"Th-this Spatial Ring, where did you get it?" Fanny stared at Han Shuo in disbelief and asked in astonishment.
"I bought it," Han Shuo replied indifferently. Then, glancing at the envious, jealous eyes of the Necromancy Department students beside him, he added, "I bought it at a magic item shop in the city for eighteen hundred gold coins. This Spatial Ring can hold a small room's worth of things."
"Of course I know you bought it. I'm asking how you came to have eighteen hundred gold coins!" Still looking astonished, Fanny glared at Han Shuo resentfully as she questioned him.
Besides Fanny, the other teachers and students of the Necromancy Department were all in the storeroom. Their minds had all somewhat short-circuited; none could understand how Han Shuo had suddenly become so rich.
"Y-you didn't sell off the spoils we collected, did you?" Bella stood stunned for a moment, then suddenly remembered something. With a soft cry, she hurriedly began rummaging through the spoils they had stored in the room.
With a cold snort, Han Shuo cast Bella a disdainful glance and said mockingly, "Then you'd better check carefully and see whether I've lined my own pockets. Hmph, all thirteen sacks are right here, untouched. Do you even have eyes?"
"Then where did your gold coins come from?" Gene also stared at Han Shuo in puzzlement, his greedy gaze roaming over the Spatial Ring on Han Shuo's left index finger. I'm a teacher in the Necromancy Department and can't even afford a Spatial Ring, yet a mere errand boy like you is already wearing one. What has the world come to?
"Don't concern yourself with that. In any case, I have a Spatial Ring now. Count the supplies in the sacks, and I'll put them away. Once we return to