Chapter 88- Proper deal

I stopped cultivating and headed to the teleportation formation.

Along with a flash of bright light, I appeared at the abandoned teleportation array outside Linchen County and entered Stealth. I switched to my human account when I arrived at the gate; thus, a little Mage wearing a robe carried a wooden sword and walked into the city. I waltzed in with my hair fluttering in the air!

“Come here!”

Within the Great Sage Hall, Ah Fei reached out and waved.

I walked over quickly, and in the end, the two of us sat in chairs at the corner of Great Sage Hall.

“What do we do now?” I asked.

“Hand me your strongest equipment; I will help you write inscriptions. If not, what? Should I write them on your face? Hehehe~” He laughed out loud.

I was speechless and hastily took off the equipment on the Shura account one by one to take a look. The priority was to upgrade the Super Rare equipment, so I passed Snow Moon to him and said, “This is my best weapon; don’t mess it up!”

“Don’t worry!”

He placed Snow Moon in his hands, and in the next moment, there was a weng. His eyes shone gold. He waved his brush and started writing things on the dagger. Moreover, it was as if he had entered a certain realm as he became extremely focused! The last time I saw Ah Fei so focused was when he saw the skirts of girls from behind being swept up by the wind.

Three minutes later, a streak of light flashed on Snow Moon.

“D*mn! I failed…”He was momentarily speechless.

I frowned. “Is it finished after one failure?”

“No, let me try again.”

“Okay.”

He raised his hand and wiped to and fro the dagger. His fingertips shone a dim light and he actually wiped away the inscriptions on the blade. He then waved his seal brush and dipped it into a golden ink bottle. Ah Fei then continued waving his brush about in an extremely focused manner.

Another three minutes passed.

“D*mn, failed again…” He was covered in sweat.

I crossed my arms and rested lazily in the chair. “Calm down and do it slowly. Anyway, we aren’t rushing for time. Go slowly; don’t hurry.”