There was a food box outside the door, indicating that Lin Dai had already arrived.
After entering the house and finishing lunch, Mi August went to the library without stopping to hand over the credit tasks copied yesterday to the steward.
This time she went to the mission area to pick up books, and specially selected a few travel notes and herbal medicine summaries related to alchemy.
The collection of Herborist that had to be purchased with spirit crystals on the spirit ship can also be used as a credit task in the library at the outer gate of Du’e Academy.
When Ding Wei saw the book in her hand, his eyebrows suddenly rose up, as if he said casually, “Everything requires concentration.”
Mi August should be.
Ding Wei took away her disciple order and went through the formalities, and when he returned it to her, he said: “When you are new to spiritual practice, it’s okay if you want to try it from all walks of life, but once you make a decision, don’t waste energy on unnecessary things.”
“Disciple understands.” Mi August said.
Ding Wei thought she really understood and nodded with satisfaction.
Then Mi August, who took the book, turned around and went to Shengsheng Pavilion to continue working on the herbal medicine.
This lasted another afternoon, and the working room was quiet and free from external disturbances.
As night fell, Mi August came out to exchange credits from Liu Tian.
Liu Tian said: “If junior sister is in trouble with her homework, she can try to go to the General Affairs Pavilion to use her studies to distribute tasks.”
Even if she didn’t tell her about this method, Mi August would have guessed that some of the academic tasks she saw in the general affairs copy were posted by students and knew that there was this way to do their homework.
When Mi August saw these tasks, his first thought was not to send tasks but to take them.
“Senior Sister, can the medicinal materials in Shengsheng Pavilion be purchased with credits? How does it compare with the prices outside the hospital?”
Hearing this, Liu Tian became more certain that Mi August wanted to become an alchemist, and responded: “Yes, compared to the prices outside, it is more affordable to use credits to buy herbal medicines in the hospital, and you can also pay for practicing the alchemy.” Exchange credits for the academy, but the price of recovered elixirs in the academy is still lower than outside. If junior sister wants to earn more spiritual crystals, she can sell them outside.”
Mi August asked: “The academy does not restrict disciples from using their credits to buy medicinal materials, but it sells the elixirs outside?”
Liu Tian said: “There is no restriction. Moreover, the academy also has its own industry channels outside. If the alchemy disciples who can practice elixir do not want to exchange credits, they can also exchange for spiritual crystals, but the price will still be slightly lower than outside.”
Mi August understood, and then bought herbs from Liu Tian.
The credits earned from just completing the task were spent back in the blink of an eye.
Liu Tian looked at her with more and more strange eyes. He went to get the medicinal materials and gave them to Mi August and said, “Junior sister works vigorously and resolutely.”
This description doesn’t seem very appropriate, but Liu Tian can’t think of any other nice way to describe it. I didn’t tell him that Mi August was so ambitious, and wasting credits was already saving face for the other party.
Mi August understood what she meant and just said: “Practice your hands.”