During the tournament, the sky islands beside the arena would become a bustling trade market.
Witches from all over the world would bring their unique handicrafts, occult materials, magical potion plant ingredients, and other goods to trade and exchange on the spot. It was also a rare opportunity—perhaps one could obtain excellent spell and specialty training manuals at a very low cost.
Even valuable materials that were normally impossible to find would be put up for sale by witches.
This brought up one of witches' unique trading principles.
That was, "joining the fun."
Only by bringing valuable goods to a lively place would one have the chance to sell them for a good price.
Take the relatively precious Valg Mithril Alloy on the market as an example. Its usual price fluctuated around 640 yuan per gram, but that was merely the market price. The actual purchase price might be forced down to around 500 yuan per gram.
Yet in a bustling market like this, where demand was immense, bringing it out for sale instead made it easier to sell at the standard market price.
If one happened to meet a witch who particularly wanted to buy it, it could even be sold above market price.
The same applied to many treasures witches called "priced but unavailable."
These precious items that were priced but unavailable were said to be "so precious that they could not even be seen on the market," but if one truly tried to sell them during ordinary times, their prices would be suppressed by quite a lot!
But at a flourishing bazaar, in a market where every witch was thinking of spending vast sums of money to strengthen herself, they could absolutely be sold for prices matching their market value!
Selling treasures at times like these had