They opened the shop and the sales began.
Grains flew off the shelves.
With the crowd growing fast, Alice joined him at the counter to ease the burden on him.
Much to Isaac's surprise the crowd soon doubled.
Students had messaged their friends, and told them the shop was open, and within minutes, everyone came running.
"Sniff! Sniff! Finally, something tasty to eat."
"Mr. Shopkeeper, please, never close this shop."
"Fuck the cafeteria! I'm never going there back again."
"Food. Sniff. Good, tasty food."
Students tasted the grain and teared up in happiness.
The grains' effects refreshed them, allowing them to be in their top condition before they entered the ruin.
One girl walked up shyly. Her cheeks were red, and she held a small basket.
"How many grains do you need?" Isaac asked.
The girl held out the basket instead.
Inside was a flower and some neatly wrapped sandwiches.
"I made these for you this morning," she said, almost whispering.
