Next day.
　Today, I took a complete break from giving abilities in Nifonium and came to Tellurium.

　The purpose was to test the performance of the magic cart.
　How much will it pack with a full load and how much will it cost?
　That's the test.

　First of all, the basement floor, the monster is slime and the drop is sprouts.
　The slime is weak, so save your bullets and take it down.

　...... but.
　The efficiency was decidedly inefficient.
　Meet them, get close and take them down.
　It was inefficient to take them down in close combat because of the effort it took to get close and the fact that the other side also moved around a bit on the way to get close.

　Split up and take them down with immediate fire when you meet them.
　Defeat the slime and put the sprouts in the magic cart.
　I repeated that endlessly, and eventually, I got an alert that the cart was full to capacity.

　That happened, so I tried to use the custom function that Orton had put on it.
　We entered the purchase price of the sprouts and the total amount came up.
　41789 piro, that's over 40,000!

　This surprised me.
　It used to be roughly 20,000 per round trip, and suddenly it's double!
　It was too awesome and exciting.

　Moyashi turned a fraction of the 1,789 piro into a haggle of bullets and brought the others to Elsa.

'Forty thousand exactly!　Why!

　Elsa was messed up and surprised me.
　When I explained that it was a function of the cart, Elsa was impressed, and another adventurer who was listening beside me wanted one too, so I told her about Mr. Orton's shop.

　After earning 40,000 in bean sprouts, I now came to the second basement floor of the tellurium.
　I aimed to drop carrots on the ground floor against the sleeping slime.
　The first thing I did was to set the unit price of the carrots.

　Meet the sleeping slime and defeat it in one shot.
　Put the carrot in the magic cart.
　34 piro.

　Then we meet more slimes, defeat them in one shot, and put the dropped carrots into the cart.
　It went from 34 to 63 piro.

　Next, I beat it and got a rather large carrot, and it went up to 101 pillos.

　I didn't calculate it all together when I did the sprouts, I entered it first and built it up a little at a time.
　It was exciting to see the numbers, the income, go up a little by little.

　Soon, the magic cart was full again.
　The amount was 38814 piro--a little less than the sprouts, but still about double what it was before!

　Turn a fraction of 814 piro into bullets and earn 38,000 piro.

　Next up, on the third basement floor, it's pumpkins in the cocrosse lime.
　Set the unit price first, just like with the carrots.

　Kill the cocrosstime, and poof, a pumpkin as big as popcorn is dropped.
　Put it in the magic cart, 10016 piro.
　That's over ten thousand for one!

　I'm putting them in one at a time and the range of uptake is amazing, though I was excited in a different way than I was earlier .......
　The magic cart couldn't hold up to four, and there was a blurring range, so four of them were 39608--just short of 40,000.

　The bullets I used were four, so I didn't refill the bullets.

　The sprouts are excellent.
　It is different from the squash and the carrots, and it is a lot of bean sprouts.
　Probably the most incompatible is a pumpkin.
　The smallest of the four is in the 8,000-pillo range, and because it's big, we don't need five.
　At worst, it could be around 35,000 piro per round trip. Still, though, it's vastly more efficient than before.

　After redeeming the full amount of those pumpkins, we finally came to the fourth underground floor of Tellurium.

　The monster is a bat slime and the drop is a bamboo shoot.
　The unit price setting - I was a bit confused about which one to choose.

　It's the last money earned today, so let's go for a good economy.
　With that in mind, I set the unit price for Lyota Bamboo Shoots.

　I'm going to put in some branded bamboo shoots that shoot up the bat slime.
　...... I tried not to look at it because I was in the middle of it, I decided to summarize how much it would be at the end.

　Beat it, put in bamboo shoots.
　Take them down and put them in while looking away from the numbers as best you can.

　I mindlessly knocked them down and put in bamboo shoots, one after another.
　Then an alert sounded that the load was full.

　It was full, now the amount!

　I was so nervous, so nervous - for some reason, I looked at the numbers with one eye closed and fearful.

　It was 211740.

　Huh?
　Let's see, one, ten, one hundred, one thousand, ten thousand .......
　Let's see, one is two of these in a row, not a blur that you can see, right?

　I mean, let's see, ...... six digits?
　--Six figures!　200,000 piro!

　Did you get 200,000 pirouette for a bamboo shoot?
　The bamboo shoots here are branded and expensive thanks to Eric, but 200,000?

　You mean ten times as much as usual?
　It's double the efficiency, so that means you can go 100,000 piro without a magic cart.

　Amazing .......
　The magic cart is amazing and the Lyota bamboo shoots are amazing.

　I was in a dungeon for a day and experienced both of those things.
　I was extremely excited, and it was a day of high spirits.

　And then.
　40,000 and 40,000 and 40,000 and 200,000 for ...... about 320,000?

　I got off on time, but I realized that I had made more money in a day than I used to make in the past, when I was working late every day and getting paid for overtime.
　I was even more excited to find out that I was earning money in a day.