Farewell, Old Friends

The next day, the Reeves Family's hired workers indeed brought over a medium-quality Seed Screening Equipment and a Columnar Elemental Separation Equipment.

A middle-aged Second-Class Wizard Apprentice also arrived with a complicated expression. He moved an Alchemy Cabin unique to Lilith's Cottage beside Locke's three-piece wooden house and the small botanical garden's Alchemy Cabin.

Locke inspected the Alchemy Cabin and confirmed that this medium-sized Plantation contained a hundred mu of Magic Field inside.

The Magic Field was somewhat barren. Some areas had been overplanted, and the soil showed signs of degradation from overdevelopment. But considering that this Plantation had been rented out for a long time, such a situation was perfectly normal.

After all, they were only tenants. Naturally, they would not cherish the Plantation itself like its true owner would.

However, this problem was easy to solve. By spreading a large amount of nutrient soil and nutrient solution across the hundred mu of Magic Field, the soil's magical degradation could be resolved within a few days.

The only issue was the expense. The nutrient soil and nutrient solution needed for five mu of Magic Field over half a year cost one hundred Magic Stones. For a hundred mu, it would probably require two thousand Magic Stones.

That was a massive number.

Of course, Locke only needed to open up a few dozen mu of Magic Field for now, so he would not need that many Magic Stones yet.

Locke thought, Buying Bloodweeping Nightshade and Tear of the Stars costs 2,100 Magic Stones every month. Adding the rental fee for the Radiation Cauldron, I'll have to spend another 500 Magic Stones each month.

*Not to mention all the other miscellaneous expenses that will definitely come later. Once I start learning the Advanced Meditation Method, I'll certainly need to consume even