After finishing lunch, the students were being taught how to skin Silver Wolves.
The adventurers teaching them were, contrary to their appearance, instructing carefully and gently.
This may not be an official adventurer rule, but it might be based on the unspoken rule of guiding fledgling adventurers.
Thanks to that, the students were happily holding the furs they had skinned themselves.
Feeling that it would be a pity to buy them when they were so delighted, I taught them that while the introduction destination remained the same, they could have the furs processed at Flower Garden.
Even when I told them that it would become custom-made and therefore expensive, the students did not try to let go of the furs.
Even though they had borrowed the power of the adventurers, it was the first reward they had hunted with their own strength.
The feeling of not wanting to let go of it was understood by both me and the adventurers, so no one said anything.
