At Witch Milady's request, Locke was stunned for a moment, then quickly understood that this was caused by the difference in perspective between a Third-Ring Wizard and a First-Ring Wizard.
For a First-Ring Wizard, the most important thing was making money. For a Third-Ring Wizard, the most important thing was still making money, but beyond that, there was also the development of their field.
The strength of a small field's discipline could directly affect whether they were evaluated as a Throne Wizard and whether they could become a Fourth-Ring Wizard.
Some weak minor disciplines could achieve no more than the Sun-Ring Level at their peak, and thus could not help a Third-Ring Wizard become a Throne Wizard at all.
Therefore, when a Third-Ring Wizard developed some new technology or new substance, they generally had to take into account making money, gaining fame, and their overall contribution to the development of their discipline.
But for Locke himself, making money still came first.
Although the No. 2 Overlord Element could not completely overturn the market for the No. 1 Tyrant Element, the No. 1 Tyrant Element had the advantages of its special combined Magic Plant varieties, its wealth of existing technological chains, and its large number of practitioners.
But the No. 2 Overlord Element could indeed tear off a piece of the fat profits from the Overlordization Cultivation Method.
Therefore, at present, the most important thing for Locke was not selling Overlord Pineapples. That would mean giving a large portion of the profits to other Wizards.
The most important thing was to use the Tyrant Element to develop his own Overlordized Magic Plants and launch a series of Overlord Magic Plant products.
Likewise, he could sell some successfully extracted Tyrant Element, allowing those Wizards to use the No. 2 Overlord Element for