The first day (R-18)
The city of Sedyon was constantly evolving, capturing the attention of many traders and aristocrats as each day passed. With Elizabeth's assistance, Adam managed to expand the branches of the Idorvam Bank, thus attracting more clients who willingly deposited their money.
Microcredit services also emerged, offering substantial sums for short periods in exchange for high-interest rates, which became common practice for some traders.
Regarding newspapers, they had already been introduced into circulation, with a newspaper stall appearing in the city center every Friday morning. There was also a delivery service available for a monthly fee of 150 Silver Dragon Stones.
"Good morning, sir. Here's today's newspaper," the delivery person said, bowing to the wealthy trader who opened the door with a half-asleep expression.