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Therefore, some people who have a bit of status at home, some assets in hand, can purchase the popular magic cultivation methods circulating outside, or hire low-level mages to teach them, but whose talents are not good enough to be noticed by the royal family, will embark on the path of a free mage.

But this kind of choice can only be said to be more comfortable in the early stage, but in the later stage, if you are not willing to waste cultivation time, then it will definitely be very difficult.

But if you are willing to waste time, it will also slow down your progress because you have less time for meditation, cultivation, and study than others.

The only advantage is that the combat power will be stronger.

In the past, such mages were quite popular, but in recent years, the world has been quite peaceful!

When knights and swordsmen, plus bards or scholars, can meet the requirements of most employers, no one is willing to spend money to hire mages... The hiring fee for a mage of the same level can directly hire a well-equipped adventurer team.

Only during wars, mages who can quickly complete tasks... relying on flying to come and go... are particularly popular.

So, as soon as Evelyn Costa said this, everyone understood why Toronto kept saying that he had read through the scrolls and mage-related materials on Scroll Mountain.

Only on Scroll Mountain can you buy magic skill scrolls with gold coins, including fifth and sixth circle spells.

Magic shops outside at most sell low-level first to third circle spells.

Although mages are quite polite to their younger generations, it stops at politeness.

If you want to learn from mages above the middle level, it's not just a matter of having money.

Although it sounds a bit funny, the reason why the upper class of this world cannot monopolize everything is indeed due to Scroll Mountain.

The path to becoming a god for the Lord of Knowledge back then was actually quite bloody... As long as the knowledge is dedicated to him, those who respect him can purchase the promise of this god by paying the corresponding money, which is not easy to do.

But he was lucky in that when he appeared, the royal family and nobles had not yet succeeded, and the major churches were still exploring their own paths, and everyone was still relatively confused.

Although they felt the threat of the Lord of Knowledge, they still failed to stop him in one fell swoop due to mutual checks and balances and tentative moves.

By the time they finally understood the threat of this divine promise to various families and forces... the Lord of Knowledge had already built Scroll Mountain.

Of course, the most important thing is that the world's will, which was still present back then, was very welcoming to the appearance of the Lord of Knowledge and strongly supported his declarations... This meant that the strongest gods, especially Storm and Night, would never attack Scroll Mountain.

Of course, the later Lord of Knowledge also made certain concessions: for example, the knowledge sold must be discovered, invented, or owned by the person themselves.

Stolen knowledge will never be sold publicly.

For example, those seventh circle spells that only circulate in various magic schools, or the knight special skill cultivation methods unique to major knight families, especially the royal family.

Of course, he did not promise that he would give up exploring this knowledge... Because giving up for any reason may cause damage to his own foundation as a god, even if he is unwilling, no one dares to publicly question this promise.

Therefore, basic professional knowledge can be directly purchased from the Church of the Lord of Knowledge.

But for any profession, if you only rely on reading books to learn, it is impossible to go too easily.

Reading books is basically useless for most people, especially knights and swordsmen. It can give them some inspiration, but it's not like they can understand how to swing their shields at a 15-degree angle a few times, a 30-degree angle a few times... until 120 degrees and 180 degrees can finally form a shield wall skill.

Even if they follow the instructions, they just look like a silly flapping goose.

But mages and scholars seem to be able to understand some things just by looking at them.

Although it is certainly still very difficult, no one dares to deny that some people can learn it on their own.

This type of mage often appears among adventurers... However, they generally spend money to hire low-level mages to guide them on the path of apprenticeship before finding their own direction. Adventurers have never seen the geniuses in legends with their own eyes, they only know they exist.

And for these more free mages, the biggest difficulty is resources.

Even adventurers who explore everywhere and dig up good things cannot take those things to exchange for money. They basically take them to exchange for the resources they need to take the next step.

Even if Baron Lorry is the kind of rare existence who is friendly to adventurers to the point of being frightening and fair to the point of being terrifying, the reason why adventurers, even those from large adventure groups, are unwilling to befriend him is this.

Perhaps it's jealousy, or something else... But getting in touch with such people too much can easily break one's defenses.

