I have a few friends who are very successful business owners. They’ve all told me that the quickest way to become successful is to get rich with Iris. I think they’re right. I have a couple of friends who have done it.
Iris is a time-locked spell, and the only way to get it is to use your time-looping spell on people. You can do this through the "Iris" spell, but also through some other spells that you can cast. As I explained earlier, you can also do this using a spell that you learned as a kid. The one that I'm most fond of is the "Run Fast with Iris.
Iris is a time-locked spell, and it's based on the time-looping spell of the same name.
You can use your time-looping spell to buy or sell something, but you can only perform this spell using your time-looping spell. That way you have a limited amount of time to perform the spell, and you can still perform other spells.
When you cast a time-looping spell, you can do the following: Turn the object you're trying to buy or sell into a time-locked object. If you turn it into a time-lock first, it becomes a time-locked object. You can then use your time-looping spell. If you turn it into an object that has the same owner as of the spell, the spell will work normally.
The quick way to make money is to buy or sell into time-locked objects. The way to make money with time-looping spells is to turn the object into a time-locked object first, then use your time-looping spell.
There are a number of ways to make money with time-locking spells.
The more expensive of these is the “time-lock” spell. It costs 10,000 GP to cast the time-lock spell and can be used to buy or sell into time-locked objects. This spell is very good at finding deals because it prevents you from buying or selling into the same time-locked object twice.
Time-locking spells also seem to be good at generating interest. That's not to say that they can get you rich, but it's at least as difficult as buying or selling into the same time-locked object. But the time-lock spell can get people to spend money on it by making them think they're taking a risk in buying into it, so it's not all that uncommon.
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