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... and cleaned the clay cup. The main ingredient was in his pocket, but the next was the cotton, wool, or hay.

Obviously he chose the hay, since his father is a farmer. But the problem was, right now it’s not the harvesting season.

"Wool and cotton... I’d at least need six copper coins to purchase a good amount, from a merchant and I dont have any money on me" he whispered to himself.

He placed the cup in the kitchen and closed the door.

While he was walking to his r ...

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