Partnering with the Sea Queen Throne and Developing a Core-Function Spirit Macro from Chicken Gizzard Lining!

After a brief pause, Locke thought of two more complicated questions: how much were his shares in Gungnir worth, and how much should the Sea Queen Throne pay for a 33% stake? A Shop Alliance with shareholders also needed a charter to define their rights.

Once those rights were written into the charter, Locke could not simply disregard them, even if he held 67% of the shares and became the largest shareholder with absolute control. They needed to draw it up carefully.

Locke laid out both concerns to the Sea Queen Throne.

The Sun-Ring director, meanwhile, was speechless. He stayed silent while Locke spoke with the Sea Queen Throne, not daring to interrupt. He had assumed Locke would be overjoyed to accept her investment.

In truth, when a wizard mentor took a stake in a student's Shop Alliance, many did not even pay for it. Their students covered the shortfall themselves.

After all, it was often a prominent figure lending their name and support to a student's Shop Alliance.

Yet Locke actually asked the Sea Queen Throne for money. He even wanted to discuss the charter in detail and carefully check each party's rights and obligations.

The director was utterly lost for words.

He simply stood aside and watched Locke bargain with the Sea Queen Throne. A question rose in his mind.

Was the Sea Queen Throne really such an accommodating Throne Wizard? She was the best Potions mentor anyone could ask for.

The Sun-Ring director silently mourned his inability to study under her. As he watched Locke bargain with a Throne Wizard, he burned with envy.

The Sea Queen Throne's voice came from the Lingzhi Magic Plant. "Kid, how much can a Shop Alliance with nothing to its name be worth?"

"Surely you don't think the shares of a