By the time Gauss returned to Farlim, it was already late at night.
The biggest difference between a big city and a small place is the nightlife; Farlim was lively even after dark, full of bright lights and merriment everywhere.
Back in the city, Toga, who had just endured two days of gut‑wrenching fear, finally let out a long breath.
The group returned to the Adventurer's Guild and settled the commission.
"Then we'll leave this piece of mithril to you."
Gauss and the others received the reward for this commission.
He weighed it in his hand; it was roughly a bit over twenty pounds, about ten kilograms.
After Albena checked it and confirmed the quality of the mithril was fine, this commission was considered finished for both sides.
Don't underestimate those twenty‑odd pounds of mithril. According to Albena, it should be enough to forge three suits of armor for someone of Gauss's build, with some left over.
