"Paper? What's that?"
Priest Lucy had never heard of it and was quite curious.
Amy wasn't entirely sure either, but she offered a rough explanation, "Lord Enzo mentioned it's similar to bamboo slips or slate, useful for conveniently recording information."
Upon hearing this, Priest Lucy's curiosity waned.
In different regions, humans used various tools to record text. Some carved important information onto stone walls or slate, while others cut down bamboo and flattened it into long, narrow strips to use with charcoal for recording. Of course, there were more luxurious methods, such as using animal skins or linen.
In Priest Lucy's understanding, this so-called "paper" might have been an improvement made from linen.
She didn't find it particularly remarkable.
