"Has witchification completely changed her body and mind? It seems our attempt may have been the right one..." Andrea nodded. "...I'll relay her request to the Final Witch. How to negotiate with the First is her concern."
The copyright to Eileen's spell library was still in her own hands; even Angelite, through the 'Distant Relative Inheritance Act,' had no way to seize the copyright to her spell library from her.
Angelite definitely knew Eileen's Heatwave Breath and the forging method for the Sunlight Sword, but she could not make them public, as that would violate the holder's rights.
Thinking of these tangled copyright issues, Jiang Han could not help but smile bitterly.
"Let's hope Angelite can persuade Eileen."
"I'll make backup preparations. I'll have the company purchase a one-time dissemination license for an eighth-level spell. If we can't obtain the spell rights for [Eileen's Heatwave Breath], we'll replace the reward with an eighth-level spell." Andrea leaned back. "Fortunately, several powerful witches have recently been raising funds to develop legendary spells. They've opened their spell libraries for spell sales, and one of them has even put three of her special ninth-level spells up for sale."
The higher the level of a spell, the rarer it was. That was an immutable rule.
Ninth-level spells and legendary spells were both precious things one could only encounter by chance. Even the Witch House's bait for recruiting large numbers of powerful witches was merely Lilith's version of Time Stop.
Eighth-level spells... theoretically, they were even more expensive than ninth-level spells, because eighth-level spells could be cast in succession, while ninth-level spells were regarded as 'pseudo-legendary spells'—they consumed nearly as much as legendary spells, yet their power was worlds apart from the legendary tier, while still not wholly surpassing the eighth tier... Jiang Han smiled.
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