Prying Corners (Part 1)

In order for the guards to not drown in the crowd, the team decided to keep the selling area in a small spot for ease of guarding, with the people divided into three batches of sellers.

The first batch was Crow's group, the former residents of Vismont. 

Crow's team was relatively poor, and they could only afford the more affordable food like biscuits, the cheapest bread, and processed Gouji fruit like Gouji jams and dried Gouji.

This was a small variety to them but, to the eyes of the Vismont citizens, they opened up a cornucopia. Their eyes stuck in the products as if afraid they would disappear if they blinked. 

The paper was still under development, so the fragile biscuits were packaged in a large box made of very light local wood, and sold in the wood store.

When this box opened, it was like gold was revealed.