"Then how can you be so good at business?" Lilith said in disbelief: "The apprentice-level witch book and golden pen only need 5 mana magic! How dare you charge 50 mana?" "Senior sister, don't make a mistake! The witch book and golden pen require permanent payment of 5 mana magic, which is equivalent to losing the magic limit. I only need to pay 50 mana magic once, without losing the magic limit, and I can have a character card permanently. Isn't it more cost-effective than witch magic?" Moran has considered it carefully. If it also charges permanent magic like the witch book, she will develop so many cards in the future, who will have so much magic to buy! It is better to charge only one-time magic for a single card, and sell more at a low profit. It can not only solve her magic loss problem, but also leave some room for future witch magic. She even thought of two names for future witch magic. Drawing card magic, specially prepared for gamblers, pay permanent magic to open the card pool with corresponding explosion rate, and pay one-time magic to draw cards. Card book magic is prepared for those who can't afford to gamble and just want to be honest and have a guaranteed bottom line. Pay permanent magic to open the card book of the corresponding level, and then spend one-time magic to buy the desired card. In short, she will never lose money.
Lilith took another look and still felt that it was expensive. The main reason was that her magic was really stretched. She ran out of it after just studying the bloodthirsty needle, so she had to bargain for this price: "You just said that you only need 10 mana magic to make a {character card}. Double it and you will make a lot of money. Five times is too much! For the sake of senior sister, can you give it a discount?" "Senior sister! I have already given you a discount!" Moran took out another contract: "Look, I give this price to others!" "What? In the future, when you upgrade the card, you have to pay you 50% of the one-time magic consumed by the upgrade?" Lilith felt black in front of her eyes. "This is an upgradeable card that can be used all the way to the pinnacle! I'm not like Tracy and the others, who sell witch magic at one level at a time, and just charge a little interest for the upgrade. And you don't need it. Since we are all witches, I won't take the upgrade rebate for these three cards. But don't mention the 10 mana thing again, it will affect my selling of cards!" Moran said with a smile: "Thank you for Lilith's previous teachings. Be close to witches, settle accounts clearly, and trade equally. It can not only make everyone feel relieved, but also solve my urgent needs. It's great!" Lilith: "..." Did she teach like this? This is a bit too good! Just now, he was stupid enough to give away cards, and even made a bold statement to give away little witch cards to all the little witches in the school. How come he has become a profiteer who is more cunning than a goblin? I thought it was a glutinous rice dumpling, but now I know it's a guy with black sesame filling. She suddenly missed her former junior schoolmate Moran. She looked at the other two junior schoolmates who were watching the fun with a smile on their faces and couldn't help saying: "Don't you two bargain? It's so expensive, can you accept it?"
"Of course! It's only 50 manas, and you can make up for it with a few bunches of breadfruit. Moran, if you need mana in the future, you can come to me and we will sign a contract to lend it to you." Vasida said. "I think it's okay too. After all, it's just a one-time consumption of mana, and it will recover in a few days." Sylph also said. Lilith looked at the two of them. One of them had an energy halo that could blind people, and the other had an energy halo that was a little dimmer, but it was still much brighter than hers. No wonder they were so generous! The two junior schoolmates were like this, what else could Lilith say: "Forget it! Forget it this time, but if you sell it so expensive next time, I'll have to think about it!" At least she knew that Moran was not really stupid, and she was more cunning than a goblin after turning a corner. Moran knew that the senior would agree. Although her energy halo was dim, she could definitely come up with 50 mana. Lilith did not forget to remind Vasida and Sylph: "You two, don't bargain for things just because you are rich. No matter how much wealth you have, it can't withstand your squandering! Even if it's the witch market, you are not familiar with the market and don't know how to bargain, so the things you buy will be more expensive than others. When you are out in the wilderness, you are so extravagant that others will only treat you as a sucker and cheat you without negotiation!" "Got it! Senior!" Vasida and Sylph nodded obediently. Moran happily handed the contract to them. He paid 30 mana and gained 150 mana. The mana stock increased from 180 to 330, and he became much richer all of a sudden. "Happy trading! I will be the first to tell you when new cards are released next time!" Moran said with a smile on his face: "By the way, Senior Lilith, please help me promote it among the seniors in the second year!" Lilith raised her chin: "That's another price!" "I'm going to make bread juice tonight. How about sending a big pot to Senior?" Moran said. Originally, she was in urgent need of bread juice, but now with the magic income from selling cards, it's not so urgent. Lilith, who has not yet mastered the use of cooking magic to squeeze juice and can only make it manually, was shamefully tempted, but still disliked a certain profiteer witch and said unhappily: "I know, I know! Let's go! I'm afraid that other little witches have climbed halfway up the mountain, and you are still dawdling at the door!" She lost 50 mana just by taking a look out of curiosity. She was full of resentment at this moment. The remaining mana was not even enough to upgrade this {character card} to the intermediate level. Forget breakfast, drink bread juice and eat breadfruit! When Lilith thought of the taste of breadfruit, she put on a mask of pain. "Goodbye, senior sister!"
It is true that they have been delayed here for too long. The first-year witches have already gone out. Moran took the lead and ran to the academy castle. Vasida and Sylph followed closely behind. "Moran, slow down! We went out early today, and we won't be late even if we are delayed for a while! Don't worry!" Sylph shouted while running after them. "I have to catch up with them and try to sell more {character cards} before class!" Moran turned around and said loudly: "Take your time, I'll wait for you in front!" At this time, Moran seemed to have infinite power, which made Sylph and Vasida feel inferior. They resigned themselves to their fate and slowed down. "Senior Lilith is really something! How could Moran be cheated by outsiders? It's good enough that she doesn't cheat others!" "Yes! Moran has a talent for business!" "She's also a little money-grubber!" "We all have to learn. We have to earn magic power by selling witch magic in the future!" "Yeah!" ...
