After touring the raw-material production area, they toured the processing section as well.
What Jiang Han had not expected was that the workers processing angel down were not Witches, but angels themselves!
Every angel under management had a work card. On average, six hours of labor a day earned them a stamp. Once all twenty-eight days on the card had been filled in—Witch wages were often paid weekly—they received 70% of a Witch's salary. They could also use their wages to have the supervising Witches purchase and deliver items for them.
It was practically advanced online shopping!
Naturally, there were handling fees paid to the Witches, and prices were roughly 15% higher than in the normal world outside. In other words, the purchasing power of an angel's wages was probably only around 50% that of a Witch doing the same work. Even so, Jiang Han was still shocked, because angels were probably the only non-Witch, non-witch race that could receive wages from Witches!
Processed angel down became a silk thread with extraordinary elasticity and stretchability unmatched by any other material.
Why was it called healthy? Because it carried a great deal of positive-energy magic, which could effectively improve a Witch's physique. That magic seeped into the muscles and bones, cleverly and gradually making them lighter and stronger. It also strengthened the internal organs, including the heart and so on. For Witches who consumed magical potions, it could slowly remove the lingering aftereffects.
At the same time, angel down was exceptionally beautiful—nearly transparent, yet completely opaque. It was easy to dye, easy to render, and also possessed fusing properties: when two threads were laid side by side, the gap between them would bond together, producing higher-quality prints.
It was also highly durable. So long as they did not get dirty or