Chapter 22 Auction (1/2)

It was a normal day like any other at the Libra Auction house It was the latter part of it and the workers were carrying some of the iteame like systeh that was only if the person’s identification skill was high enough or if they had an enchanted item to help theh and they required mana as any other runic equiph identification skill was sought after as he could appraise hout the day without the need for mana

Percival was one of those people He was the holder of a special non-combat analytic class that even had an appraisal skill included His job was the identification of goods at this auction house Not every item on the list made it to the showcase, there were rules put in place to not sell anything below a certain price There was just not enough tie

The Libra Auction house was one of the largest ones in the city and it hadput up They were all separated into ranks, so you wouldn’t see a grand ic potion

“Here Mr Percival, this is the last item from this batch, we still need to decide on the order of the iteht in a certain item and placed it to the side at the entrance of Percival’s office before leaving There were already certain other products all separated by prices and labeled by thefor pickup The appraiser was a busy person so not like he had enough tiular human by the name of Cynthia

“Another one into the trash bin, in it goes!”

The girl shouted out in a cheerful voice while placing a e tray with other various items These were all products that were deemed unworthy for this auction house to sell them

“Cynthia how h with those, if you break it, it will be deducted fro o on ru iteirl sloalked over to the item in question and picked it up She was a bit confused as to what this was It was rolled up with a couple of sheets of gray paper and tied together with string

“I don’t think this person is good at wrapping”

She brought the iterued to get rid of the crude outer shell he frowned even more He had seen products like this before and knew that they weren’t worth lance, he could tell that the quality of the scroll parchment was the absolute lowest

“Why would they ”

“Did this get through due to the packaging? I told the them over here, what if there was a bundle of sticks in here?”

Percival the appraiser wanted to grasp the bundle of spell scrolls and toss them aside Before he was able to do that his lovely assistant grabbed one of them and took a look

“He… they only have a couple of large syht you had to write a spell on these~”

The girl turned the spell scroll around to show it to the htly He looked down to see that these items weren’t simple spell scrolls, no they were all runic spell scrolls which were much harder to make

“Give that back you fool!”

“Okay~”

The girl stuck her tongue out at the oldfor him to finish up so she could take a break, the auction would be starting in a couple of hours and she still had solasses and placed one of the scrolls on the table so he could see it better

“These are indeed runic spell scrolls Which runesh time to make these?”

He was a bit baffled why anyone wouldbored so he or she made them? He didn’t want to speculatethe item His identification and appraisal skills activated and you could see a faint blue glow in the man’s eyes for a fraction of the second

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Runic Fire Arrow Spell Scroll [Coh]

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One of his eyebrows ht this was sorade Even accomplished sh’ was a sign of talent and hard work

A regular intermediate fire arrow spell went for 2 to 4 small silver coins but this was a runic spell scroll They worked a bit differently than the regular ones The biggest difference was the possibility of a more mana into the scroll which would increase the output to a certain extent depending on the rank

“Interesting, I’d say this scroll could even go for up to 9 small silver coins, not bad for a common spell scroll”

Theup these, if the owner got wind of it he ize in person These scrolls even had a little logo drawn in the corner, it looked like a red shooting star or a cooing through thehest?”

His eyebrow her as he saw that one of these scrolls was at the highest rating This was sohest rating’ If the ‘high’ rated scroll could go for up to 9 so for double, maybe even triple

The appraiser knew that a lot of the runes to sell spell scrolls below a certain price range This hy they were placed in stores at exorbitant figures and never saw practical use A highest-graded spell scroll could actually go for quite the su rades and going into a higher one That would put this coreater runic spell realm

“By Solaria, who is this Runesmith? Is he an advanced one?”

Heup with the appraisal, there were exactly ten runic spell scrolls in this pile Eight of thehest’ There wasn’t even one that was at an inter them was quite the ine this being one of the runesrizzled ed to beco withtheir etting late”

Thethese ite down the appropriate pricing The pricing was uide for the auctioneer to start off, they would use it to choose theprice of the item

“Take them and be careful they are delicate, also wrap the for the auction”