After leaving the guild, Du You didn’t choose to return home but rented a place nearby.
Then, Du You went out and bought a large quantity of masks and cloaks, each of a different model. "Use the small ones for safety, it’s quite nice to switch around," Du You silently thought to himself.
Upon returning, Du You quietly rented another place to live. Although he didn’t know if anyone was tracking him, it was always good to be cautious. After checking the room with his wristwatch and feeling no issues, Du You then switched his gear. The original mask and cloak were directly burned away.
In the inns nowadays, most have devices specifically for destroying things.
Indeed, as long as there is demand, even the strangest of devices can exist.
After storing things away, Du You moved some items around in his pockets, and then went to the back of the guild. Behind the guild, a large area was all its own market. The market had two layers.
On the upper layer, mostly common goods were traded, by Professionals and some ordinary people.
But the lower layer was different, it was all Professionals and Semi-Professionals, ordinary people were not allowed to go down there. The materials he had to sell, although all were good goods, were still just materials.
So, it would be sufficient just to sell them above. After several transactions, Du You finally sold the last thing in his pocket. Since the pocket didn’t take up much space, it was better to keep it, who knew if it would be useful.
These materials, worthy of being carefully selected, sold for nearly two thousand white crystal coins, almost equivalent to the value of two bags of Wing Dragon eggs. Of course, thinking about the materials he discarded, Du You felt a painful regret.
The value of those things combined would have been much higher. It was a pity that carrying so much out was something he couldn’t accomplish.
"I wonder what the lower market of the guild has, now I need to research new skills, and I must have some materials."
After some thought, Du You slowly walked into the underground market. The people here were noticeably fewer than those above. But although this place was underground, it was brightly lit and not much different from the surface.
Looking at the ceiling, many daylight lamps were installed, and they were all high-power, which could be considered as sparing no effort to modify the environment here. If one didn’t look up, they would think this was the surface.
"There are indeed more shops in the underground space, let’s find, hmm, a shop for books and materials."
As Du You approached the shop, someone immediately greeted him and asked softly, "Do you need any information? Our information is very comprehensive."
Shaking his head, Du You replied, "I’m not buying information, I just need some ordinary materials."
Hearing this, the staff member nodded lightly and stepped back to look for the next potential customer.
Quickly, Du You found some comprehensive records of Magical Beasts in the store, as well as general introductions to different worlds and potential existences. Even some data about mineral deposits, Du You chose some of it as well. This was in preparation for his profession as a Dark Shaper.
He was already level 3, but for his profession as Dark Shaper, he only had two skills, and only one was a professional skill. He didn’t look much like a Summoning Class at all, increasingly resembling a pure Magic-class.
Perhaps, when taking the exam, he would have to list Spellcaster as his profession. Summoning Class can choose other Magic-class professions, just that it tends to generate some problems and the chance of having talent will decrease.
As long as he doesn’t choose a completely unrelated or opposing profession, the actual impact is not that great.
Choosing Magic-class Profession for Summoning Class, or Summoning Class for Magic-class Profession, these situations are very common.
"Strange, why is there no information about Spellcaster’s spells."
A person nearby immediately said: "The information about Spellcaster is quite valuable, we do have a copy here, but the price is a bit high."
Upon hearing this, Du You immediately replied: "High price is not a problem, but it must be genuinely useful."
"Don’t worry, we are a subsidiary of the guild, our credibility is absolutely no problem. What level do you need, just at the Awakener level?" Du You nodded, and the other party began to check quickly.
"Due to the lack of Spellcaster’s spell data and the uniqueness of this profession, this data is not very abundant. Awakener level’s data would probably need ten thousand white crystal coins."
It would need ten thousand, so expensive, with this amount, one could already purchase a piece of ordinary bright white equipment. This is due to the incomplete information. Otherwise, it would probably be even more. This is just data, not a skill scroll.
"Besides, we also have a Spellcaster’s skill here. If you want to buy them together, it would be enough with fifteen thousand."
Fine, Spellcaster’s skills sure have a high price, just an ordinary one costs five thousand, Du You now understands why Spellcaster is known as a money-burning profession. "Can I take a look first?"
"No problem, here." The other party handed a wooden card to Du You.
Entangling Spell: Releases an entangling energy, binding the enemy. (Level 1, 3 star)
"A 3-star skill is worth five thousand white crystal coins, this is too high."
"Other professions’ skills wouldn’t be this high, but Spellcaster’s skills are very rare, the majority of Spellcasters rely on their own comprehension, and their skills are various. Skills at the Awakener level are not easy to find for a Spellcaster."
The other party shrugged his shoulders, Du You also knew the difficulty in this, but this price was indeed somewhat exaggerated.
After understanding the situation through his wristwatch, Du You realized that this price was actually normal. Out of necessity, after thinking about it, Du You finally chose to agree. "Okay, I’ll take these." Follow current novels on 𝙣𝙤𝙫𝙚𝙡•𝓯𝓲𝓻𝓮•𝕟𝕖𝕥
He handed over the two white crystal coin cards he had yet to hold warm to the other party, who then transferred the remaining five thousand to him in the form of a transaction. Cards are not necessarily more convenient than transactions, they are just more suitable for secretive trades.
This left less than ten thousand white crystal coins left in his hand for trading. White crystal coins come fast, and they also go fast.
As for this skill, Du You had no intention of learning it right away. Such a low-level skill, Du You was using it as a deduction material. To deduce even more powerful spells, this was the most important reason he bought this scroll. In this calculation, the burning rate of money for the Spellcaster profession was even higher than he had thought.
"You can just pick some of these regular materials, consider them as free gifts." The other side was also quite pleased.