Locke thought for a moment before asking several of his senior fellow disciples, "Senior brothers and sisters, I've always had a question I'd like to ask you. Do you know of any way to reduce the production cost of Imaginary Roots?"
Master Georta, Wizard Heidegger, Witch Zoila, and Witch Fiona all gave Locke a surprised look.
Witch Fiona spoke up. "It's for your Wizard Shoes, isn't it? Don't be surprised. I've been following your Wizard Shoes. Or rather, Pure Magic Plant Wizard Shoes have become quite an interesting topic among the small circle of breeders in Cloud Marsh Wetland."
"Quite a few wizards occasionally bring up this amusing matter when chatting."
Locke bowed. "That's right, Senior Sister Fiona."
Witch Fiona shook her head. "Then there's nothing that can be done. Second-Ring Magic Plants have never had a precedent for being used as rapidly replaceable consumables."
"Wizard Shoes, magic robes, wizard cloaks, Wizard Hats, magic gloves—all of these are essentially consumables. The reason Second-Ring potions are so expensive is that they require Second-Ring Magic Plants and Second-Ring Magic Creatures."
"The entire Second-Ring potion market was able to form and develop stable product circulation because of the achievements of the Great Void Exploration Era."
Witch Fiona said, "An ordinary world could never develop a circulation of Second-Ring potions as advanced as that of the Wizarding World—"
Witch Fiona said to Locke, "A single Imaginary Root is a Great Magic. Its establishment cost certainly won't be low, and it will definitely be more expensive than the magic artifacts designed by Magic Weavers."
"To make potions, you only need to use specific parts of a Second-Ring Magic Plant. But to make Wizard Shoes from a Magic Plant, you need to use an entire plant. In essence, you're selling the miracle of life, the greatness