spirapira
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Reading
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After leaving the Tatari tribe, the mobile castle passed through stretching mountain ranges and arrived at the City of Chaos on a morning thick with mist. This enormous city without walls stood upon the largest plain in the Land of Chaos. Buildings sprawled in overlapping layers, and streets twisted like a labyrinth. Tavern signs hung side by side, the hammering from blacksmith shops never ceased day or night, and the markets teemed with merchants from every race. Those who walked and dwelled within the…-
1.2 M • Ongoing
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After the hunting demonstration ended, it was time for the archery contest. This event wasn't limited to hunters—any member of the tribe could participate. The targets weren't stationary. Instead, colorful strips of cloth were hung from distant treetops, tied with thin cords. When the mountain winds blew, the strips swayed back and forth, greatly increasing the difficulty. Several of the young warriors who had helped carry hides the day before all participated. Taliro's archery was the most…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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"Wonderful!" Talam and Taliro broke into radiant smiles simultaneously, and several young tribe members nearby happily clapped each other on the shoulders. Talam and the others bowed once more before turning to leave. The general store fell quiet again. Sylvia stared at the stack of Gem Coin Cards on the counter, then suddenly let out a squeal, hopped down from the bar stool, and threw herself into her mother's arms. "Mama! Mama! We made money! So many Gem Coins!" Her little face was flushed pink, her eyes…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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After Mo Lan nodded, Talam took Taliro and hurriedly left the general store to go haul the beast hides. He didn't even have time to take the stack of Gem Coin Cards on the counter, leaving them sitting there casually. Sylvia watched their retreating figures, then glanced at the faintly gleaming Gem Coin Cards on the counter. She wasn't particularly surprised. In her understanding from childhood, witches were naturally trustworthy. But there was something else she didn't quite understand. Once Talam and the…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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"What's with all this pushing and shoving?" Talam raised his voice, cutting through the clamor. "Didn't Taliro already tell you? The general store only carries cards Level 5 and above! Take a good look at your own Gem Coin balances—can any of you even afford a single card?" The excited atmosphere fell silent for a moment. The tribespeople exchanged glances, each summoning their Card Magic interface. Semi-transparent screens materialized in the air, Gem Coin balances displayed in their corners: 【237】,…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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"Hello, I'm the little shopkeeper, Sylvia!" Sylvia pushed the hefty 《Product Catalog》 forward across the counter. The booklet slid a short distance along the smooth surface, stopping right within Taliro's reach. "This is our shop's 《Product Catalog》. Feel free to take a look and see if there are any cards you need. I strongly recommend the Level 5 Healing Potion! Only 2,500 Gem Coins per bottle." Taliro nodded and flipped open the heavy cover of the booklet with his rough fingers. On the Parchment…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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Sylvia turned around, her small hands gripping tightly onto Mo Lan's sleeve, her upturned face brimming with eager excitement: "Mama! How about... you pick some cards to put in the store too!" Her eyes sparkled, her words tumbling out like skipping stones: "From now on, you can just sit behind the counter drinking tea and reading books, waiting to collect Gem Coins! I'll sell the cards for you!" Mo Lan raised an eyebrow and regarded her daughter with amusement. "Oh? That generous? So what would I need to…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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Mo Lan set down her teacup, walked over to Sylvia's side, and gently tapped her finger against the window. "Look over there. What do you see?" Sylvia rose onto her tiptoes, the tip of her nose pressing against the cold glass, and gazed in the direction her mother was pointing. In the distance lay a verdant valley embraced by surrounding mountains. Scattered across the valley floor were over a dozen tents made of animal hides dyed in three colors—blue, purple, and gold—arranged in a loose cluster like…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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Sylvia didn't actually enjoy sitting up straight to study books—unless the book was about something she was truly interested in. Before, she could spend an entire day happily poring over the descriptions and pictures of various landscapes on the magic map. Now, she had developed an interest in arithmetic—an indispensable subject for running a shop and making money. Yet this thin little booklet was like a candy whose sweetness she'd only just begun to taste before it was gone, leaving her itching for…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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Just then, Zhizhi slapped her pen down with a "snap" and declared proudly, "I've figured out the best way to stock inventory for maximum profit!" Sylvia looked at her in surprise. "That fast?" Zhizhi's little tail stuck straight up. One paw on her hip, the other tapping the parchment spread across the counter: "Of course! The key here is understanding what kinds of cards the Tatari, other races, and we can buy — and at what prices." She drew a simple table on the paper with the tip of her pen: "The…
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1.2 M • Ongoing
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