The experimental data of Harper was not hidden, but was written as a daily report of the laboratory in the form of a magic paper and submitted to the college.
Soon, the situation about Scale Vine spread quickly, and Edith naturally knew about it immediately.
Taking a photocopy of this paper, she first went to Harper to confirm its authenticity, and then immediately left the academy and found the elf sacrifice.
"Edith? What's the matter?" The elf priest was sitting on a wicker chair in the yard. Scale Vine opened the leaves under her control, looking like a warrior's armor.
"I indeed have something to see you for." Edith handed the paper in his hand to the elf priest.
And the elf priest who was more than 300 years old took the paper, took back Scale Vine, and flipped through it.
"This is the experimental data and results of Scale Vine. You can just turn to the end to see the summary."
The elf priest turned the paper to the end, and after reading the final conclusion of Harper, he fell into deep thought.
"You should also have nurtured Scale Vine, right? Did you feed it for fifteen days?" the elf priest asked.
Edith shook his head. "I only fed him blood for three days and then stopped taking care of him. However, I asked the volunteers who participated in the experiment and I can confirm that the above information is true and trustworthy."
"If it is true as mentioned above, it is easier for people who are good at Wood Magic to cultivate powerful Scale Vine..." the elf priest considered, "Then... it is as if it is tailor-made for us..."
"What are your plans?" Edith had already sighed on the way here, and he was still calm at this time.
"I'll go back to the clan first." The elf priest was very decisive and stood up and said, "Although the experimental results above are very tempting, we still need to let the clan members try it out for themselves before we can make a decision to buy it in large quantities."
"But as mentioned above, buy early and enjoy early. The sooner someone owns Scale Vine, the more advantageous it will be." Edith reminded.
"If Scale Vine really has such a miraculous effect, it can become a necessity for every clan member." The elf priest explained, his eyes becoming serious, "Elf Race has a population of nearly 100 million, and each Scale Vine costs 5 gold coins per person, so it will cost almost 500 million gold coins. This is not something I can decide alone."
"..." Edith opened his mouth, looking a little alarmed. Unexpectedly, the elf priests had even thought of this step, "Then those orcs who escaped from the Winter War..."
"Didn't you already buy hundreds of Scale Vine plants before? It's enough to just resist the fleeing orcs." The Elf Priest said, "It's also a good time to test the effect of Scale Vine in actual combat."
Edith closed his mouth and said after a moment of silence, "You are still thoughtful."
"Thanks to the papers you brought." The elf priest smiled, waved his hand and walked out of the yard, "I will go back to the clan first. During this time, you can establish a good relationship with His Highness Ron and try to let him guarantee the supply of our Elf Race."
"I understand."
"Ron, Your Highness, here are the drawings of various furniture woods according to your requirements. Please take a look."
Ron took the drawings from the leader of the construction team, and while listening to the other person's introduction, he was thinking about which woods should be selected.
After finishing this matter, Ron handed over the decoration of Barbecue Shop, oh no, it should be called the board game theme bar now to the construction team, and went back to the store to have lunch.
In the afternoon, Gil came to the door and followed Ron into the study. He took out a stack of investigation records and spread them out on the desk for Ron to review.
"This is what I have collected recently. All the specific ways to play 'Magic Duel' are on it." Gil excitedly took out a pair of Elemental Cards that was circulated in the academy and began to demonstrate it to Ron.
According to the size of the numbers on the Elemental Cards, first-level magic is drawn on the "a" and "2" cards, Second Order magic is drawn on the "3" and "4" cards... Tier Six magic is drawn on the "j" and "q" cards, and Tier Seven legendary magic is drawn on the "k" cards.
As for the big king and the little king, they are God of Magic Magic and God of Elements Element respectively.
The former is the image of a middle-aged handsome uncle, and the latter is the image of a sweet young lady.
Because God of Elements is set as a female in myths and legends, so this is not considered blasphemous.
After this period of evolution, the gameplay of "Magic Duel" has been far different from that played by Mason and the others.
Although the students at the Magic Academy are not as knowledgeable as the teaching assistants, their imagination in entertainment is absolutely rich.
Ron himself didn't expect that this kind of alternative gameplay of Elemental Cards has been perfected quite well?
For example, if two people play Magic Duel, the rules are as follows:
At the beginning, both sides distribute five Elemental Cards, and then start the first round from any one of them.
At the beginning of the first round, the person who initiates the attack draws a card from the top of the deck and puts it on the table.
At this point, the attacker has three options:
1. Directly rely on this Elemental Cards, which is called the "random attack card", to launch an attack on the defender;
2. You can also select cards from the five cards in your hand, replace them with random attack cards, and launch an attack on the defender.
3. Select cards from your hand, combine them with random attack cards to form compound magic, and then launch an attack on the defender.
Then the defender needs to use the cards in their hand and use the magic in them to resist the attacker's attack.
If the resistance is successful, all Elemental Cards played will be put into the discard pile;
If the defense fails, the attack card will be placed next to the defending side's table, indicating that it has been successfully attacked once.
Then both parties draw cards from the top of the deck to replenish their hands, returning the cards to five cards.
Thus, the first round ends.
Then enter the second round, the two sides exchange offense and defense, back and forth, until the Elemental Cards in the deck is used up, and the round is over.
Whoever is attacked more times loses.
"Well done." Ron patted Gil on the shoulder, "The next step is just to sort out the combination of each magic and write it in the instructions."
"Hey, it was His Highness Ron who gave the suggestion." Gil said with emotion, "From the beginning, I felt that it was very beneficial for His Highness Ron to divide Elemental Cards into the aristocratic version and the civilian version."
"The more I thought about it later, the more I realized that this move was quite brilliant!"
"We can completely produce this kind of Elemental Cards with magic paintings, which is the noble version, and then promote it with the slogan 'Disode Magic Academy's magicians are addicted to it'. Those nobles who hope that their descendants can produce one or two magicians will definitely spend money to buy this kind of Elemental Cards."
"When Elemental Cards spreads among the nobles, we will produce Elemental Cards without the magic pattern, which is the civilian version. We will make small profits but quick turnover, and use the slogan 'A card that nobles are rushing to buy', which will definitely trigger a great response among the civilians."
"Many civilians yearn for the life of aristocrats, so they are naturally willing to buy a pair of Elemental Cards that the aristocrats are playing with."
"And if the nobles learn about the civilian version of Elemental Cards, they will not be angry because they play the same cards as the commoners. Instead, they will be satisfied because the commoners can only play Elemental Cards without the magic pattern."
"This solution is perfect!"
"..." Ron looked at Gil who was talking endlessly, and was speechless for a moment.
You are getting more and more crazy... Why didn't I know that I meant this?
Gil didn't notice Ron's expression and continued to say excitedly, "And this plan is more than that."
"Because the noble version of Elemental Cards contains seven levels of magic from the four elements, but each level only has a maximum of two magics."
"When the market for the noble version of Elemental Cards is saturated, we can continue to launch Elemental Cards with different magic patterns!"
"While keeping Elemental Cards fresh, it can also continuously enrich the 'Magic Duel' card pool, killing two birds with one stone!"
"The aristocratic version is high in quality, while the civilian version is high in volume. The former increases reputation, while the latter dominates the market. It's a perfect match!"
"Ron, Your Highness, you are a wizard in business!"
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Ron was confused after hearing this, and a question mark appeared on his forehead.
What you said makes sense, but why am I a business wizard?
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