Wizard: Starting with Synthetic Gems
Chapter 153

Multifunctional Magic Plant Platform

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A month later.

In the second medium-sized plantation, Locke had opened up ten mu of Magic Fields for cultivating Emerald Iris Lichen.

The ten mu of Magic Fields before Locke were lush and verdant. Emerald Lichen was originally an exceptionally beautiful magic plant; every tiny leaf-like strand was as lovely as a gemstone.

The Iris Lichen Locke cultivated was even coated with a rainbow-like film over the surfaces of its leaf-like parts.

This field of Emerald Iris Lichen looked as though it had been planted with gemstones, with a rainbow glow reflected above the emerald gems.

Beside the ten mu of Magic Fields, five Minotaur noble slaves were watering the Emerald Iris Lichen with nutrient solution under Locke's command.

Watching the scene, Locke said, "The first batch of Emerald Iris Lichen is about to be produced. Its cultivation cost is actually a little lower than that of Crystal Palmfire Lotus."

Aside from the fixed 200 Magic Stones for the Advanced Breeder's Three-Piece Set, Emerald Iris Lichen only required five tons of Shadow Reagent for 100 Magic Stones and one jin of beast bones for 50 Magic Stones.

Because Emerald Iris Lichen was actually a fungal magic plant, rotten beast bones had to be converted to produce special nutrients.

Lilith's Cottage Academy had a Blood Roar Colosseum, where wizards specializing in Beast Taming Magic studied together. A large number of Magic Creature corpses were produced there every day, so they were cheap and easy to purchase.

Shadow Reagent was an extremely simple product of Potions, so simple that Third-Class Wizard Apprentices could mass-produce it after receiving some training.

Aside from specialized Potion Laboratories dedicated to this low-end industry, no other Potion Laboratories, including Locke's, could be bothered to make it.

It was simply too cheap. There were no technical barriers or

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