C36 Mysterious Visitor
C36 Mysterious Visitor
"The cheapest is ten." Without waiting for the other party to finish speaking, Chu Yan said.
He didn't have many Spirit Money now, so after buying the Inscription Pen and the inscription paper, he still had to buy the materials to inscribe the inscription patterns.
The shopkeeper seemed to have expected Chu Yan's reaction, and took out a stack of paper that was yellow but tough: "The cheapest is a first grade Inscription Paper, one for ten Spirit Money, and one for ten of them is one hundred Spirit Money."
The price was within Chu Yan's expectations, so he was not too surprised. He handed over the Spirit Money, took the ten Inscription Papers and examined them.
This grade of Inscription Paper was squared to the size of two palms, and when Chu Yan caressed the paper with his hands, he could feel a miraculous power that was like a stream of air sweeping across the Inscription Paper.
"Young master, you still need the Thunder Inscription Mark, it's a bit expensive. May I ask, what kind of sharp weapon does young master want the Thunder Inscription Mark to be carved on?" The manager asked.
Chu Yan thought for a while, then said: "It's a spear with a fourth grade sharp weapon, but I did not bring it over."
"Once activated, the Thunder Inscription Mark can release a bit of thunder and lightning to paralyze the enemy for a moment, making them unable to move. The most suitable weapons for drawing are swords or sabers. If it's a long spear, the effect may not be that good." The shopkeeper thought for a moment and said, "Since the Thunder Inscription Mark are additional attribute inscription patterns, the price will be slightly more expensive than the increase in the weapon's own attribute inscription patterns. One of them is for the 500 Spirit Money."
Even though Chu Yan was already prepared, he still couldn't help but take in a breath of cold air when he heard the price.
This price was even more expensive than the Inscription Pen he had just bought!
However, his original goal was not to buy the Thunder Inscription Mark, but to find out the price.
Now that he knew, his goal had been achieved. After waving his hand to indicate that he did not need it, Chu Yan left the Wan Hai Chamber of Commerce with the Inscription Pen he bought and the Inscription Paper.
When Chu Yan was far away, the shopkeeper snorted and revealed a disdainful expression, "You don't have the money to learn any inscriptions, and you're even thinking of making a lot of money by relying on inscriptions. By then, I'm afraid you won't even make it in time!"
After walking out of the Wan Hai Chamber of Commerce, Chu Yan headed towards another shop.
In the Evergreen Town, only the Wan Hai Chamber of Commerce had an inscription master. However, it wasn't just the Wan Hai Chamber of Commerce that sold inscription materials.
After all, the materials needed to inscribe low grade inscriptions weren't that rare. There were even some that were common items.
Every time Chu Yan entered a shop, he would buy a few items. After that, he would shop around and buy a few items the next time he entered.
Roughly half an hour later, several more bulging paper bags appeared in Chu Yan's hands, and what was inside were all the materials needed to inscribe the inscription.
Although these paper bundles looked light, they had cost Chu Yan the remaining three hundred Spirit Money.
At this moment, Chu Yan was once again without any money.
However, there was no expression of loss on Chu Yan's face. Within his eyes, there was excitement and anticipation.
He had asked the shopkeeper of the Wan Hai Chamber of Commerce how many Spirit Money there were. He did not just casually ask, he had a goal.
Through the inheritance of memories in the Return to the Ruins Tower, Chu Yan had already mastered three kinds of inscription patterns, one of which was the Thunder Inscription Mark, the other two were the transformational inscriptions that could change the user's appearance, and the other was the Heavy Equipment Inscription Pattern that could increase the weight of sharp weapons.
At this time, Chu Yan was thinking quickly: I just bought the materials to inscribe Thunder Inscription Mark, I spent a total of one hundred and twenty Spirit Money s, adding the cost of the inscription pattern paper, I only have one hundred and thirty Spirit Money s, but a finished product of a Thunder Inscription Mark s, costs five hundred Spirit Money s, and with a flip of my hand, I can earn a total of three hundred and seventy Spirit Money s, and almost three times the profit!
Thinking about this, Chu Yan became more and more impatient, he wished that he could immediately return to the Lin Family Mansion and begin drawing inscriptions.
As he was walking back, Chu Yan suddenly heard a burst of loud noise coming from the distant streets. Lifting his head to look, he realized that the noise was coming from the direction of the Wan Hai Chamber of Commerce.
At this moment, a beautiful carriage stopped in front of the Wan Hai Chamber of Commerce's gate.
At this moment, there were quite a few people surrounding them. They were shouting and talking, but it was unknown what they were talking about.
With just a glance, Chu Yan's gaze was immediately attracted by the six snow-white horses that were in charge of pulling the carriage.
These six large horses were all white like snow, without a single strand of mixed hair. When the sun shined on them, they let out a bright light that made people unable to look directly at them, and what was most attractive was that these six white horses all had a red horn the size of a palm on their foreheads. This horn made these six white horses look even more noble and magnificent.
"Scarlet Horned Horse!" Chu Yan was slightly shocked.
He had seen this Scarlet Horn Horse before, there was one in the Southern Yuan Kingdom.
But exactly because Chu Yan had seen it before, he knew how precious it was and how difficult it was to tame.
It had to be known that the Southern Yuan Kingdom could only raise one using all the power of the royal family. It was only when the ancestors of the royal family were being sacrificed, and it was the only time the royal family could rely on them.
And now, the carriage in front of the Wan Hai Chamber of Commerce was actually pulled by six Scarlet Horn Horses. In that moment, Chu Yan was curious, just who was in the carriage?
After the carriage came to a stop, someone quickly got off.
However, because there were too many people surrounding the Scarlet Horn Horse, and because Chu Yan was standing very far away, there were a lot of people moving in front of him. He only saw a white, slim figure flash and enter Wan Hai Chamber of Commerce's shop, but did not see anything else.
He only knew that she seemed to be a woman. As for her age and appearance, he wasn't too sure.
"Forget it, who is this person and what does he have to do with me? This world is very big, as long as I have my future Advancing to the Pulse Condensation Period, or an even higher realm, it won't be difficult for me to obtain six Scarlet Horn Horses to pull the carriage." Chu Yan shook his head, passing through the crowd and continued walking his own path.
By the time he returned to the Lin Clan, it was already past lunchtime. However, when the servant who brought the food saw that he wasn't there, he placed it on the stone table in the courtyard. It was still warm.
After Chu Yan finished eating in a hurry, he returned to his room, closed the door, and entered the time and space cage.
This time, the Inscription Pen, Inscription Paper and many other ingredients that she bought were all neatly placed in front of Chu Yan.
Chu Yan thought back to it once and decided to start from with the simplest transformational inscriptions s out of the three inscription patterns he had already mastered.
Just as the manager of Wan Hai Chamber of Commerce had said, inscription patterns were also divided into different grades. Every grade was also divided into upper, middle, and lower grade.
transformational inscriptions did not help to increase the power of the weapon. It was an inscription pattern that could change the appearance of its user, so it was relatively easier to inscribe.
Although Chu Yan had a sufficient theory, it was lacking in practice, so he planned to first familiarize himself with the inscription patterns with the transformational inscriptions.