Genshin Impact: I have a talisman shop

"Oh! This is great! My precious book is finally saved!" Yu Beier's cheers attracted many passers-by to look at him sideways, and they all looked at him as if he were a fool.

Fu Chu shrugged helplessly and reminded: "Calm down, don't be too exaggerated, you'll scare the children."

"Oh, yes, we have to stay calm. We can't let the bastards who destroyed the books find out that these books have been repaired so easily." Yu Beier said as he retreated stealthily into the stall, preparing to pick out the other books that were graffitied.

"You... forget it." Fu Chu was speechless for a moment, and finally decided that some things were better to just keep to oneself and not to speak them out loud.

After a while, Yu Beier used the talisman given by Fu Chu to clear the graffiti on the other books.

Yu Beier looked at the brand new book with a face full of happiness.

Then he put the books away and ran to Fu Chu's stall.

"Mr. Fu Chu, I want to talk to you about taking extra precautions. No, I want to ask you how to find the bastard who destroyed the book."

"This is not difficult. Just a talisman will do."

After saying that, Fu Chu picked up the brush and started to draw. Yu Beier felt a flash before his eyes, and a newly made talisman appeared on the table in front of them.

"Mr. Fu Chu, you moved too fast. I didn't even see you clearly before you finished drawing this... This is called a talisman, right?"

"That's right. Take this talisman and stick it on the bookshelf. If someone smears the books, it will sound an alarm and help you catch them in the act."

"We were able to catch him in the act. This way we don't even have to look for evidence. Thank you so much, Mr. Fu Chu."

Yu Beier was extremely excited. He had never expected that the problem that had been bothering him could be solved in this way. He immediately reached out to take the talisman on the table.

But when he grabbed the talisman, he found that the thin paper seemed to weigh a thousand pounds and he couldn't lift it at all.

Fu Chu coughed lightly and reminded: "Mr. Yu Beier, the circulation of everything in this world cannot be achieved without a word, exchange. You know what I mean, right?"

Only a fool would not understand such a straightforward hint. Obviously, Yu Beier is not a fool.

"Oh, oh, haha, sorry, Mr. Fu Chu." Yu Beier laughed awkwardly, then said, "I see that Mr. Fu Chu likes to read novels, so how about I exchange a novel with you?"

It must be said that Yu Beier's idea was a good one.

After all, there was no clear price tag on Fu Chu's stall. If he asked out loud how much Mora this talisman cost, he would inevitably give himself the illusion that he might be ripped off.

Moreover, Fu Chu also mentioned exchange. Although using Mora is also a kind of exchange, when people mention this word, they always subconsciously think that it means barter, and exclude the exchange of money and goods.

Fu Chu thought about this proposal for a while and nodded, "Thank you for your patronage, but only this time."

"Thank you." Yu Beier thanked him and at the same time found that the talisman on the table became lighter.

However, as he had agreed to exchange the talisman for the book, he did not rush to take the talisman this time. Instead, he went back to the newsstand first and took out three hardcover books.

"Mr. Fu Chu, I give you these three volumes of The Decline and Fall of Lemuria. Although according to rumors, this is actually a historical masterpiece about the ancient Lemurian civilization written by the famous scholar Putney in the early years of the founding of Fontaine, most people now regard it as just a fantasy novel."

"It's interesting that a historical masterpiece is treated as a fantasy novel...Okay, that's it."

With Fu Chu's agreement, the exchange between him and Yu Beier was completed.

After getting the talisman, Yu Beier couldn't wait to go back to the newsstand to stick the talisman on, and Fu Chu also opened the first volume of "The Decline and Fall of Lemuria" with some interest.

The first volume of this history book mainly tells the history of ancient Fontaine, and the process of King Remus coming to ancient Fontaine on the Fatuna, educating the people, and leading the Invincible Fleet to unify the Fontaine Islands.

The last paragraph also mentions a prophecy: [The most prosperous empire will also usher in the most thorough destruction, and this is Fatuna.]

This prophecy has already come true. Today, there seems to be no trace of the Kingdom of Lemuria left on the map of Fontaine.

After reading for a while, Fu Chu finally understood why some people regarded "The Decline and Fall of Lemuria" as a fantasy novel.

After all, the continent of Teyvat hides many unknown secrets. The first volume mentions that the throne of Gul rose and fell. The Gul here undoubtedly refers to the city of Gul buried under the yellow sand.

The information about the city of Gur had been kept strictly secret by the Tanit tribe. If Fu Chu had not known that there was such a place, he would have thought it was a made-up place name in the book at first glance.

However, the presence of the word Gul in the book does prove the authenticity of the content, although not much.

After reading the first volume, Fu Chu paused on this passage: [Ancient writers all said that prosperity and decline come and go, and nothing is permanent.]

"History has proven this, nothing is eternal. The time is almost up, let's look at the rest later." Fu Chu muttered to himself, and then threw the three volumes of "The Decline and Fall of Lemuria" into the cave.

In addition to the books, Fu Chu also put away the talismans on the table. He was not in a hurry to put away the teapot, but poured out two cups of tea.

A moment later, a furtive figure appeared on the street corner.

The man looked around and made sure there was no problem before coming to Fu Chu's stall.

"Hey, Fu Chu, I wish you a great opening. Although it's a little late for me to come now, it's not my fault. It's you who didn't even release any news about your opening." The young man congratulated him as soon as he came over, but when he saw the empty cup of tea on the table, he actually took a half step back.

"......" Fu Chu was silent for a moment, then said: "Don't worry, drink it. This is the Songluo Xianya I bought in Yilongbu. It's not brewed with Qingxin, so it's not bitter."

When the young master heard this, he did not believe it immediately, but asked, "Really?"

"Forget it if you don't want to drink it." Fu Chu said as he was about to take the teacup away.

But the young master immediately interrupted her and said, "No, no, no, I won't ask anymore. I just had a fight with a debt collector and I'm thirsty now."

As he spoke, the young man had already reached out to grab the teacup and gulped down all the tea in one gulp.

"It's a waste to drink like that." Fu Chu withdrew his hand, the disgust in his tone almost overflowing.

The young master didn't care about it and said with a smile: "If Mr. Zhongli was here, he would be able to say something. I don't know how to taste tea, so it's fine as long as it can quench my thirst. Fu Chu, please spare me."