Chapter 81 Price Increase [Seeking First Order]
"Give me four hundred magic money, and you can get started in talisman techniques within two months. One thousand magic money, and you’ll gain proficiency within half a year, you will start producing talisman paper without support and begin paying off your debt. What do you say?" Wang Zijia thought for a moment and proposed a price.
"Half a year? Proficient? Me?" Xi Ling heard the words and stared blankly.
She had been a beginner for twenty years. After countless battles and struggles, she knew just how much of a waste material she was.
A lot of things could be picked up quickly, but reaching the entrance level was difficult. Not to mention proficiency, she was a complete waste of resources.
She even once considered advancing her position in order to secure a good job. Then, she thought of choosing a good senior brother, starting a family, and placing her hopes on the next generation.
However, she was too stubborn to give up. Gritting her teeth, she used a lot of relationships to squeeze into the Fu Tower for support, hoping for a final fight.
When she found out that she was assigned to a newly appointed teaching junior brother, she was almost despairing. Unexpectedly...she received such a response.
’Is this what a family member in the sect is like? The foundation is truly deep!’
"If you’re strapped for cash, you can get started with four hundred magic money for one month and figure out a way after you get started on talisman techniques." Wang Zijia saw Xi Ling was silent for a while and assumed she didn’t have that much magic money, "Of course, if you do it separately, you’ll need to pay eight hundred magic money next time."
"I’ll get started all at once, one thousand magic money, right? I have that." Xi Ling heard these words and immediately responded: "I’ll come tomorrow, no, I’ll go get it now."
After twenty years in the sect, although she didn’t mix well, she still had some savings. After all, even without a school identity, a mere Outer Sect Disciple was much better than a burden.