The Witch of the Roll Never Gives Up

Moran shared with the little witches the tips on how to quickly learn wood shaping and metal shaping without reservation.

The little witches also valued her advice and went directly to the academy castle to copy down the two magic books recommended by Moran.

After all, now outside of class, there is not much time to do their own things.

Moran has finished learning the four elements of magic, and they have not yet studied the one magic they are going to learn in depth.

So they are the same, they want to finish the course quickly and save more vacation time to learn the magic they want to learn.

Moran added fuel to the alchemy class for the little witches, but she went to the magic training ground and started today's magic practice.

After half of her magic power was consumed, she returned to the dormitory.

From tomorrow, except for a little time every Friday afternoon to attend the magic Q\u0026A class and find Ms. Amisha to answer her confusion in this week's study, all other time can be arranged by herself.

Moran allocated the extra time in the afternoon to alchemy magic, potion magic, space magic and plant magic.

She planned to advance the progress of these magics while learning elemental magic.

And she would not learn one after another, but all four at the same time.

She has now finished reading all the books about alchemy.

Not only those in the second-grade library, but also the picture book "Witch Alchemy Collection" on the sixth floor of the library.

It is all the books about alchemy collected in the library.

It can be said that at this moment, her knowledge of alchemy has surpassed many alchemy witches.

Next, after summarizing the knowledge of 108 single runes in her mind, she can start to refine magic items according to the alchemy drawings and improve her alchemy magic ability step by step.

For Moran, the refining of each magic item is an opportunity to enrich the card pool.

She only needs to refine it once to mass produce it.

However, the pricing of such cards needs to be considered.

No, it should be all cards related to magic and magic items, and the pricing needs to be reconsidered.

The card book is very powerful. As long as there is knowledge and energy reserves, any card can be made.

It’s okay for Moran to use the card book to earn magic power. She can’t control other things, but she feels that she should at least not let the cards affect the witches’ magic inheritance and living space.

The card book is the embodiment of her talent, because she exists.

If witches rely too much on the card book and let the cards completely occupy the magic item market, if one day she is gone and the card book is gone, what should witches do?

Although buying cards requires magic power, and magic training helps to increase magic power, even if cards occupy the market, witches will not abandon magic.

However, if the cards that can replace potions and magic items have too much impact on the alchemy and alchemical markets, it may lead to the decline of alchemical magic and alchemy magic.

This is what Moran doesn’t want to see.

This is different from magic cards.

Although the functions of magic cards overlap with the magic of witches to a certain extent.

But what she sells now are disposable magic cards, which are much more expensive than the consumption of witches' own spells.

The card positioning is for those contractors who are not talented in a certain type of magic and need such cards, as well as contractors who save magic cards to save their lives at critical moments.

Such magic cards can only exist as a supplement, cannot replace magic, and will not affect the motivation of witches to learn magic.

Moran thought about it, and only by understanding the original value can a suitable price be made.

Although her current alchemy and alchemy abilities are not very good, and there are not many things she can make, she has to understand it in advance, so that she can know how to make this card later!

Unfortunately, she has never seen similar books in the library, nor such picture books.

Then she had to ask for help from Ms. Amisha:

"Dean! Does the academy have any books about the market prices of magic materials and finished products in Valen and the witch tribe?"

"Yes. The latest edition of "Magic Prices", a recommended reading list for fourth and fifth graders."

"Can I copy it down in advance and take a look to understand the pricing of magic items? Try not to have too much conflict between the cards and the business of alchemy witches and potion witches." Moran said.

Amisha was a little surprised that she thought of this, and directly signed a library pass for her.

The next morning, Moran went to the library and copied down all the books.

This book was written fifty years ago, recording the prices of various magic materials and magic items in the main areas of Valen. It not only has the specialties of the witch tribe, but also the specialties of other races.

It is considered to be a perfect match for her requirements.

She first took a rough look at the prices of low-level alchemical products and potions in the witch tribe, and the prices of raw materials.

Probably because witches can learn a little bit of magic in basically all departments, and there is also free knowledge inheritance. It just depends on whether they want to learn and are willing to learn.

Therefore, the profits of this kind of low-level magic items are not high in the witch tribe. Those with some special features are basically sold outside the wilderness to other races. They can still make a little money because of the small number of witches and low production.

"If I make this kind of magic item into a card and implement mass production, won't this kind of magic item be completely unsalable?" Moran frowned.

This is definitely not possible.

All alchemy witches and potion witches’ magic is also upgraded from the apprentice level, and they also made low-level magic items at the beginning.

If such items cannot be sold, where can they make money to continue to improve magic?

Although it is to benefit oneself first and then others, Moran does not have to rely on selling these low-level magic item cards to earn magic.

After studying "Magic Prices" for a whole morning, Moran finally decided to give up the idea of ​​directly feeding the magic items made by herself according to the alchemy drawings to the card book and mass-producing magic item cards for sale.

"It seems that I can only design magic item cards that are more convenient and easier to use than ordinary alchemy and alchemy products to sell." Moran sighed.

Of course, she can't sell such magic item cards at only five times the cost price, but at the market price.

If she doesn't make ordinary magic items into cards, she still has to learn alchemy and alchemy honestly, and practice alchemy drawings and alchemy formulas one by one.

With the improvement of her alchemy and medicine making abilities, her card book can make alchemy products and potions more powerful!

This way, she can make magic item cards that are different from ordinary magic items and more precious.

As for space magic and plant magic, it is also extremely important that Moran can include them in this year's study plan along with alchemy and medicine magic.