Qu Jianlei and the others applied as an out-of-town loose cultivator group and were assigned a booth as well, one so inconspicuous it barely drew notice.
After figuring out the rules, they did not act too unusually either. They put some goods on display.
The displayed goods were mainly talismans, and they were not merely there to fill space.
Two types of talismans had undergone modest improvements, though the changes were not especially conspicuous.
Their booth sold only seven kinds of talismans. The other five were relatively common.
Even so, talismans containing Light Arts remained highly sought after. After all, not every faction could produce Light-based Talismans.
And even if they had Light-based Talismans on hand, most people wanted to stockpile as many as possible.
Thus, Light-based Talismans were outrageously expensive, especially those from the Healing Series, whose prices were truly staggering.
From that perspective, this exchange meeting really did feel like it was selling dog meat under a sheep's head. Calling it a materials exchange fair would have been more fitting.
Yet despite that, Light-based Talismans were still extremely popular, with buyers snapping them up everywhere.
Qu Jianlei's group's booth was the exception, because the talismans there were priced at astronomical levels.
Everyone who asked about the prices complained that they had gone mad from poverty. They had seen price hikes before, but never hikes like these.
The key issue was that the talismans at the booth were drawn rather poorly, only slightly better than a beginner's work.
Some Foundation Establishment Realm cultivators could draw talismans of higher quality, while most Golden Core Realm talisman masters could easily crush them.
That was simply the truth. Jia Shuiqing had seriously studied talisman-making for less than eighty years so far. She had needed to explore and experiment along the way, and