After assigning the task to the nuns, Ron planted a full 540 Everchanging Radishes.
Of those, fifty-four Everchanging Radishes made up one set. There were three sets of aristocratic Elemental Cards, with magical patterns painted on their leaves.
The remaining seven sets were commoner editions without magical patterns—in other words, ordinary playing cards.
To familiarize the nuns with their future work, Ron had Guy take him around the nearby plots of land whose approval had not yet come through.
The nuns remained where they were, looking at one another in bewilderment. As they curiously examined the suddenly appearing fields of Everchanging Radishes, they whispered among themselves, all feeling that the task made little sense.
"Sister Sylvie... this..."
Sylvie did not speak at once. Instead, she reached out and plucked a leaf, staring pensively at the card in her palm—a card bearing the seventh-tier Legendary spell Storm Tornado, with a "K" symbol in the corner.
During the past few days at Prince Ron's Flower Shop, aside from constantly ensuring his safety, she had gradually come to understand some aspects of his life.
For instance, he ate at the same table as Nora, his "servant," and even cooked personally.
His daily routine was extraordinarily regular, and both his warrior cultivation and mage cultivation steadily improved.
He liked reading, and the bookshelf held an extensive collection.
He treated people with unbelievable gentleness, utterly lacking the bearing a prince ought to have. Rather than gentleness, it was more like a casual, indifferent attitude.
Besides that, Prince Ron had not been entirely inactive in business matters either.
As far as she knew, a goblin who had once been a Gold Depository manager was working under Prince Ron—that was the one who had come along today.
Prince Ron also had dealings with people from the Gem