There are still requirements for buying medicine

"Greetings, Venerable Master."

The leader of the Canjin Chamber of Commerce is a woman, but how should I put it...

She was very heroic, especially when she held a longbow in her hand.

Those who can use a longbow generally have strong arms, and the strength in their fingers should not be underestimated.

However, Lou Le put on a businesslike demeanor.

Sorry, we don't accept dorm business here!

The little witch nodded calmly: "Where's the keepsake?"

The archer carefully took the token out of his pocket.

Lou Le glanced at it and then returned it to her.

"I'm almost out of healing potions, but I still have plenty of frost potions."

Lou Le wasn't lying; the production of Entwined Grass and Water Flower was plentiful, but the sales of Frost Potion weren't very good.

Even the sales of fire potions are better than those of frost potions.

"However, I have recently developed several new potions, including a strength potion and a mixed strength stone skin potion."

Lou Le took out several bottles of medicine and placed them on the table.

"You can give it a try."

Of course it wasn't free, but she brought a lot of herbs, which could be deducted directly from the cost.

The archer first drank a bottle of Strength Stone Skin Potion, and she immediately felt a difference in her body.

Although it's slightly less dexterity, it doesn't matter.

Her archery style was not the nimble, bouncy style of elves, but rather a standard military style.

Rapid fire from a stationary position, firing directly from behind cover.

All you need is great strength and high precision.

After she tried shooting an arrow, her eyes immediately lit up.

"Master, how much does this potion cost?"

"Nine gold and eight silver."

Lou Le said with a smile.

Previously, herbs needed to be planted before a stable harvest could be achieved. Loule originally had no shortage of materials.

However, they encountered a dungeon.

The shipment volume was so large that Lou Le's herb reserves were depleted.

That's why she needs herbs; otherwise, she would never lack them.

Without the slightest hesitation, the archer said, "Twenty bottles, sir mage. We would like to buy twenty bottles of this potion."

"sure."

Lou Le spoke with a smile, and she still took out the mage potion and the pile of junk she had collected.

She explained the value of each of these items to the archers.

All things added up, it probably amounted to one or two thousand gold coins.

The Golden Merchant Guild only has a little over a thousand gold coins because long-distance transport is extremely unsafe. People rarely carry much cash when they go out; the most they carry is a little over a thousand.

Any more would be too conspicuous.

She had no choice but to borrow money from other chambers of commerce and then hand over all the herbs to Lou Le.

Most of them are Life Leaf and Dream Beetroot, but the quality of Dream Beetroot has dropped quite a bit.

Lou Le could barely accept it.

Only then is the transaction considered complete.

The archer demanded thirty mana potions, which made up a large portion of the transaction. Lou Le didn't directly ask for nineteen gold and eight silver; instead, he reduced the price.

After all, they came with a token, so they'll need to continue trading in the future.

The other merchants watched as the Canjin Merchant Guild all received the potions.

Everyone was incredibly envious.

Everyone knows that once you get the potion, you're guaranteed to make money. That's what merchants do in the beginning.

Buy low in places where resources are abundant, and sell high in places where resources are scarce.

A bottle of healing potion is nothing in Graystone City, but in other small places without alchemists, it is a rare life-saving item.

The price is roughly equal to the highest price the seller can pay.

So everyone crowded in front of Lou Le.

"Master, we are from the Octopus Merchant Guild, and we are also willing to purchase a large quantity of potions."

"Master, we'd also like to buy!"

They were all making requests.

Lou Le glanced at them but ignored them.

He simply walked up to the carriage and put all the herbs into his magic book.

As she walked by, the herbs disappeared one by one.

This scene left all the merchants speechless.

The fawning smile on his face became even more pronounced.

Meanwhile, Lorraine, who was hiding in the shadows, frowned.

"Spatial equipment? Who is this archmage behind?"

His vigilance towards Lou Le grew increasingly heavy, and he carefully considered his plan.

However, they discovered that their plans were almost entirely impossible to execute.

But looking at Narimera, he frowned.

"Let this lowly inferior bloodline live a little longer. I need to go to Ghostwood Town to take a look."

"All the elven ropes originate from Ghostwood Town, and I must stop it."

His eyes were gloomy: "All those who dare to offend the elves should be destroyed."

With that thought in mind, he prepared to leave.

But before he left, he left a message in the trees.

Only druids could know this information, after all, the elven ropes had enraged many elves.

The resentment and curses within were so intense that they would break the hearts of any elf who heard them.

That's why the elves ventured deep into human territory this time.

After doing all this, he turned around and transformed into an eagle, flying into the sky.

This is much faster than walking.

Just as the adventurers were about to emerge, Lou Le said to the merchants in front of him, "My mana potions are in high demand by mages. Therefore, I have absolutely no need to sell them to you."

"But you've all come because you've heard of my name. I'm glad, as long as you can bring out enough, or rare enough, herbs."

"Of course, you can also spend enough gold coins here. After the adventurers come out, I will appraise their loot. You can complete your spending quota by purchasing the loot I acquire."

"In that case, I will grant you the right to purchase mana potions."

Lou Le stated his conditions, leaving the merchant guilds scratching their heads in frustration. They hadn't actually brought any herbs, as their plan was to use gold coins to buy potions and the adventurers' loot, then head straight back.

I never imagined there would be a barrier to buying these medicines!

Back then, they laughed at the Canjin Chamber of Commerce for being so brainless, wondering why they were bringing so many herbs.

But I never expected that I would be the one with a brain problem.

The members of the chamber of commerce were all gathered together discussing the matter.

Some suggested hiring adventurers to gather herbs in the surrounding area, but this was quickly dismissed.

Because adventurers wouldn't do that.

Going into dungeons earns far more money than picking herbs, so no one would waste their time gathering herbs.

It seems that the only way to qualify is by spending enough gold coins.