A Crazy Place
The streets of the Capital were bustling and busy like a marketplace.
There were food hawkers, as well as several people who would go out on the streets to advertise and point customers to the directions of their stores.
"Eggs for sale!
Buy 2 for 1 copper coin just down the street."
"New clothes from Baymard here!
Summer is almost upon us, so get your new Summer clothes at Furgeson's store!"
"Quickly everyone!
We have sales on several new Baymardian products in our stores."
"12 Canned Tomatoes for 4 copper coins!
You can't miss this deal!"
Several people hung signboards over their bodies and rang bells to get the attention of their customers.
And instead of writing, they drew what they were talking about.
For example, one man drew an egg, wrote down the number of eggs in a bracket, and then placed an equal sign to its cost.
Of course, only the fast selling products were on their signboards.