Invasion of alien beasts

After eating, there was nothing to do, and the orcs came out again, and the destination was of course the newly opened 'shops' by the river.They were all attracted by the food before, and did not go to a few other shops to have a look.

Next door to Ding Hao's restaurant is a pottery shop. There is a row of low cabinets in the spacious room, on which there are all kinds of exquisite pottery, which are colorful and very beautiful.Sitting in the store are Eddie and Walker, Ding Hao guessed right, the relationship between Eddie and Walker is really unusual, when I was in the Orcs, there were many people who followed Walker, but only Eddie was inseparable from Walker of.

The pottery kiln is inseparable from people, so Owen was guarding there, and Eddie came to set up the stall, but Eddie was too introverted and easily shy. Ding Hao was a little worried about opening a shop for the first time, so he asked Walker to help.Although Eddie repeatedly said that it's okay to be alone, Walker still followed.

"What's this?" an orc asked, holding up a pure white teapot.

"Ah... this, this is..." Eddie didn't expect the first customer to come to the door so soon, his face flushed nervously, and he stammered for a long time, but he couldn't remember the name of this thing.

"Teapot." A cold voice came, and Eddie knew who was talking without turning around.

"Yes, yes, this is a teapot." Eddie's face became redder.

"The teapot? What's it for?" The orc belonged to the Dragon Clan and was not familiar with Walker. His attention was completely focused on the teapot, and he didn't care about Walker's coldness and Eddie's nervousness.

"Ah...it's used to drink water soaked in leaves...uh, Haohao said it's called tea." Eddie racked his brains and finally answered stutteringly.

"Oh..." The orc put down the teapot. Although he thought the teapot was pretty and unique, it was used to boil leaves, so he had no interest.

When Eddie saw the orc put down the teapot, his mouth suddenly shrunk, and the light in his eyes dimmed.

Just when the orc turned around and was about to look at other things, there was a loud bang, which startled the orc. When he turned around, he saw the cold orc holding a small stove Come over, there is a teapot with the same shape as the white teapot just now, but with a darker color.

Walker took a colorful earthenware cup, poured some tea from the teapot, then handed it to the orc, and said in a commanding tone, "Try it."

Perhaps awed by Walker's astonishing aura, or attracted by the light-colored sweet aroma in the teacup, he raised the teacup and took a sip cautiously.

"It's delicious!" The orc's eyes lit up immediately, and the sweetness of fruit and the fresh aroma of grass and trees in his mouth gave him a refreshing feeling.

"Orange tea." Walker pointed to his cup, then took out a small bag containing some dried leaves, and pointed to the teapot, "Five leaves, fill with water, and boil."

The orc understood such concise words, and asked with bright eyes, "How much?"

Knowing that the orc was going to buy it, Walker stuffed the bag in Eddie's arms, turned around and sat back in his original position.

Eddie was stunned for a moment, but soon came back to his senses, and replied with a smile, "Buy a teapot and get a bag of tea for free, it only costs one yuan."

The orc readily gave him a coin made of dragonstone, and happily went home with the teapot and tea leaves. The drink he can make at home is much cheaper than buying fruit juice.

This can be regarded as Eddie's first pot of gold. Eddie looked at the small stone in his hand, his eyes sparkled, and he looked so cute, and Walker's stone face seemed to soften a little.

"Can you give me a taste of that tea just now?" Several people noticed that the orc left happily just now, so they came over curiously and asked.

"Yes!" Eddie quickly poured a cup of orange tea and handed it over.

"It's delicious! What's it made of?" The reaction of these people was exactly the same as that of the orc just now.

"It is made of this kind of leaves. Put five pieces into the teapot, fill it with water, and boil it to drink." Eddie raised the small bag containing the tea leaves and the empty teapots piled up beside him, "buy It only costs one yuan to deliver tea from a teapot."

Without any suspense, the sales of teapots and tea leaves in Eddie's shop were also booming, and the orcs who liked to try something new flocked to it. After the teapots and tea leaves were sold out, the shop closed early.

When Ding Hao heard the good news, he hurried to congratulate him, "Not bad, good job, keep going tomorrow."

"Thank you." Eddie quickly thanked.

"Thank me for what? I didn't sell it." Ding Hao quickly waved his hand.

"But you came up with the idea of ​​selling teapots and tea together..." Eddie pouted.

"Then the person you want to thank is not me." Ding Hao winked at Walker, "Is there someone else who really figured out a way to sell things?"

Eddie looked back at Walker in a daze, as if it was really Walker's idea to make tea for everyone to try...and it was thanks to him that he sold the first teapot just now...

"Thank you..." Eddie lowered his head and whispered, a touch of red quickly climbed up his fair neck, and soon even the roots of his ears were red.