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Chapter 69: Hidden Dawn Market
Putting away the Water Arrow Talismans he had drawn, Chen Beiwu mentally calculated the profits of the talisman business.
Water Arrow Talismans were extremely weak, unable to pierce the defenses of mid-stage Qi Refining cultivators. They could not compare to Condense Water into a Blade, the upper-grade first-tier variant art he could unleash at will, but they could sell for two Spirit Origin each on the Immortal Alliance Official Website.
Counting only costs such as ink and talisman paper, a Water Arrow Talisman cost at least 0.7 Spirit Origin to make, and that was with Chen Beiwu's hundred-percent success rate in drawing low-grade first-tier talismans.
Ordinary low-grade first-tier talisman masters had a fifty-percent success rate, meaning they could earn at most 0.6 Spirit Origin from drawing and selling a Water Arrow Talisman.
Three failed attempts at drawing talismans, and their entire investment went down the drain!
No wonder low-level talisman masters were always complaining on the Immortal Alliance Official Website that business was tough and nowhere near as profitable as others claimed.
Unfortunately, I don't have the method for drawing upper-grade first-tier talismans, Chen Beiwu thought.
His intuition told him that his Divine Sense cultivation was more than sufficient to attempt drawing the upper-grade first-tier [Water Blade Talisman].
Once he succeeded, he would have considerably more avenues for earning Spirit Stones.
Unfortunately, the Immortal Alliance Official Website imposed restrictions. Only cultivators who had joined the Immortal Alliance Talisman Master Association could purchase the Complete Compendium of Talisman Drawing (Middle-Grade First Tier and Above) on the website.
Looks like I need to get certified as a first-tier talisman master and formation master tomorrow. Chen Beiwu casually picked up a Formation Disk beside him.
Talismans and formations shared some common ground. Since he could draw low-grade