For now, let's slowly accumulate materials and use up our annual quota first, and then refine them together later. We don't plan to refine them first for the time being.

The cost is too high, and the talisman is too powerful, so it cannot be directly put on the market. Therefore, the demand is not strong.

It is better to refine the Lingxiao Secret Talisman after you have mastered it and improved your skills.

"Let's use the Frost Talisman first; the Heavenly Frost Talisman is useless now..."

Lin Xiuyuan took out a small table from his Qiankun bag, pulled over a futon, sat cross-legged on it, took out the Youxue Talisman Brush and talisman materials one by one, placed them on it, and began to grind cinnabar, beast blood, and some spiritual items to make the mixture.

The materials must be checked one by one and infused with spiritual energy.

The overall process of making these Lingxiao Secret Talismans is not much different from that of low-grade talismans; the only difference is that the materials are more expensive and of higher quality.

Consequently, the difficulty naturally increases exponentially.

The change over time is not significant.

Currently, I'm not very proficient at it, and like other cultivators, I can only refine about two per month.

To return to the state of producing five or six copies a month, we need to wait until the purple light of the various spiritual talismans accumulates.

A mid-grade spirit talisman for beginners costs about two thousand spirit stones per set, and is generally priced at seven or eight thousand low-grade spirit stones.

For example, the Lingxiao Secret Talisman is of relatively high quality and can be obtained for around ten thousand low-grade spirit stones.

Among them, the Splitting Light Talisman and the Frost Talisman are quite powerful. Even in a spiritual master kingdom like Da Yue, their strength still ranks among the top of all mid-grade talismans, and their prices are basically over 10,000, approaching 15,000.

After nearly a day, Lin Xiuyuan finally prepared all the materials and began making the talisman.

The talisman brush continued to fall, and the friction against the paper produced a soft rustling sound, like fallen leaves gently brushing the ground, bringing a unique and beautiful auditory experience.

Like flowing water, unhurried and gentle, crimson lines slowly outline one intricate pattern after another on the yellow spatial talisman, densely covering the entire talisman.