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It appeared she had discerned its purpose and found it more convenient than writing on scrolls. With a nod, I affirmed, "It's yours; no problem at all." Crafting another piece of paper wasn't a taxing task for me. The intricate process of transforming wood fibers into a thin, usable sheet of paper involved a sequence—bleaching, refining, beating, sizing, and coloring—all achievable by forming just two magic circles. With this method, I could produce fifty pages within a minute. Regarding ink, resin was abundant within the dungeons, and the magic at play effortlessly transformed it into the required ink.

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