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"73 source crystals, 232 points..."

In the inn at Black Robe Town, Ash opened Aurora's Sorcerer Manual and took stock of his inventory. Source crystals accumulated through Daily Check-ins, while points were gained by feeding spell spirits into the game.

It was worth mentioning that after his Rainbow Hollow-Wing had condensed past the halfway point, Three-Winged Spell Spirits could only be exchanged for 12 points, Two-Winged for 5, and One-Winged Art Spirits for 2—Ash was numb. A Three-Winged Spell Spirit was worth only 12 points, equivalent to 2 source crystals, not even enough for a single Card Draw.

However, Ash also knew that the sorcerer manual was dynamically lowering his money-making efficiency. After all, back when he had first been a newbie, a One-Winged Art Spirit could be exchanged for 10 points. With Ash's current strength, getting his hands on a few hundred One-Winged Art Spirits would be effortless. If the sorcerer manual did not adjust spell spirit exchange prices, Ash would have broken its pay-to-win system long ago.

In theory, he actually should have been able to save up even more points. After all, although the combat intensity in the Distant Void Domain was higher, the rewards were greater too, and they could harvest two or three Three-Winged Spell Spirits almost every night.

More importantly, Sword Maiden no longer needed spell spirits to subsidize her household expenses.

In fact, as early as when Witch joined the team, Sword Maiden had only been picking out some higher-priced spell spirits to sell. After Vesir joined, she no longer asked for even the more valuable spell spirits, taking only the ones she could use herself. Besides the fact that she was no longer short on money in reality, it was even more because she had to consider what the others thought.

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