Chapter 115: The Training Gym (Part 1)

"All right. Now write the letter A in both forms." Nathalia asked Luke.

The half-wolf nodded. He then firmly took the quill, dipped it in the black ink, and gently touched the paper with it. He had to control his strength well because besides the writing quill being a fragile object, the ink could get thick and that would make the handwriting illegible. 

Carefully, he repeated the letter A a few times on the thick sheet. Luke found this strangely pleasurable. 

In his life, there were very few times when he had the chance to touch a writing quill, because in addition to ink always being something very expensive, parchment sheets are also expensive because even with the rampant advance of the economy, the market for this is still not so large.

A sheet of parchment usually costs two silver coins, and with that same amount, anyone can buy a bag of apples at the fair.