Chapter 182: Huge profits.
The next few hours passed with shocking speed, and the results were completely unlike what Noah had expected when he’d made his pricing decision.
After Valeria left with her energy drink, she had clearly wasted no time spreading word about the price reduction throughout Esta’s powerful practitioner community. Within an hour, she returned with everyone powerful in her guild—adept-rank swordsmen, adept-level mages, and accomplished people who had saved substantial coin from successful missions.
But Valeria hadn’t stopped with her own organisation. She had brought back representatives from other major guilds, independent practitioners, and many others.
Most surprisingly, Princess Elara herself had arrived with a small retinue of royal guards and court mages, her presence lending official legitimacy to the occasion.
"Noah," the princess greeted him with excitement, "Valeria told me about your pricing adjustment. This could revolutionise our kingdom’s defensive capabilities."
Every person who entered thanked Noah personally as they made their purchases, their gratitude reflecting genuine appreciation for making legendary enhancement accessible to serious practitioners rather than only the extraordinarily wealthy.
The atmosphere in his shop had transformed from routine commerce into something approaching a celebration of national strengthening. Practitioners who had never dreamed of affording or spotting such permanent enhancement were suddenly able to improve their power.
Before Noah fully comprehended what was happening, every single premium item in his inventory had been sold.
All of it. Gone.
Nine energy drinks, twelve beef jerky packages, and twelve protein bars had found eager customers who understood exactly what permanent attribute enhancement could mean for their capabilities and survival.
The income from premium sales alone was staggering—4,950 golden coins from items that would have gathered dust at his original pricing structure.
Noah gulped as he processed the astronomical figure. He had clearly been foolish to maintain demon kingdom pricing in a completely different economic environment. The massive sales volume at reduced prices had generated far more revenue than slow trickle sales at maximum cost.