"Space Ring!"
Ian's eyes lit up.
The last item was precisely the kind of Alchemy tool he had long wanted but never owned: one that could store things in a separate space.
The space was not large, just one cubic meter.
But it was enough.
After all, a storage ring was mainly for keeping valuable supplies, tools, and spellcasting materials.
"Lord Ed, I'll take these three. How many Magic Stones will they cost?"
Ian told Ed his decision.
Witchcraft Artifacts were wonderful, but if the price was too high, he would have to give up some of them.
Ed glanced at them and said:
"All three you chose are fine pieces. The Echo Staff was originally meant to be a high-grade Witchcraft Artifact, but there wasn't quite enough Echo Crystal.
"The Guardian Robe can withstand one Zero-ring Middle Grade Wizardry attack, and the Space Ring speaks for itself.
"So the Echo Staff costs two hundred Magic Stones, the Guardian Robe three hundred, and the Space Ring five hundred."
A thousand Magic Stones in total. That leaves five hundred.
That expensive!
Ian was a little startled.
Hyde, standing nearby, coughed. "Ed, don't charge the official price for a private sale."
Ed looked at Hyde, then sighed. "Fine, thirty percent off. Seven hundred Magic Stones."
This time, Hyde nodded.
"Thank you, sir. I'll take all three!"
Seeing Hyde's reaction, Ian immediately agreed.
He did not know much about Witchcraft Artifacts, but he understood that this was not a high price for fine mid-grade ones. If anything, it was low.
It was already a generous discount.
If he had come alone, he was certain he would never have gotten that price.
"That leaves eight hundred Magic Stones. I'll have someone fetch them for you."
Ed took down the three Witchcraft Artifacts and handed