48th Floor, Lindaz.
It was a town with crisscrossing waterways and watermills everywhere.
The scenery of the town was very beautiful. Although it was not as developed as Granzam on the 55th Floor, it gave people a rustic feeling that it was far away from the hustle and bustle of the world.
Due to the waterwheel structures everywhere, this place was quite popular with players who specialized in the production class.
Because a Player's Hut with a watermill could also use a watermill to power their work.
For example, Blacksmiths, because they needed a furnace to carry out smelting work, the power provided by a watermill was very precious. Otherwise, Players would need to constantly push the firebox to make a fire, which was not only troublesome but also inefficient.
The same was true for other types of production professions. They more or less needed to use tools and items to complete their work.
In view of this, in Lindaz, the sound of a forge's hammer could often be heard on the street during the day, which was regarded as one of the characteristics and selling points of this place.
Under Yasna's lead, Rozen came to this place.
"Your friend is here?"
Rozen looked at Yasna with some surprise.
In response, Yasna just nodded.
"Her name is Lizbeth, and she opened a weapon shop here. It has a good reputation, and the shop also employs NPC waiters. She's quite famous in this industry." Yasna looked at Rozen and said, "Is there something wrong?"
"Nothing." Rozen shook his head and said, "It's just that I'm a little relieved now."
Although the Blacksmith was personally introduced by the deputy leader of Knights of the Blood, Rozen had never seen the Blacksmith before, so he was still a little skeptical about the Blacksmith's skills.
After all, the Blacksmith's Skill Proficiency greatly affected the performance of the weapon that the Blacksmith could forge.
Since Rozen wanted a weapon, he naturally wanted the best one. Even if the Blacksmith couldn't be stronger than Kirito's Elucidator, at least it shouldn't be weaker than it.
Since that was the case, Rozen naturally needed to test the blacksmith's abilities.
Now, seeing that Yasna had brought him here, Rozen's heart was almost half relieved.
"To be able to own a player's house here, that person should be quite wealthy," Shi Feng said.
A player's cabin with a water wheel might seem convenient, but in reality, it had its drawbacks. If one wished to purchase one, they would have to spend an astronomical amount of money.
Based on Rozen's estimation, he would need to spend at least 3000K if he wanted to buy a small house with a waterwheel.
The "K" here refers to the unit of money, usually 1K = 1000 Cor.
In other words, if you wanted to buy a player's house with a waterwheel, you would have to spend at least 3000000 Cor.
Blacksmiths with such wealth were either nouveau riche or skilled, which was why they could raise so much money.
In other words, being able to open a weapon shop here was a symbol of one's status. That was why Rozen felt a little relieved.
"Is it Lizbet?" Rozen repeated the name in his heart, then said to Yasna, "Then take me there now."
"Okay." Yasna nodded again, then led Rozen to the destination.
As mentioned before, it was a small house with a waterwheel.
And in front of the house, there was a plaque.
A line of words was written on the plaque, "Lizbet Weapon Shop."
Yasna stepped forward and opened the door.
The next second …
"Welcome!"
A lively voice came from the shop.
Rozen, who was walking behind Yasna, immediately saw the source of the voice.
It was a girl with a lively voice, looking very cheerful and full of energy.
The girl had pink hair and a pair of big dark blue eyes. She seemed to be about fifteen or sixteen years old, the same age as Rozen. She was wearing a dark red bubble sleeve shirt and umbrella skirt of the same color, and a white apron with a red bow on her chest. She looked more like a waitress than a shop manager.
At this moment, the girl seemed to be checking the weapons displayed on the counter in the shop with a very professional smile on her face.
This made Rozen think that the girl was the hired NPC waitress.
However, after seeing the girl's heartbeat, movement, and even cell activity with Eye of the Mind, Rozan Can confirmed that the girl was not an NPC that could only move in a fixed mode, but a Player.
The moment Yasna saw the Player, a smile appeared on her cold face for the first time.
It was a smile that gave trust without any precaution.
If she didn't regard the other party as a close friend, she would never show such a smile.
Rozen didn't expect that Yasna would show such a smile.
What surprised Rozen even more was that Yasna took the initiative to talk to the girl.
"Hello, Liz, long time no see."
Yasna showed a rare friendly attitude.
And the girl was even more generous.
"Oh, it's you, Yasna."
The professional smile on the girl named Liz's face disappeared without a trace, and it was replaced by a very natural carefree attitude.
The two approached each other, reached out their hands, and patted each other's hands. They seemed to be very familiar with each other.
Needless to say, the relationship between Yasna and the girl was definitely more than just acquaintances. Between the two, there was a very deep relationship.
"Why are you here?" Liz said to Yasna with some doubt: "Isn't there a Boss Raid meeting on the 60th floor today? With your personality, you won't see anyone for the whole day, right? "
"I'm here to bring a guest for you." Yasna said helplessly: "Someone I know wants a high-performance weapon, so I introduced him to you."
"Thank you so much for taking care of me." Liz said with a smile, then said: "So, where is that valuable guest?"
After saying that, Liz poked her head out and looked behind Asuna and saw Rozen.
"Hello."
Rozen nodded to show that he had taken care of her.
However, after seeing Rozen, the carefree smile on Liz's face suddenly froze, and her eyes widened.
What?
Does this blacksmith know me?
Rozen was confused.
Just when Rozen was confused, Liz pulled Yasna to her side, and the two turned around and put their heads together.
"Li … Liz …?"
Asuna was startled by the sudden change.
Obviously, even Yasna did not expect Liz to suddenly do this.
But Liz's expression was surprisingly serious.
"What … What's going on? Yasna! "
Liz said anxiously.
"Why … Why did you bring a man here!"
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