Fortunately, He Song had quickly succeeded in inscribing the Spirit Gathering Array's formation patterns. Otherwise, those thirty-five Spirit Stones probably would not have remained.
"Fellow Daoist Ping'er, have some tea first."
Seeing that Ping'er had finished introducing all the Jade Slips, He Song casually handed her a cup of tea.
Yet he had already begun considering which spells he should choose.
But after turning it over and over in his mind, He Song quickly realized that he seemed to have no choice at all.
The prices of these spells had far exceeded He Song's expectations.
Originally, He Song had thought that spells for the Qi Refining stage should not be expensive, perhaps around ten Spirit Stones.
Even special spells for the Qi Refining stage should only cost a little more, not anything too outrageous.
But he had never expected the prices Ping'er quoted to climb higher and higher. By the end, a single sword art actually required two hundred Spirit Stones.
What the... Why don't you just rob someone?
With a trace of confusion in his eyes, He Song turned to look at Ping'er beside him.
Beside He Song.
Seeing his puzzled gaze, Ping'er was briefly stunned, but she quickly understood.
She seemed to know what He Song wanted to ask.
"Fellow Daoist, basic spells cost ten Spirit Stones each, mid-grade spells cost fifty Spirit Stones each, and high-grade spells cost one hundred Spirit Stones each. Offensive spells cost double their original price, and for Rogue Cultivators, the price of every spell is doubled again. Those have always been the rules of the Immortal Market."
Her crisp voice rang out, and a hint of puzzlement appeared in Ping'er's eyes as she looked at He Song.
Had this man never learned about the prices of spells?
Did he only know how