Besides the relic, the curse, and the nursery rhyme, Miss Princess also wanted to buy some books from the lighthouse to pass the recent boring days. Thus, after their conversation by the sea cliff ended, Shade and Miss Princess were finally invited inside the lighthouse.
The brick lighthouse was cramped inside, but at least it was clean and free of any strange smells. The bottom floor was the Tower Keeper's living area, while the upper floors were work areas. Mr. Edmund served them cheap tea, and in the end, Miss Princess spent 78 pounds on two books.
One was the study notes of a Ring Arcanist proficient in Enlightenment Elements, while the other was an old book that might grant its reader the ocean Spirit Rune.
That morning, Shade had obtained an old book related to wind, Windy Abyss, from Leimer's Safe House. While Miss Princess was selecting old books, Shade took it out and asked Mr. Edmund to appraise it. The old man ultimately offered 41 pounds and 4 shillings, far below the price Miss Princess had paid for Sea Soul Record.
After all, Windy Abyss was considered a basic book for the Earth, Wind, Water, Fire elemental Spirit Runes. Moreover, the copy in his hands was already a handwritten reproduction translated twice from the original, so its lower price was perfectly normal.
Rather than keeping it, Shade sold the book directly to Mr. Edmund. If he wanted to obtain the Wind Spirit Rune in the future, he could simply borrow books from Saint Byron's Library. It was not some precious volume, and with the Red Moon Witch's connections, he did not need to worry about being unable to borrow one.
Unfortunately, Saint Byron's did not award Practical Credit for turning in such occult books. Otherwise, the pressure from