Multiworld Merchants

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"Then, how much do you usually charge to sell magic items like this?" ask Adam. He hopes the profit he can get from the sale of watches that have been modified is quite large.

"I think you can still sell this watch for five to six thousand gold Kyra Mr. Adam."

"That much?"

One thousand gold Kyra alone is equivalent to one point nine billion. If he gains more than two thousand Kyra gold, then the profit he gets can reach five billion rupiah. This is no longer the profit from selling dozens of watches, but one watch.

"The general price of magic objects is indeed that big, Mr. Adam. The fans never receded either" Jason explained.

"so apparently. Then, did you take that long to make just one rune?" ask Adam. At least, Marco spent an hour to make this one rune. Adam didn't expect this to bother him.

"Yes, Sir. The process of giving out runes did take a while. This was the fastest time one could reach to make a rune. If people who are just learning to do this, then they need two to three hours to make one rune" explained Marco.

"That long?" adam did not believe.

"Indeed that long, Mr. Adam. What Young Master Marco said was indeed true. This was the fastest process one could do to create a rune. The process is quite complicated and takes a lot of time" explains Jason.

"Do all these things have to be done by one person? I mean, can't you divide the production process into parts and let some people do it?" ask Adam.

"What do you mean, Mr Adam? I don't understand,"

"Smell this liquid for example. Can't one person just do this part? Then, the others would add a rune on the watch, while the other runes were worked on by the others? Then, for the solution, you can leave it to someone else" explained Adam.

Marco fell silent after hearing Adam's explanation. The man seemed to frown several times, apparently considering this proposal that Adam gave.

"I'm not sure if it's efficient. But, in theory, it can be done" Marco said at the end.

"In that case, can we try it now? Take it easy, I will pay for all the materials you spent to give runes to my watch, ", explained Adan.

"alright. Waita minute. I'll call the others" said Marco.

Marco also approached his other colleagues who were still busy with their work. Apparently, Marco explained to them the proposal that Adam had given.

"Sir Adam, are you sure you're going to do this?" jason asked, hesitating about Adam's suggestion.

"I'm very sure. Why do you seem to doubt that?" ask Adam.

"It's quite risky, Mr. Adam. It could be, they could not produce a single rune if following this advice of yours, Mr. Adam. If that happens, then you will bear all the losses that will arise due to the failure of this production," explained Jason.

"I know that, Jason. Marco himself has said that in theory, this can be done, right? Even so, there is still a risk of failure. However, I would never have progressed if I didn't dare to take the risk. Everything has its risks, Jason."

Adam had over a hundred and fifty thousand Kyra gold in his space ring. That money he could use to conduct this rune-making experiment. The risk is huge. However, the benefits that Adam might get are also no less great.

If this experiment was successful, then the time required to produce the runes became shorter. In fact, there is a possibility that production costs will also be cut. If that happened, the profit Adam could get was much greater than this.

"Mr Adam, I've explained everything to my cousins and friends. I have also divided the parts that they need to work on. Now, we're very ready to make those runes on your watch" Marco said.

"All right."

Adam immediately took out fifty watches from his space ring. Jason himself was quite surprised by the number of these watches. Didn't the Vredeburg auction house buy all of Adam's belongings? Then why does he still have this many watches?

"Just do all these watches. I believe in your pepper" said Adam.

"We will try our best" Marco said.

"Master Adam!" Jason had not yet finished his speech, Adam had already reached for his hand, asking his guard to be silent.

"I know what you want to say, Jason. You must be wondering why I still have this many watches while the Vredeburg auction house orders quite a lot of watches right? You're also confused why I didn't sell all this to them, right?"

"Yes, Mr. Adam. Why are you doing this?" ask Jason.

"This I did to keep Jason's price. Despite the large number of goods on the market, it makes customers think this is a very easy item to produce. They will also think that these watches can be sold at even cheaper prices."

"With me limiting the number of watches I sell to them, then they will think that these watches are difficult to produce. So, they will understand if I set a price that is even more expensive" explained Adam.

Jason immediately scratched his head that was not itching. The man was quite dizzy thinking about Adam's explanation on this one.

"I don't understand, Mr. Adam. My brain gets hot if I use it to think about things like that" Jason said.

"The bottom line is, with me doing this, I can get a bigger profit" Adam said in the end.

"Ah it seems like that, Mr. Adam. You're pretty good at thinking that far. Not only that, you're also very good at chanting matra. Of all the mages I know, your pronunciation is the most perfect" Jason explained.

"Of course it's perfect. I have been practicing English since childhood. This has become my second language, no longer a language that is only used to cast spells as you do" Adam murmured in his heart.

"Are you able to teach me some new spells, Mr Adam? I haven't had any progress in studying magic. I need new spells to get stronger" Jason explained.

"That's the easy thing. However, right now I want to focus on seeing the progress of the work of these Rune Masters, Jason. Once I've overseen their work, I'll teach you some new spells" Adam promised.