Look, This Is What You Call Professional

Therefore, having more hands to help them find interesting and rare materials is a good thing no matter how you look at it.

Anyway, for them, money is truly something that can be picked up at will.

If earning a little less can lead to greater benefits, such as saving time, then she would truly do it.

"Don't turn up your noses just because it's expensive; this is a product of the Witch Race, it's a premium item."

Seeing that some people seemed dissatisfied with the price, Samael added a remark.

"I just don't know which Witch Race it is."

Someone muttered in a low voice.

"What else could it be besides the Black Witch? You aren't expecting the White Witch to make potions for you, are you? You're dreaming."

Samael rolled his eyes at the person.

It is common knowledge that over fifty percent of the potions on the continent are provided by the Black Witch.

Of the remaining fifty percent, over forty are provided by other alchemists, and only the rest are provided by the White Witch.

After all, the White Witch's side doesn't rely on this stuff to make money, so their output is pitifully low.

"Indeed."

"The White Witch's side should have a larger population, yet the output is so low. If there were more, I believe the price of potions could drop a bit."

"That's probably not possible. After all, this stuff is a rigid demand; it's something everyone needs to use every day. A price drop is impossible, but a higher supply wouldn't lead to the point of fighting over them."

"Now that you mention it, that's true."

"Is this the time to talk about that? Professor, give me twenty Engraving Machines and twenty thousand vials of engraving potion!"

Just as everyone was joking