The Royal Military Academy's Impostor Owns a Dungeon [BL] novel Chapter 1060

Chapter 1060: The Shopping Cart

Ideally, when given the choice, one should prioritize survival.

But had that been the case, then it would’ve been best if D-29 hadn’t shown its Host the shopping cart.

Yes.

The shopping cart.

As in the virtual projection of a shopping basket that almost sent the money-grubber to the afterlife.

Luca froze completely.

Then, slowly, he began to crack.

Like a statue about to shatter, his expression stiffened in utter disbelief. It must have been so serious that the people around him grew concerned as he stared without moving at the list they couldn’t yet see.

But maybe it was a reasonable reaction for a total that ended up being well over a million CP. Like well OVER.

That alone was enough to make anyone pause.

Now, it would have been understandable if the list were long.

But it wasn’t.

D-29 barely had to scroll.

It just so happened that each item simply cost a fortune, and just looking at it made his mind spin.

How many chicken coops could he build with that amount?

Actually, how many pigs and revive pills would they be able to buy with this?!

The numbers kept looping in his head.

But at the same time, the list was extremely interesting and frankly tempting.

His golden eyes remained wide, fixed on the projection as if he had been hypnotized.

Seeing this, Duchess Amelia stepped forward with concern.

"Son, what’s wrong?" she asked gently. "If there’s nothing available, or if it costs too much, then don’t buy it. Even without those, we’d be able to manage."

At that, the little money-grubber suddenly snapped out of this CP-induced trance.

His mitten-covered hand, which had somehow ended up in his husband’s grasp without him noticing, twitched slightly.

Right.

This was definitely not the time to hesitate.

Yes, the numbers were terrifying.

But shouldn’t he be glad that there were actually tools and materials?

Luca took a deep breath.

"It’s alright, Mom," he said. "I was just surprised there were actually things we could buy."

It would’ve been far worse if their search had ended up with nothing.

Yes, clearly, that would’ve been worse, as looking for such things would actually be more difficult and would likely cost more.

"Are you sure?" the Duchess asked, still worried. "There are other ways. If it’s too expensive, we can earn more CP first."

She spoke softly, trying to reassure him.

But just as she did, D-29 chimed in.

"Host! The current list is based on the search for Her Grace and Theo Belgrave, using the materials they interacted with earlier. I have not yet conducted a search for the others."

"!!!"

Luca’s eyes widened.

Of course.

There may be items for everyone else, too.

How had he forgotten?

The money-grubber swallowed hard, already feeling his invisible and relatively pitiful wallet shrink.

But he steadied himself.

"Okay, p-please search again later," he said. "But for now, let everyone see this list. The Elders should check it as well."

With just himself and D-29, they could not be sure if they were choosing the right things, as they weren’t even familiar with the items on the list.

So this needed proper approval to avoid wasting resources. Therefore, Luca shared what he was seeing with everyone.

But to their surprise, Elder Wei, in particular, let out a hearty chuckle.

"OHOHOHO! This is good for starters."

He looked genuinely pleased, hands resting on his waist.

"Not all the types just yet, but definitely enough to get proper practice in," he added.

This time, the other Elders nodded along.

Elder Shen even chimed in, "I see they sell Creation Guides. I wonder how different they are from what we already know."

Only then did the others finally look at the list.

Up until that point, they had been too focused on the Elders’ reactions. Most of them were not even sure they would understand half the items anyway.

But when they looked, one thing became very clear.

The price.

Gasps erupted almost immediately.

One from a price-sensitive blonde.

Another from a certain budding pharmacist who realized that most of the items were centered around his affinity.

Creation Guides.

Nine of them.

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