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Chapter 99, Question 047: Where did this witchcraft tool come from?

Among Rosie's clients, the most powerful and aggressive buyers of gems are undoubtedly the pure-blooded apprentices from various families. They will never choose the ordinary if they can achieve the excellent, and they will never choose the +8 if they can reach +9. Getting their whole body to glow is a basic requirement.

With their spending here, Rosie's works naturally came into the view of their fathers' various wizarding families.

The Best family, the alchemy laboratory.

Early in the morning, as soon as the wizard Landnor arrived at the alchemy room, he saw two uniquely shaped wands on his desk, one of which was emitting light that forced him to squint, as he was nearsighted.

He asked, "Whose stuff is this?"

"Mine!" A voice came from the materials room; it was Hephaestus, a wizard from the same department.

Hephaestus emerged from the materials room, placed the two giant hearts on a nearby table, and removed his gloves and bird-beak mask, saying, "Landnor, what do you think of these two magical artifacts?"

Landno poured himself a glass of morning dew and looked at each of the glasses.

With his discerning eye, he could immediately tell that these were two apprentice-level magical artifacts, each enchanted with several amplification spells such as mental power amplification and physical strength amplification, and also solidified with several apprentice-level spells such as elemental impact. There was nothing particularly special about them.

What Landor found slightly puzzling was that the non-glowing wand was sealed with layers of seals, rendering its enchantments almost nonexistent. The wand's creation, in turn, sealed its own abilities. This inexplicable operation left Landor somewhat bewildered.

If you don't understand, you don't understand. Anyway, there's not much to study about apprentice-level wizarding tools.

Landnor put down his wand and casually replied, "Just two apprentice-level magical artifacts. Who made them?"

Hephaestus asked, "What do you think of an apprentice from the Elemental Castle?"

Landno sipped his morning dew and casually remarked, "It's alright. It's really not easy for an apprentice to reach this level. The structure and runes are complete, and the magic rune circuits are textbook examples. Only an apprentice would do something so meticulous."

He smiled.

Judging solely from the wand itself, this wand is indeed impeccable. The apprentice's basic skills are quite solid, much better than what he could make. After all, as a mature alchemist, being lazy is a basic skill. Who would bother with such details if it's not for their own use? Good enough is good enough, and they would never add an extra rune if it could be omitted.

Hephaestus said, "My son bought it. Guess how many magic stones he spent?"

Landnor asked, "How much?"

Hephaestus pointed to the wand that wasn't glowing and said, "This one cost three hundred."

What a conscientious person! No wonder he's an apprentice!

Making it so meticulously and using such high-quality materials, yet only selling it for 300 magic stones, Landnor felt that there was probably no more conscientious price in the world, and only these inexperienced apprentices could sell it so cheaply.

If he comes, he should sell it for at least 500, otherwise he won't make any profit.

Just as Landno was thinking this, Hephaestus pointed to the glowing magical artifact next to him and said, "This one cost 8000."

Landno was taken aback, almost thinking he had misheard: "How much?"

Hephaestus said, "Eight thousand, eight thousand magic stones!"

Landor sprayed a mouthful of morning dew all over Hephaestus's face, looking at Hephaestus with a very surprised look. He really wanted to ask, "Is your son mentally challenged? You bought this piece of junk for eight thousand magic stones?"

"I know what you're thinking."

Hephis took the initiative to continue the conversation: "It's not just my son who bought it, the Tru family's kid also bought one, and he spent even more, a full 1. And the Jason family and the Jon family too, this thing is the most popular in Element Castle right now."

Landnor, who had spent his life making witchcraft tools, felt that his brain was not working properly. He picked up his glasses, put them on, and carefully examined the two wands from head to toe. After this examination, he felt even more that his brain was not working properly.

Why? Why can this piece of junk sell for thousands or even tens of thousands of magic stones? That price is enough to buy a wizard-grade magical artifact!

It can't be just because this thing glows, right?

He asked, bewildered, "Have all the apprentices in the Elemental Castle gone mad?"

"In some ways, yes." Hephaestus chuckled wryly, then told Landnor about the wand-buying mechanism he had learned from his son.

The latter was speechless after hearing this: "What the heck? Isn't this pure fraud?"

I never knew witchcraft items could be sold like this. They take two items that originally had the same function, reduce one of them layer by layer, and then raise the price of the other. It's absolutely outrageous.

He asked, "Who came up with this brilliant idea? I'm having trouble finding material for tomorrow's elders' meeting, so I'll just use it to report on it."

Hephaestus explained, "An apprentice named Roshi Herat."

"Rosie."

Landno pondered for a moment, then asked疑惑地问道, "Why does that sound familiar? Where have I heard it before?"

Hephis explained, "He was on the Magic Mirror, and one of the main characters at the previous commendation ceremony, who fought alongside Karen to successfully bring the apprentice back from the black wizard's clutches."

Landno suddenly realized, "Oh, it was him!"

Recently, the league's higher-ups have been using these apprentices as examples quite often, subtly mocking their wizards, saying, "Even the apprentices have more courage than them!" After hearing it so many times, their names naturally stuck in their minds.

He picked up his wand and said, "This is truly a talent. Why didn't the family consider recruiting him?"

Elemental Castle, Rosie's workshop.

After the witchcraft tools started selling, Rosie rented an operating room in the castle and assembled a temporary team, bringing in Allen, Eileen, Horn who dueled with Allen, the dwarf Locke, and Locke's wife and daughter, paying them between several hundred and several thousand magic stones.

He can't possibly finish all that work by himself, and some necessary operating expenses can't be cut back on no matter what.

At this moment, Rosie and his team are busy working in the workshop.

The sale of witchcraft tools is nearing its end. After these dozen or so witchcraft tools are delivered, he doesn't plan to forge any new ones. At most, he'll sell blessing gems for a while longer, and he'll adjust the success rate of the gems to help apprentices who bought his witchcraft tools reach +9 as quickly as possible.

His product doesn't involve much technology; at most, it has some unique features in terms of appearance. However, there's no concept of intellectual property rights for appearance here, so it's not difficult for others to copy his design.

These days everyone knows he's made a fortune, and some envious apprentices are starting to figure out how to replicate it. In the past two days, he's noticed that some apprentices have begun to make one-to-one replicas of his legendary set. In the future, more and more people will do this, and it's only a matter of time before it becomes commonplace.

Unfortunately, there were few rules governing the internal transactions among the apprentices, and he didn't have a powerful family behind him to help regulate the market.

But it didn't matter anyway, since he only intended to make a quick buck. In the past two months, he had earned more than 200,000 magic stones. Even after deducting the share given to Allen and the others, he still had more than 100,000 in hand, which far exceeded his expectations.

"Rosie! Someone's looking for you outside." Just then, Horn ran in: "It's the Vino family."

The Vino family is one of the most prominent wizarding families in the South Coast Wizarding Domain. They are renowned for making wizarding tools and hold a significant share of the market. Their wizarding tools can be found in wizarding markets everywhere.

After a pause, Horn added, somewhat oddly, "There seems to be a Faran as well."

The attempt to enter the Three Rivers market failed; it's ready to be released.

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(End of this chapter)