After reading the contracts, team leader Celt sent Locke a message: "Both contracts are quite good. Whether it's a buyout contract or a revenue-sharing contract, they're both perfectly normal."
"Then we can sign."
Only after getting the opinion of the local wizards of Cloud Marsh Wetland did Locke dare sign the revenue-sharing contract with Wizard Terrence.
The contracts between both parties were finalized.
These contracts still cost thirty thousand Magic Stones each. They had been made by a contract wizard and were contracts watched over by the Eye of Truth.
Wizard Terrence said with a smile, "Then, I look forward to our cooperation. This is the address of one of Arthas's industrial parks. If you need to, you can go there to complete the subsequent mass production of the Nine-Headed Snake."
"Once it's complete, you only need to provide us with the seeds of the Nine-Headed Snake."
Terrence took fifty Magic Crystal Cards out of his Astral Ring and handed them to Locke.
These seeds had naturally been enchanted. Once they matured, the Magic Plants would lose their ability to reproduce.
After all, he and Arthas had not signed a permanent buyout contract.
Wizard Terrence rose to his feet. Locke bowed to him, then watched him leave Witch's Kitchen.
I just took on another lateral project and directly obtained fifty Magic Crystal Cards.
As for how much he could earn each month over the next two years, that would depend on how his subsequent projects operated.
When Gregor saw Locke stand up, he quickly made way for him. He had been utterly confused while listening to Locke chat with Wizard Terrence earlier.
After all, things like the Shop Alliance, the two methods of trade, and High-Ring Wizards were all far, far beyond the world of a Wizard Apprentice.
The world