Jiang Han had little left with which to balance the value, so she once again decided to trade the Nightmare Cat Lamps' output as equivalent goods.
This was already the third time.
Fortunately, Jiang Han had been able to repay the supplies she owed the Nightmare Cats every time. Otherwise, those Nightmare Cats would have long since been waving their claws at her with furious meow-ows.
"Mm!"
Lady Samantha lavished praise on these goods. Delighted, she picked up a Nightmare Cat Lamp-made craft—a cat statue capable of purifying the air—and said happily, "It's shaped like a Cat Lamp, very cute, and it can purify the air too. It's also very light. Wealthy witches would buy it as decoration, while poor witches would buy it as a mana-free 'Air Purification Spell.' It's even an [Ultra-Ultra-Ultra Extended Metamagic] version."
She cracked a joke. "One fewer buff spell to cast—excellent, sister. The more goods like these, the better. Bring me however many you have, and I can sell every last one."
Jiang Han merely smiled and nodded. "For now, there are only a hundred."
The Nightmare Cats did not even have enough for themselves.
She thought, If I weren't their Giant Cat Lord, I probably wouldn't even have these hundred. The Nightmare Cats were quite united. For things like this, where everyone could benefit together, they wanted to make it widespread enough that every cat pot had one. Unfortunately, that was not something that could be accomplished easily. After all, there were simply far too many cats in Nightmare Cat Capital.
Jiang Han had no way to help with this lack of production capacity.
Crafts like these were already practically magical items imbued with permanent spells and sustained-charging traits. If they wanted to produce them quickly, the solution was simple: raise the costs.