Sally Flying Dragon's Shop

"I can buy your magic ink and tools at twenty percent below market price, and I'll also take the magic scrolls you draw at twenty percent below market price." The speaker was none other than Sally Flying Dragon, the lover of that Mage Gatsby, who was famous in the territory for buying low and selling high. "For you, this is a fine deal. My goods are more flexible and complete, and I also accept long-term cooperation. For example, you can buy some on credit with Gold Coins, then give me the scrolls once you've drawn them in the future."

Wufi and Daqila Flying Dragon had not the slightest favorable impression of Sally Flying Dragon, who was three or four years older than them. Back in the Iron Mine, this Sally had been famous for having many lovers, and ever since Landen had allowed them to resell the territory's specialty products, she had lost even a mage's arrogance and had completely become a market shrew.

"Sally, how do you have so much money to buy the students' magic scrolls?" As her younger cousin, Daqila Flying Dragon voiced her guess. "You're not taking them to the black market to sell, are you?"

"That's none of your business. I have my own channels, and My Lord Landen agreed to it. Rather than worrying about me, you'd be better off taking a look at this exchange form." Sally drew all the children's gazes back to the exchange chart. "On this form, there's a fixed quota for scrolls and materials below level 4 bought and sold each day, but there's no quota for anything above level 4.

"If you understand the market, you'll also notice that on this form, the exchange price for low-level scrolls is slightly below market price, while the price of low-level