All Chapters of THE VIRGIN MERCHANT: Buying Modern Warfare In Another World: Chapter 41
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Chapter 41
The moment the caffeine hit his medieval, unrefined system, it wasn't just a physical reaction, it was a spiritual breakthrough. Jeon’s eyes rolled back into his head, and then snapped open with a force that made me jump. Right there and then, his pupils began to shimmer with a magical, neon-blue light so bright it actually hurt my eyes. His muscles rippled and groaned under his skin, and he began to vibrate with such intensity that the sand beneath his boots started to liquify."I... I CAN HEAR THE SUN!" Jeon roared, his voice vibrating with a frequency that made the tea cups rattle.Everyone gasped, stumbling back in terror and awe. They weren't looking at a man anymore; they were looking at a human lightning bolt fueled by 21st-century chemicals.The desert floor didn't just vibrate; it began to hum. Jeon was standing there, his massive frame flickering like a television with bad reception. The blue light pouring from his eyes was so intense it was casting a silhouette of his skele
Chapter 42
And me? I just finished watching my face, I’ve used my soap and brushed my teeth, already dreaming of a shower but we were in the desert land, no shower for me just yet, so I ended up buying a deodorant because I’m no savage.I stood behind a rock, applying deodorant with the focus of a man preserving civilization. Priorities. Absolute priorities. I don't want to smell like a rotting corpse.Herbert walked past and paused. “…What is that scent?”“Cleanliness.”He nodded solemnly. “Powerful magic.”A few minutes later, I noticed how the morning had already been a cardiovascular nightmare, and honestly, I was starting to think this world didn't have a "volume" knob, everything was just set to eleven. No calm. No gradual escalation. Just immediate chaos. I watched, still clutching my chest, as a swarm of dwarves emerged from the main mining tunnels.And when I say swarm, I mean swarm. Dozens of them poured out of the tunnel entrance like angry, hairy toddlers with violent career ambition
Chapter 43
QUEEN SELENE POVI have sat upon the throne of Athens for ten years, navigating the treacherous waters of courtly intrigue and bloody rebellions with a heart made of cold flint. I am a Queen because I am faster, sharper, and more ruthless than any who seek to unseat me. My kingdom thrives because I do not believe in miracles; I believe in steel and strategy. But in less than three days at the side of this "Twig of Saint," my entire worldview has been reduced to ash and replaced with a burning, suffocating sense of inadequacy.I am an apex predator, yet I find myself following a boy who looks like a stiff breeze would snap his spine.This morning, I witnessed the impossible. Again. Arthur reached into the very fabric of the void, into the "oxygen," as his High Elf maid claims, and pulled out a gleaming, silver-and-black vessel. He consume
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At Arthur’s command, Elsa and Barnaby opened the rear of that strange, boxy carriage. Herbert stepped forward, carrying three rectangular boxes made of a substance I could not name. It wasn't steel, for it did not ring when tapped; it wasn't wood, for it lacked grain; it was a smooth, matte material, what the boy called "plastic" that felt like hardened leather but looked as clean as a polished gemstone.Arthur opened the first box with a casual flick of his wrist. Inside lay a set of "Multi-Tools."The chamber went silent. Not even the distant hammers of the forge dared to break the stillness. Chief Eto leaned so far forward I thought he might tumble from his throne. His eyes, normally narrowed in suspicion, widened until they were as large as saucers.The dwarves gasped in unison. These were masters of the forge, men who had spent centuries perfecting the art of the hammer and the tong, and yet they looked at these tools as if they were seeing God. Arthur held up a device that gleam
Chapter 45
ARTHUR POVAfter the feast, I was standing in the center of what Chief Eto called the "Obsidian Suite," but as far as I was concerned, I was standing in a glorified toaster oven. The walls were made of thick, heat-retaining volcanic stone that had been absorbing the ambient radiation of the nearby forges for centuries. It wasn't just warm; it was oppressive. The air felt like a thick, dry blanket that had been soaked in lava and draped over my head.Elsa was trying to maintain her elven dignity, but she was failing. She was fanning herself frantically with a piece of parchment, her high-collared dress looking like a torture device. Elene and Milla weren't faring any better; their "slave" rags were sticking to their skin with sweat, and I could see Milla’s temper rising along with the temperature. When the dwarf attendants brought us our "refreshments"—boiling hot herbal tea, dense rye bread with melting butter, and hard cookies, I almost cried. Okay, given that we had a wonderful lun
