Dybun couldn’t stop marveling about why he hadn’t thought of such a brilliant idea before, and Loyar also seemed to consider my suggestion a good idea. 0

I had only ridden the magical train once, but it hadn’t seemed like there were any security guards on board, at least at the moment. So, although complaints about the peddlers might pile up and measures might be taken in the future, it was still a long way off.0

And that wasn’t the end of my plan. 0

This group was essentially my only source of financial support. Therefore, they had to earn more money and become more successful than before, since it was almost impossible to expect support from Sarkegar and Eleris.0

Not only were Sarkegar and Eleris depending on Loyar’s crew, but now, so was I.0

“Just selling candy like we’ve done so far won’t be enough. We’re going to need something that can attract more attention.”0

“Something that attracts attention?”0

The magical trains were a space where numerous people gathered, overflowing with potential consumers. Naturally, a single candy wasn’t going to capture any valuable attention. It had to be a product that was targeted at many consumers.0

“Hmm… We don’t have the financial ability to start selling proper goods, right?”0

“Unfortunately, no…”0

Of course, it would have been great if we could offer high-quality items that everyone would be interested in, but if that were possible, we could have just started a business ourselves. 0

The best we could do was offer simple, affordable items that could easily attract consumer attention, rather than focus on quality and function.0

“Considering the current situation, I think something simple like toys...0