Where is it sold?
That's a good question.
Ed couldn't help but want to give Carly a thumbs up, of course, for the 'Everything Store' next to the Peace Hotel.
Today, the sun shines brightly over Grey Castle, and the all-inclusive department store next to the Peace Hotel reveals its mysterious veil.
Ed has always used a cover-up construction method. Although everyone knows that the Peace Hotel is under construction, no one knows what it is for.
At this point, all the sales staff and all the goods in the department store were already arranged.
"Lord Edd, this is where they sell money bags! That's great!"
Carly was amazed by the spacious and bright place. Rows of goods were placed on the back shelves, with wooden cabinets blocking the view in front. The sales staff stood between the wooden cabinets and the wooden shelves behind.
"Yes, Carly, you're right." Ed smiled and looked at the goods on the wooden shelves. Although some shelves weren't full yet, there was no rush and they could take their time.
The sales staff are women from the village who have nothing else to do. They earn twenty copper coins a day, but there aren't many people working there yet, and trade is slow, so business is currently only open shortly after lunch. In the morning, it's after breakfast.
Ed was very satisfied with everything at the department store, except that the lack of glass in the counters was a bit of a disappointment.
Carly looked at her feet and then went to the place where shoes were sold.
"How many copper dragon coins are those shoes?" Carly pointed to a pair of shoes with very short boot shafts.
These shoes were specially designed by Ed to be worn before winter.
"Well, this costs five copper coins. The price is written on it. These were specially made by the leather workshop according to women's feet, and they are very comfortable to wear. Miss, you can try them on." He then took out the shoes and handed them to Adelaide.
The salesperson spoke very well; you could tell immediately that she had been trained by Ed.
Carly took the shoes, took off her tattered pair, and put on the custom-made shoes for women.
Yes, it really felt very comfortable. She stepped on the ground and felt like she was about to take off. She unconsciously started jogging.
Ed watched with amusement.
Yes, that's the feeling he wants.
No, it feels like flying.
Haha, the name of these shoes is Tebu.
As Carly ran, she opened her purse, took out five copper coins, and handed them to the shopkeeper. After giving the coins, she turned back, picked up her old shoes from the ground, and jogged outside.
Ed and Adelaide watched Carly run out, both wondering what she was going to do. They looked at the doorway with some curiosity.
Carly returned quickly, feeling as if she were flying, but the old shoes she was carrying were gone.
"Carly, where are your old shoes?" Adelaide asked, looking at Carly's empty hands.
"I threw it away."
"Where did you throw it?" Ed asked, not knowing why he was responding, since it was Adelaide who had asked Carly just now.
"What? Lord Ed, you still want to take it back?" Carly looked at Ed strangely.
Ed looked at the two of them speechlessly. "I just wanted to tell Carly not to litter."
As the three chatted and laughed, time seemed to fly by, and soon it was lunchtime.
At this moment, some curious people outside were peering into the All-in-One Department Store. In fact, everyone had been curious for a long time, and now that the door was open, some of the bolder ones had already come in.
Good things don't need advertising; word-of-mouth is enough. The money bag sold very well.
Paper, however, is currently largely ignored, and few people know about its ingenious uses.