“Ah, the silver coins are a security deposit. Since you will get an ID from the guild if you become an adventurer, just come back later and show it… But I wonder if you have the money to register as an adventurer after leaving the country? It takes three silver to register at the Adventurer’s Guild. Three copper is fine if you have a soldier accompany you to the Adventurer’s Guild until you can show ID. I’ll tell you now, the two copper is the labor cost. We can go immediately since I’m available right now.”
Oh, in other words… to save two copper, I can go to the Adventurer’s Guild without a guide, register and come back, then ask for the deposit back after showing the ID, then heading back to the Adventurer’s Guild… Yeah, bothersome. Better to ask for that.
“It’s appreciated. Could you please?”
“Well then, I’ll accompany you… Oi, switch watch with me. See you later, I’m off for guide duties.”
I paid the four copper.
The soldiers for watch duty alternated and we headed to the Adventurer’s Guild accompanied by the soldier.
Two copper for directions was cheap, probably.
… I didn’t have gold coins, but I wonder if they exist anyways? How much money would it be worth?
Though there were gold, silver, and copper in the DP catalog’s treasures list, it felt like it kept going on for a hundred pages.
Ah, but there’s a cart in the main street with a delicious smell. Likely due to the large amount of grilled skewers, it smelled like roasted meat. Wonder what the meat is?
“Oi, I understand your feelings but can you wait until you get your ID? I’m on the job here.”
The soldier quickly called out and stopped me when I was staring at the cart.
But this soldier is a good person isn’t he. I’ll spare his life even if he comes into the dungeon.
Walking like that for a while, we came up to a large building.
A sword, medicine bottle, and a scroll were depicted on a large wooden board hanging prominently from it. It seems that was the sign for the Adventurer’s Guild.