I'm a Noble on the Brink of Ruin, So I Might as Well Try Mastering Magic: Volume 1 [Parts 1 to 7] by Nazuna Miki

Author:Nazuna Miki
Language: eng
Format: epub

.17

“Liam! Thanks a bunch for yesterday!”

The moment I entered the hunter guild, Asuna grabbed me and showered me with thanks. By “yesterday,” she was talking about when we exchanged the goldbee hive for money.

In this region, commoners typically used a currency called Jamille silvers to go about their daily lives. The value of a currency changed depending on the silver, gold, or copper content of the coin, as well as the trustworthiness of the country issuing it, among other factors. Jamille silvers were widely used thanks to the stability of both its silver content and minting quality. To illustrate its value, I would say that an unskilled laborer would earn around a hundred silver coins per month. Jamille golds were also a thing, with four pieces equating roughly a hundred silvers. Its value was too high to be used in daily life, so it instead usually found its use in business transactions or for state-issued rewards for nobles.

Asuna and I evenly split the three hundred coins we got from the goldbee hive yesterday, which meant that we both earned a month’s worth of a commoner’s income.

“Really, thank you!” she said again.

“Not at all. You’re the one who found the goldbee, so I should be the one thanking you.”

“He he...” Asuna grinned. “Hey, what should we do today? Since you came here, you must want to go hunting again, right?”

“That’s the plan. I heard from some hunters I passed earlier that they’re sweeping the western main road of some wild dogs. Wanna check it out?”

However, Asuna didn’t answer and just stared widely at me.

“What’s wrong? You look like your eyes are ’bout to pop out.”

“Oh, um... I’m just surprised,” she admitted. “Here I was thinking that you’d get all excited by the goldbee hive yesterday and you’d be raring to go looking for another one.”

“Yeah, well.”

I got where she was coming from, but that was more like casual income. Relying on something like that would make me a gambler, not a hunter.

“You still aren’t insisting we go even after I reminded you of it,” Asuna mused. “How mature of you!”

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