Chapter 36
Guru opened the agency app and began registering the information for his potions.
While waiting for his hunter license, he had nagged Jurim about it so much that the guildmaster finally gave in and taught him how to use Hunter Market.
Unlike Onion Market, where direct transactions were common, Hunter Market usually relied on intermediaries. Dealing with pricing and negotiations was a hassle most hunters preferred to avoid.
Since Guru had already experienced the pains of using Onion Market firsthand, he nodded in understanding.
Normally, anything obtained from farming monsters or crafting—like the items acquired from Malikian—belonged to the guild.
However...
“You’re a special case.”
Jurim spoke indifferently, then warned Guru once again not to run to the Sales Department begging them to sell his syrups or toys.
Hmph!
Guru wasn’t convinced being a "special case" was a good thing.
In any case, that was why he was selling through Hunter Market.
By using an intermediary company, he could sell anonymously and avoid all the annoying paperwork. The moment his hunter license arrived, he had immediately signed up for a seller account.