It's better to just watch from afar from the beginning, and everyone can be well.

And although the situation of Toronto the mage is rare, adventurers who have lived a little longer can always see a few.

It's just that everyone hasn't seen a mage who can persist for fifteen years like Toronto.

"Money is enough as long as it's enough to use," even when facing a huge trouble, some adventurers couldn't help but sigh.

"It's true that more is useless," Evelyn Costa sneered, "It's a pity that people like us probably won't feel what it's like to have too much in this lifetime.

We feel the feeling of having too little every day.

Don't be cheap!

If anyone really thinks they have too much money to spend, they wouldn't risk it here!"

The adventurers in the tavern burst into laughter of varying degrees... Self-deprecating irony can always get the most sensitive reaction from adventurers.

Toronto didn't laugh. He replied in a serious tone, "If anyone wants to exchange the resources in their hands for gold coins, they can come to me!"

"What? Can you offer more than Baron Qingfeng?" someone asked with an exaggerated tone of surprise.

Although some caravans will buy at higher prices, that's because of Qingfeng Territory's stable quotations.

Qingfeng Territory doesn't change the purchase price, but the reason why they change the price is never because there is too much quantity, and they generally only change it to a higher price... The reason is basically that the world price of something has fluctuated.

For example, if a new use is found for a certain material, the price will rise in response.

Then Qingfeng Territory will also raise the price.

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But if someone just comes to snap up goods occasionally, they don't care.

But not every such caravan is trustworthy.

It is very possible that your information will be sold as soon as you sell something.

Large adventure groups may not care about these things, but independent adventurers dare not take this risk casually.

This adventurer's words were obviously malicious... Although they already believed in Toronto's credibility, it didn't prevent them from thinking that the children of these rich families were really annoying.

However, he could also be sure that Toronto was not pretending... This talent for making people want to beat him up even when telling jokes cannot be said by someone who has not been rich since childhood.

Even if people who have suffered want to pretend to be rich, they will unconsciously add a modifier when they speak... For example, if you have any good materials, or something he has always wanted, he would never say such boundless words.

Only those who have never felt that their wallets are not deep enough and not full enough will not have any restrictions on what they want to buy... especially, they don't restrict the bad side either.

Toronto was silent, and the silence caused an unusual commotion among the adventurers in the tavern.

Finally, Glenn Sack, who was surrounded, spoke up: "What are you counting on there? Toronto the mage.

Could it be..."

"If we're only talking about gold coins..." Toronto the mage scratched his short, unruly hair and said with a serious face, "I don't think my family is short of it!

But, people don't really care about gold coins, otherwise they wouldn't ignore the purchasing station on the camp side at all.

A proper business association should buy low and sell high as a matter of course, and they wouldn't hoard goods at will, right?"

The adventurers looked at each other in dismay. They could understand what Toronto meant, but they still felt that something was wrong.

When supply exceeds demand, the purchase price will definitely be very beautiful, which is common sense.

Which businessman doesn't change the buying and selling price according to the market!

The only reason Baron Qingfeng can be so willful is that he doesn't rely on gold coins to live at all.

That's right, mages at Baron Lorry's stage can even create food with magic... No, wait!

The adventurers suddenly realized what was wrong.

Baron Lorry really doesn't care about the purchase price of basic materials, after all, he is selling finished products very successfully.

Toronto showed a slight smile, which he quickly retracted: "A proper businessman, even if he is rich, will not waste a single copper coin.

Only those who truly feel that they don't lack money will... Well, he doesn't even seem to care about magic materials..."

"Stop talking!" Glenn Sack's defenses broke.

Did he, who is so famous that everyone knows him, force himself to this point because he lacks money?

Of course, in the end, it is too difficult to rely on his own efforts to dig and explore to exchange for the opportunity to advance.

"So, I don't understand..." Toronto the mage looked at him with a confused expression, "I can find the resources to become a fifth-circle mage in Qingfeng Territory, why can't you?

Of course, you are a higher level, but the needs of knights are not as difficult to find as those of mages, right?"

"You have now used fifteen years to exchange for a fifth circle... and then what? Continue to exchange?" Glenn Sack said coldly, "You have a long enough life!"