Panicking, Ren focused his thoughts, willing the small box to appear.
Thud.
The coin-filled box reappeared. Letting out a relieved breath, he quickly counted the copper and silver coins.
After confirming the numbers matched perfectly, he suddenly realized something.
“…Wait. If I store things in this box… it won’t be heavy to carry, right?”
The leather pouch had been filled with coins and was quite heavy. If he could keep them inside the box and take them out when needed, he wouldn’t have to carry them around anymore.
“Hold on… does it only work for money?”
He tried placing a feather pen on top of the box. But the pen didn’t enter—it simply stayed resting on top.
“Maybe it won’t work… or maybe it’s because it’s sticking out…”
The feather pen was longer than one side of the box, so it extended beyond its edge. Thinking that might be the problem, he manifested a box large enough to fit it and tried again.
Plop.
The feather pen dropped inside.
“Yes!”
It seemed that anything small enough to fit inside the box could be stored within it. After several more attempts, he gradually got used to it, learning to control whether an object remained on top of the box or was placed inside it.
“This is amazing… I could carry anything with this.”
Ren’s eyes shifted to the bow leaning beside the closet.
When he had encountered a horn rabbit near the forest, he hadn’t even had time to draw his knife. If he was going to collect herbs and risk encountering monsters, he needed a proper weapon.
“If I can store it in the box… I could carry a bow too…”
He tried to imagine a cube large enough for the bow.
A faint sensation of exhaustion passed through him, like something slipping away, and the large cube failed to manifest.
“Hmm… so that doesn’t work. Maybe I can make a long box instead?”
When he pictured a rectangular box shaped perfectly for the bow, a thin glowing container appeared.
He realized he could store the bow and quiver separately in different rectangular boxes.
“This is incredible!”
Excited, he tried storing everything in his room into boxes, but eventually he could no longer create new ones. It made sense—he had gradually increased the number of boxes he could manifest over time, so there was likely a limit.
But one concern remained.
“Can I still summon the money box?”
When he reached his limit for creating new boxes, he worried whether the already-existing box containing coins would still be accessible.
That would be a serious problem if he couldn’t retrieve money when needed.
He focused again, and the coin-filled box appeared without issue, the familiar jingling sound coming from within. Relieved, he returned a few coins to his leather pouch.
Then he realized something else—using the box in the guild dining hall might attract attention.
“I should only store savings in the box…”
Deciding this, he kept a few large copper coins and smaller copper coins in his leather pouch for daily use, and stored the rest safely inside the small box.
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