The next day, Ang brought the completed Demon Sealing Boxes to the market. He carefully chose a conspicuous spot and laid out the boxes he had made. They looked plain yet imposing, their runes glimmering faintly in the sunlight and giving off a mysterious, powerful feeling. Passersby cast curious glances their way, especially the mages interested in the Demon Sealing Boxes.
Several mages stopped to inspect them. An older mage examined one closely, running his fingers over its edges and corners. To his surprise, the runes were exquisitely engraved, and even the fluctuations of magic power within were remarkably stable. He asked, "Young man, did you make these Demon Sealing Boxes yourself?"
Ang nodded. "Yes. I made these Demon Sealing Boxes myself. Oak was the main material, and I engraved runes for magic stabilization and elemental gathering. I also added extra protective measures based on my mentor's advice."
The older mage nodded approvingly. "You did well. Making Demon Sealing Boxes is delicate work. The fact that you've mastered it so skillfully shows that you have considerable talent for runes and magical equipment crafting."
Before long, Ang's Demon Sealing Boxes drew the interest of many people. Several mages asked about the prices, and Ang gave reasonable quotes based on their sizes and craftsmanship. Not long after, he successfully sold several small and medium-sized Demon Sealing Boxes.
Ang was deeply satisfied with that day's gains. Not only had he earned quite a few Gold Wacks through the Demon Sealing Boxes, but he had also gained more practical experience and confidence. He realized that crafting magical equipment was not merely about accumulating techniques. More importantly, it required a deep understanding of runes, materials, and the flow of magic power. Throughout the process, his mentor's guidance, the tanner's advice, and feedback from the market