Chapter 59: Furniture Store

In the end, Yun Mu still did not hand over the painting draft.

After all, she did not have anything she urgently needed to exchange for with contribution points for the time being.

Besides, six years, huh.

If she could really live until that time... forget it, better not go around setting flags.

Shaking her head, Yun Mu stopped thinking about these things; she arrived in front of the third-floor classroom of the Painter Association, and Waseke, dressed in formal attire, was already standing there waiting for her.

"The children are handed over to you."

Seeing her arrival, Waseke spoke up.

"Mm, leave it to me."

Yun Mu smiled at him, then walked straight into the classroom.

"Hmph."

Watching the Young Girl walk past him, Waseke recalled her performance in the classroom yesterday, smiled with satisfaction, and then left the place feeling reassured.

"Mm, very good."

Inside the classroom, Yun Mu looked at the silent, soundless class with great satisfaction and said.

Compared to the chaotic scene when she first arrived yesterday, it had only taken her one lesson to make these little brats understand what respect was.

I really am a genius teacher!

But what is the meaning of them all lowering their heads?

Not listening properly in class, off daydreaming, are we!

Especially that girl who looks very much like Tina, her head is almost reaching under the desk, how unreasonable!

"Clap, clap."

She clapped her palms, drawing the children's attention over.

"Everyone, when in class, your attention should be focused on me, okay~"

Hearing her voice, several girls raised their heads; they looked at Yun Mu on the podium, feeling that the new teacher did not seem so scary after all.

However, the next second, looking at those boys who had barely moved, Yun Mu slammed the desk, and the aura of a Transcendental burst forth instantly.

"Did you not hear me tell you to raise your heads!?"

Waaah, the new teacher is still so scary after all! o(╥﹏╥)o

"No crying!"

One hour later, Yun Mu left the Painter Association.

"Mm-hm~" She stretched lazily.

"Teaching a group of brats is so tiring," she thought with some mental exhaustion.

Although she could not feel fatigue in her body, mentally, even though they were forced by her might to obey her, the execution ability of these brats regarding her instructions still left her feeling physically and mentally drained.

She really admired Mr. Waseke, who taught these children how to paint from scratch; she did not know how he managed to make them obediently listen without any Supernatural power.

It was fortunate that she only had to lecture for one hour every day, otherwise she would definitely grow old before her time!

Yun Mu thought with some resentment.

She did not rush back to the cafe, but instead walked toward a furniture store she had often passed by in her memory recently.

Aside from a floor mat, her room had only had tools for Painting for some time now.

Initially, because she did not want to explain the source of her money, she had not purchased furniture.

Now that Lita already knew she was a Transcendental, she naturally did not need to explain the source of the money.

Just in time, while she had nothing to do, she would go buy some furniture.

She wondered if the furniture in this world was expensive.

Touching the bank card stored in the inner lining of her coat, which held a full four hundred and fifty Gold Frost Coins, Yun Mu walked into the furniture store with full confidence.

"Is there anything the guest would like to buy?"

As soon as she walked into the furniture store, a middle-aged man wearing a white shirt and a black-gray vest noticed her and asked.

The shop was filled with a faint scent of wood products and wax; Yun Mu thought for a moment and said to the other party: "I need a bed, a wardrobe, a desk, two chairs, oh right, and a clock."

"May I ask where you intend to place them, and what is the specific space like?" The middle-aged man stroked his chin and asked.

"A room of about thirty-five square meters, the overall shape is square, and on one wall there is a horizontally lying rectangular window of about 3 by 2."

Pausing, Yun Mu added: "The direction opposite the window is the door, the height of the door should be about three point five meters, and the width one point five meters."

"Then would you like to have them custom-made or buy ready-made ones?" The other party continued to ask.

"Ready-made," Yun Mu replied.

"I understand, please come with me."

The other party led Yun Mu into the depths of the shop, first taking her to the area where beds were placed.

"May I ask what your budget is?" While walking, the other party asked again.

"Within 200 Gold Frost Coins?" Yun Mu followed behind him, answering with some uncertainty.

Hearing her answer, the middle-aged man walking in front raised his eyebrows.

A big customer.

He thought.

"In that case, I recommend you buy this bed."

The middle-aged man pointed to a meticulously designed wooden double bed and said.

This bed had an elegant appearance, featuring carved details and exquisite decorative patterns, showcasing a rich classical style.

A gorgeous velvet mattress was placed on the headboard, giving a feeling of comfort and luxury.

"Not bad, how much is this?" Yun Mu said, feeling somewhat tempted.

"Fifty-five Gold Frost Coins."

"Then I'll take this one," she said without hesitation.

A good bed is closely related to the quality of her sleep; when it comes to treating herself well, Yun Mu is never stingy.

Of course, it hurts to spend the money, but isn't money earned to be spent?

"Alrighty!" After Yun Mu decided to buy this bed, a smile could not help but appear on the middle-aged man's face as he spoke.

"Please come with me," he said, his attitude becoming increasingly friendly.

He brought Yun Mu to the wardrobe section and showed her all kinds of wardrobes, from practical, minimalist styles to ornate oak wardrobes, having everything one could wish for.

In the end, Yun Mu chose a square oak wardrobe that looked very sturdy and had a huge capacity, costing eighty Gold Frost Coins.

Here is a bit of trivia: because wardrobes and beds are fundamentally different in terms of material selection and craftsmanship, most wardrobes are much more expensive than beds.

As for the desk and the matching chair, she mainly prioritized comfort, as she would need to use them later when drawing Comics.

After obtaining the middle-aged man's consent, Yun Mu sat on the chair herself and rested her hands on the tabletop to test it out, ultimately choosing a desk and chair set for a total of thirty-five Gold Frost Coins.

Among them, the desk was twenty-five Gold Frost, and the chair was ten Gold Frost; both were made of wood.

There was also a chair that Yun Mu needed for drawing on her Painting Board, which she secured for eight Gold Frost Coins.

The final item, the clock, was surprisingly the cheapest.

In the Frost Kingdom, where steam and gears are extremely advanced, the kind of clock that hangs on the wall to record time is not very complex in its craftsmanship at all.

Of course, excluding those that are clearly luxury items at a glance.

After carefully selecting one, Yun Mu chose a Brass Clock with a frame made of Heavy brass and a large, clear clock face.

It was worth five Gold Frost.

With that, the furniture for her room was finally purchased, costing her a total of one hundred and eighty-three Gold Frost Coins!

PS: Don't think that Miss Yun is being extravagant with her spending~

Buying furniture is not just for comfort; it is also a vision of wanting to live a long life.

Besides, only with furniture can it feel more like a home, right?

(End of chapter)