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One by one, the assistants hit the floor, unconscious."OH, COME ON!" I threw my hands up in the air, my sass levels reaching critical mass. "What on earth is wrong with you people? It’s just cold air! It’s not a death spell! Stop fainting on my floor, I'm running out of space to walk!"Eto didn't faint, but he stood frozen (literally and figuratively), staring up at the white plastic AC unit on the wall. The louvers were humming, blowing a steady stream of arctic wind directly into his face."Arthur..." the Chief whispered, his voice trembling with a mixture of terror and religious ecstasy. "This... this is a Heaven Relic. It is the Breath of the Frost Giant. But there is no mana! My beard-rings aren't vibrating! How can there be a blizzard without a single drop of mana residue in the deserted land?""It’s an AC, Chief. Air Conditioning, please don't faint," I sighed, leaning against the doorframe. "It’s a machine. It uses the sun’s power to move heat from point A to point B. It’s sc
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As Herbert left to get the gear, I turned back to my "office" table, opening the system menu on my phone. 7148 VP was a lot, but this trip was getting dangerous. I needed to know if my "slaves" were actually who they said they were.As I drank my cold tea, barely drifting off into that sweet, climate-controlled bliss when a frantic pounding erupted at the door. I groaned, dragging myself upright as the door creaked open to reveal a dwarf who looked like he’d been dragged through a rock crusher.This was Guro, the chief healer. His face was etched with exhaustion, his leather apron stained with soot and something dark that was definitely blood. "Master Arthur," he wheezed, his voice cracking. "The North Mines... a support beam buckled. It’s a catastrophe. Dozens of workers are trapped or crushed
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When Elsa finally swept out of the room, I stood tall, the mask of the slave slipping for a brief second to reveal the calculating sovereign beneath. I smirked. So, the Saint has a flaw. The man who can command the sun to freeze a room and pull life-saving nectar from the void is undone by a woman’s touch?It was almost poetic. But as I looked at the "Divine Solar Panels" through the window, those gleaming sheets of dark glass that drank the sun’s fire without a single rune or drop of mana, the smirk faded into a grim, cold wonder. I felt it in my very marrow; Arthur wasn't lying. He wasn't using the clumsy, draining magic of our world. He was using a knowledge that made our highest sorcery look like children playing with mud.He didn't need mana because he owned the world itself. He owned that knowledge.
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Chapter 49
“Master, are you sure?” It was Elene, she looked at me like I just growned horn.I realized then that if one drop of the black stuff turned Jeon into a mana-frenzied wreck, a whole can might actually launch these people into orbit."Fine, fine," I sighed, rolling my eyes so hard I nearly saw my own brain. "I’ll buy one more. But you guys are sharing. This is the premium stuff, Espresso with Milk and Sugar. The 'Brown Gold.'" I smirked as I tapped the screen. 5 VP. A sleek, brown-and-gold can appeared.You would have thought I’d just summoned a newborn god. They swarmed. I actually had to put my hand out to keep Milla from tackling me."Back off, vultures!" I snapped. "Elsa, get the cups. Herb
Chapter 50
ARTHUR POVI sat on my newly designated "office" desk, tapping my fingers against the cool stone as I waited for the coffee-induced coma to wear off. Honestly, I’ve seen toddlers handle a sugar rush better than these world-class warriors handle a latte. Since they were all busy vibrating on the floor, I decided it was high time for some basic hygiene.The suite had a side room with a massive iron drum of water. No heated floors, no bidet, no gold-plated showerhead, just a drum and a bucket. Primitive, but it did the job. I scrubbed away the road dust and the lingering scent of "stress and survival," then pulled up the System shop. I was tired of looking like a medieval peasant's laundry pile.I scrolled through the [Apparel] tab and picke