Chapter 36 Mysterious Guest

The shopkeeper asked, "How many pieces of paper do you need? The inscription papers are graded too. What type are you looking—"

"I need ten of the cheapest ones," Caspian answered without waiting for the shopkeeper to finish his sentence.

Caspian did not have much money at the moment. After buying the inscription brush and papers, he needed to purchase engraving materials. Hence, Caspian had to save up.

It appeared as if the shopkeeper expected Caspian's request, and he took out a pile of yellowed but firm square paper, saying, "The cheapest ones are level one inscription papers, and they cost ten fedulings per piece. Since you're getting ten, that's a hundred fedulings."

The price was within Caspian's expectation, so he was not overly surprised. After paying the money, Caspian took the papers and checked them.

The level one inscription papers were cut in squares, and each piece was only the size of two palms together. Moreover, when Caspian felt the paper, he sensed a strange for