Fee
Fee noun - The amount of money that is demanded as payment for something.
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Else, there's probably a toll-keeper who requests a small fee before you can take a peek at its vast repository.
Source: Gate of Truth -
In The Black Spider-Knight Leopold XVII, to take a chance at slaying a dragonnote actually an enormous sentient truck the eponymous knight needs to go through an automatic toll booth first, and the fee is a pocket of gold coins.
Source: Coin-on-a-String Trick - Conscience Makes You Go Back: After Mosca and Clent pay the fee to leave Toll with their reward for rescuing Beamabeth, their immediate reaction is to say good riddance and throw rocks at the town's walls in celebration.
Source: Literature / Fly By Night Series
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