Chapter 2942

Enchanters are growing fewer and fewer.

But enchantment scrolls made by enchanters have the same effect.

Similar to how a master craftsman can write down his insights, an enchanter can write enchantment scrolls.

Enchantment scrolls aren't cheap either.

After all, every enchanter is top-tier talent, and writing scrolls consumes a great deal of time, so naturally these scrolls are extremely expensive.

Although it's just a piece of paper, it requires manpower, and scrolls are very convenient — usable anytime, anywhere.

For example, on the battlefield.

Therefore, previously scroll prices were basically the same as elemental jade, or even a bit more expensive.

Now, with enchanters dying off in large numbers and new enchanters not yet trained up, the price of these enchantment scrolls has completely surpassed elemental jade.

Even far surpassing elemental jade.

This is a bit absurd.

But reality is just like this.

The nobility achieved a double restriction by limiting both elemental jade and enchanters — one could say enchantment is completely in the nobles' hands.

Zhao Chi… in school only learned the theoretical knowledge of enchantment, but never practiced it.

Because he wasn't permitted to.

So he doesn't know how.

But it doesn't matter.

Not knowing how to enchant, he can use scrolls — it's the same.

Yao Feng was quite thoughtful, giving Zhao Chi elemental jade and enchantment scrolls at a one-to-one ratio.

After that, he could enchant.

Besides enchantment-related materials, medicines were another item restricted by the nobility.

However, the nobility didn't completely lock it down — they only restricted "high-end Improved and Super-Improved" medicines; mid- and low-end ones could still circulate among the common folk.

But the various great families and major powers followed suit, playing the same restriction game as the nobility, locking down the mid- and low-end "Improved and Super-Improved medicines."

After all, it's too profitable.

Ordinary lords and commoners could produce ordinary medicines, but not Improved or Super-Improved ones.

This could also be considered an unspoken rule tacitly agreed upon by the various families and powers.

Everyone makes money off this.