After returning to his dormitory, Locke calculated his current savings.
He had spent a great deal over the past two months, which was why the rate at which his Magic Pressure increased had accelerated, while his combat power had risen sharply as well.
Moreover, he had a pile of things that could earn money later, all waiting for him to develop them. As long as he developed them well, he could convert them into resources.
"In total, I've spent 6.05 million Magic Stones in bits and pieces recently," Locke said. "I have 450,000 in savings left, as well as the 200,000 Magic Stones I obtained last month."
His original total monthly income was 160,000. The Nine-Headed Snake Magic Plant and Five-Headed Snake on the Arthas platform, along with some scattered orders, did not earn as much as they had on True Love Festival, but they still brought him approximately 40,000 Magic Stones a month.
Thus, he currently had 650,000 Magic Stones in savings.
He had also paid off the 500,000 principal he owed the Fairy Family Bank, along with 25,000 in interest, ahead of time.
As long as he could pay off the interest for the entire year in one go, the Wizard Bank had no reason to refuse his early repayment of the full principal plus interest.
"The development of No. 2 Overlord Element will still require Witch Catherine to help establish connections and negotiate with those High-Ring Wizards," Locke thought.
At his level, developing a single project cost around a million Magic Stones. A slightly larger project would cause the required funds to skyrocket.
He was already a wizard with astonishing resource utilization.
Therefore, with his current savings, he could forget about developing a second Overlordization Magic Plant project. Besides, he did not need to use his own