Chapter 192: Meeting Without Recognizing, Space Upgrades Again (1)_1
Having heard about a reputable blacksmith shop, Mo Yan found the master blacksmith and brought out the drawings. She explained in detail the specific designs of the surgical knife and the hollow needle, and only after the blacksmith confirmed his ability to make them did she pay the deposit and agree to come back for them the day after tomorrow.
After leaving the blacksmith shop, Mo Yan continued shopping. She encountered nothing out of place but did discover many amusing items, which she bought one by one.
Seeing someone selling various stuffed animal toys on the street, Mo Yan noticed they weren’t as exaggerated and entertaining as those in her previous life, but they were wonderfully lifelike and quite convincing.
Remembering the many promises of treats she had made to Little Flower, Mo Yan, with a grand gesture, bought a rabbit stuffed toy, a tiger stuffed toy, and a pig stuffed toy, thinking Little Flower would like them.
As her hands became increasingly full, Mo Yan went to a secluded and unoccupied corner of the wall and stored all the items in her Space.
Seeing that it was still early, Mo Yan decided to stroll a bit more before heading home. When she arrived at a silver store called ’Duobao Pavilion,’ she saw that it was bustling with customers and doing great business, so she went inside. If she saw any jewelry she liked, she could buy it and take her time admiring it at home.
Duobao Pavilion was quite spacious, with two floors in total. The upper floor was a VIP room, catering to prestigious clientele, where attendants would present the latest styles from catalogues for the distinguished guests to choose from; the lower floor welcomed wealthy merchants or those who wanted to see the items in person.
"Ah, this young lady, please come in, please come in."
The attendant did a double take upon seeing Mo Yan but then warmly welcomed her inside.
It wasn’t strange for the attendant to react like that, considering Duobao Pavilion was the most famous silver store in Jing City, where even the most common piece of jewelry was enough to sustain an ordinary family for several years; thus, the patrons were either rich or noble.