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Rosam had already gone to see Frod?

So soon?

Even counting everything, the Ashen Time Caravan had only spent a week. Had they already found out where magic-patterned skin scrolls that increased the Luck attribute were being sold?

One had to know that such scrolls that increased the Luck attribute might not appear even once in a century.

With those doubts, Angel asked, "What did he say after he arrived? Is there any progress regarding the magic-patterned skin scroll?"

Recalling his earlier meeting with Rosam, Frod said, "There is news, but I feel that telling you this news is the same as not telling you anything."

"What happened?"

Frod shook his head and sighed. "According to Rosam, they contacted a wizard who possesses that kind of magic-patterned skin scroll, and the other party is willing to sell it. But he does not want magic crystals; he wants a barter trade."

Bartering was also a common form of transaction in the Wizarding World. Angel did not think there was anything wrong with that, but judging by Frod's tone, he made a guess. "Did the other party open his mouth like a lion and jack up the price on the spot?"

Frod nodded, saying resentfully, "Not only did he jack up the price, but the price is outrageously high."

"What does he want?"

"One drop of Constant Shards." After saying that, Frod complained bitterly, "The value of Constant Shards is who knows how much greater than a magic-patterned skin scroll with the Luck attribute, yet he actually dared to name that price. A few drops of Constant Shards can form a Wizard Garden—that is an absolute strategic-grade weapon of mass destruction! How could it possibly be exchanged for a magic-patterned skin scroll that can only maintain the Luck attribute for one or