"I didn't have breakfast either!" The man sighed, his fingers feeling the few old copper coins left in his money pouch.
The problem was, he hadn't noticed a place in Brunas where a few copper coins could buy him a meal. Along the way, entering those incredibly grand restaurants seemed an unattainable dream, perhaps he couldn't even touch the doorway?
There were some street vendors selling snacks, but even this street food wasn't cheap. There was something called a hamburger, stuffed with meat and lettuce, doused in sauce, looking immensely delicious, yet priced scarily high.
Truth be told, these street-side hamburgers were actually quite affordable. They were, after all, targeting the working middle and lower classes of Brunas.
However, two or three silver coins for a hamburger was undoubtedly not considered cheap by those who had just arrived in Brunas, as poor as they were.
