Markets and Multiverses (A Serial Transmigration LitRPG)

Chapter 151: Souls and Achievements

“I feel quite woozy,” said Felix, as he clawed his way back to a standing position. He winced as he stood up, and nearly collapsed for a moment, before he managed to support himself against the wall. Then, he paused for a moment, and looked at the air in front of him, before he nodded. “I don’t have a notification that I died, so at least we didn’t lose a life.” Then, he frowned, and a flicker of fear passed through his face as he turned towards Sallia and I. “Neither of you died, right?”

“Nope,” I said. “Just missing my legs. I’ll have to grow them back later. But no deaths.”

“That’s good to hear,” said Felix, heaving a sigh of relief. A few moments later, Anise groaned, before she also started to open her eyes. 

“My face and chest hurt,” she said as she grimaced. She looked at Felix, and then glanced at Sallia and I. “Is everyone ok?”

“We’re fine,” I said. Then, I glanced at my two missing legs. “Well, at the very least, we can recover pretty easily.”

Anise nodded as she wobbled to her feet. “Good enough. What happened? I feel very woozy.”

“Sleeping poison of some sort. It’ll wear off soon enough,” Sallia said.

Anise nodded again, as Felix actually chuckled.

“Well… at least we won. And the Achievement rewards aren’t bad at all,” said Felix. “What about the shop itself? Anything good inside?”

“We were just getting through that,” said Sallia. “We found a book that details what’s required to get stuff into Heroic grade. It also has a fair amount of other miscellaneous information.” 

“Oh? We finally have a good idea what heroic grade looks like?” said Felix.

“Well… not yet. We haven’t gotten to that question. But we now know exactly what extreme affinities do, and how to raise them,” I said, before Sallia and I quickly outlined what we had learned so far from the book. 

After that, Felix looked at the floating book in my hand, and then looked at the rest of the shop with stars in his eyes.

“I’ll go look for good items. I’m really interested in seeing what better Market items look like. How about you two question the book some more, and we exchange information after I pull together a pile of items we might want to equip?”

I thought about it for a moment. “Sounds good to me. I’m not particularly mobile right now, so I’d appreciate it if you bring the items to me,” I said, gesturing towards my missing legs. Then, I turned towards Anise. “Do you want to question the book with us, or