I Awakened With My Dark History - Chapter 11
========== CHAPTER 11 ==========
‘Healer-nim, we’ll keep that Gamja Market chat room open, so it’s fine if you ask us something occasionally.’
‘Never just ask random people you don’t know. We’ll answer as much as we can.’
‘This party was gathered quite well, and it’s usually not like this, so please be careful and pay attention.’
‘It’s standard for a healer to receive more rewards than other party members. If they offer more, absolutely take it all. Do you understand?’
As the memory of the four party members grabbing my shoulders and urging me repeatedly surfaced, my feet kicked the blanket on their own.
“Ah, reality check.”
However, separate from this reality check, I also thought I was quite lucky.
After all, I met people who could help me in my first dungeon raid.
It seemed like beginner’s luck had worked in my favor regarding people.
‘Is it because it’s not a company?’
Thinking of a company made me feel bad.
In that case!
I just reached out from the bed and took the items out of my bag again.
I laid out the items I had obtained and checked them one by one.
The guide window thankfully provided me with item descriptions.
“But I don’t know how much they’re worth.”
I clicked on the site the party members had uploaded.
They were busy chatting, comparing the apps and sites they each mainly used.
Among them, the site most recommended unanimously was ‘Hunket’.
The mage and the melee dealer chattered away, sending me information.
I replied with a frog emoji to thank them for the information they sent.
And I immediately turned on my phone and installed the Hunket app.
When I ran the Hunket app, a sign-up window appeared first.
I unhesitatingly pressed the simple sign-up button.
After a short password entry, as soon as the app started, all sorts of items appeared as if pouring out.
There was a wide variety, including swords, arrows, potions, and poisons.
“Oh…….”
And those items were all classified according to their respective tabs.
I looked at the ‘more’ button next to each tab.
Naturally, the place I wanted to check was the private sales section.
As soon as I pressed the ‘more’ button for private sales, after a short loading time, the screen appeared.
I scrolled down and examined the items in the private sales section.
The thing most obviously seen in the private sales section was, of course, magic stones.
Since one-third of the items visible every time I scrolled through a screen seemed to be magic stones, there was no need to say more.
“Shall I start by selling the magic stones?”
I first clicked on the magic stone sales post that caught my eye.
And my jaw dropped.
“Wait, three million won is considered selling it cheaply?!”
I burst out in either shock or admiration at the hunter’s economic sense, then pressed the back button.
It was to check the prices of other magic stones as well.
The magic stones in the private sales section were usually F or E-grade.
However, occasionally D and C-grade magic stones were also visible, and their prices were beyond my imagination.
“Wow.”
In the case of D-grade magic stones, they maintained a price of around five million won, and C-grade magic stones commanded prices of ten million won.
The most surprising point was that even at those prices, the magic stones were all marked as sold.
In other words, it meant I had a total of twenty million won in my hands right now.
I brought a towel, laid it on the floor, and moved the magic stone-nims onto it.
I had a burning desire to sell the magic stones right away, but I held back for a moment.
I hadn’t checked the sword yet.
‘B-grade. A Dullahan’s sword, no less.’
The name is Sword dropped by a knight.
But why is it expressed as ‘dropped’?
Is it called Sword dropped by a knight because a Dullahan dropped it and left?
If so, I’d give the naming score an F. In my heart.
“Well. As long as it doesn’t cause problems when selling due to the name, it doesn’t matter.”
Anyway, I thought I should gauge the price of the sword.
When I pressed the back button and pressed the private auction section, this time, items for auctions that hadn’t opened yet were lined up.
When I touched one of them to enter, photos and descriptions of the auction items followed.
And in the place where the ‘buy’ button should have been, there was a time of 15:43:41.
“Huh?”
Why are the auctions so cheap?
I came out by pressing the back button, feeling bewildered.
But even when I touched other items, the results were similar.
50,000 won, 10,000 won, there were even ones written down as 10 won.
It wasn’t like they were low-grade items either.
Not only C or D-grade items, but occasionally B-grade ones were also visible.
“Is it because it’s an auction, so they just wrote down random starting prices…….”
This was the only most likely reason.
I pressed the ‘View items currently being auctioned’ button on the top right.
Then the items on the screen changed immediately.
I decided to look at the sword first among the items that appeared on the screen.
A C-grade sword, the name was ‘Sword that doesn’t melt in lava’.
“System…… so it was just naming things randomly.”
But apart from the name, the options attached to the sword were quite good.
No other functions were attached.
It was a strangely ambiguous function, but it wasn’t bad if you thought about it preventing burns when receiving fire-type attacks.
Perhaps many people thought like me, as the current price displayed on the purchase button was quite high.
‘Current price 14,470,000 won?!’
The amount is so unrealistic that I end up counting it several times.
No, I’m not even going to buy it, so what’s the point of looking at the current price?
Modern people must live by blocking out unnecessary information.
How tiring it is to live knowing everything.
Besides, aren’t I working two jobs?
I quietly turned my gaze away.
Wasn’t my interest in the auction starting price from the beginning?
I scrolled down the screen and finally found the auction starting price.
“Starting price: 10 won.”
It was right that they were just writing it randomly. The system and the people are the same.
The system writes item names randomly, and people are writing auction starting prices randomly.
I clicked my tongue and decided to set my item’s auction starting price at 5,959.
‘Ogu-ogu, because it’s cute!’
Signing up was easy, but more verification was needed to proceed with the sale.
I also agreed to the terms of service additionally.
Ah, of course, I didn’t read them. And I also registered my account and got verified.
Now that all preparations were done, it was time to sell the items.
I put the Skeleton Bone and magic stones up for private sale at an average price similar to others, and registered the sword for auction.
There was no need to delay the time, so I set the auction to open as soon as possible.
And as planned, as soon as I entered the starting price, a notification appeared that the auction had been posted.
Now, all that was left was to wait.
Since the night was deep, I planned to check the sales tomorrow.
I pulled the blanket up to my chin and closed my eyes.
Perhaps because I had struggled wandering around the dungeon today and was nervous, sleepiness poured over me immediately.
Just like that, I fell into a deep sleep.
In the middle of the deep night, while the owner was asleep, the phone blinked secretly.