When he entered the room, Zhao Huaian took out his Golden Light Brush and spread a fresh sheet of Talisman Paper across the table. He placed the many materials he had prepared beside it.
These were all materials for drawing Lightning Talismans.
Compared with First-grade Lower-rank Spirit Talismans, the runes needed for Lightning Talismans were much more complex, and the required materials were far more expensive.
Take the ink used for drawing Spirit Talismans, for example. Ordinary First-grade Lower-rank Spirit Talismans only needed common Black Ink.
But Lightning Talismans, as First-grade Upper-rank talismans, required ink made specifically from the blood of monsters with lightning and water attributes.
They also required other specially prepared materials.
Based on his previous consumption, Zhao Huaian carefully worked out the costs.
Materials worth an average of ten Low-grade Spirit Stones were generally enough to draw around twenty Lightning Talismans.
That figure included the times he failed.
In other words, each attempt at drawing a Lightning Talisman cost around half a Low-grade Spirit Stone.
The cost of making Spirit Talismans had risen substantially.
But that was only natural. Lightning Talismans were powerful and sold at high prices, so the cost of making them was bound to rise as well.
At market prices, an ordinary Lightning Talisman sold for around four Low-grade Spirit Stones.
The cost was high, but so was the profit.
Zhao Huaian was brimming with enthusiasm.
The only drawback was that before he had raised his proficiency with Lightning Talismans, his success rate was not very high.
But Zhao Huaian was not discouraged in the least.
He had the Attribute Heavenly Book.
As long as he worked hard enough, his proficiency would keep increasing, and so would his success rate at drawing Lightning Talismans.
For the time that followed, with plenty of Spirit Stones