"Then what did you want the assessment for?"
"Documentation," Lin Yi said. "A registered assessment from a certified desk gives me verified grade records. I'll take those records to the bulk exchange floor."
The assessor printed the grade documentation. Lin Yi paid the assessment fee, which was not small, and which he paid from the copper coins he had carried into the city from previous sales without accessing what was in the storage space at all. He took the documentation and walked to the bulk exchange floor.
The bulk exchange floor was the section of the hunter market where large-volume transactions happened, where guild procurement teams and academy supply departments and independent large traders operated. Counters along both sides of a wide hall, each one displaying the current purchase rates for registered grades of wilderness materials. The rates were posted publicly, but they were also negotiable for volumes above a threshold that most individual hunters never reached.
