should go home, Yeonga. You’ve worked hard today.”

“How did you find out about here?”

“There was a rumor spreading in Shalea that monster parts were being sold in front of the warehouse. Here.”

Ten white and yellow primroses bundled together were offered to Ru.

“What is this?”

“It’s a congratulations for your first day at work. Now, go. Don’t overwork yourself.”

After sending her off, Hayden, who handed the bunch of primroses to Ru, lifted her from her seat.

“Well, but…”

“I came to pick you up in case you have the habit of working overtime as a buyer. Let’s go.”

Hayden, who even put her coat on her shoulders, quickly left the warehouse. It was already getting dark.