[At this point, I hope readers will remember our domain name Taiwan Novel Network →𝓉𝓌𝓀𝒶𝓃.𝒸ℴ𝓂] It can’t be that the person who invented the magic coin didn’t want the magic coin to be able to store and withdraw energy repeatedly, right? Perhaps this function is very difficult to achieve. Moran has made so many cards, and the production cost of the card is basically related to the difficulty of its function. Looking at the expected function again, although it does not clearly state the function of repeated storage and withdrawal, it does not specify the number of storage and withdrawal times, so it can be considered as unlimited storage and withdrawal. She re-edited the expected function of the magic card. [Expected function: The user can convert his own energy into magic power through the magic card and store it, or convert the magic power in the card into any energy to absorb into the body for use. The maximum cumulative storage and withdrawal of energy equivalent to 10 mana magic power, after all the energy is used up, the card loses its effect. ] Look at the production cost again. [Estimated consumption: 20 mana magic]
"!!!" The consumption is surprisingly low just by limiting the repeated access function. Even if it is sold at five times the price, it is only 100 mana magic. This price should be acceptable. How much energy will it take to make a magic card that stores energy like magic coins and only needs to be used directly? Moran renamed this card design to {Blank Magic Card-10 Mana}, and then designed another {Magic Card-10 Mana}. After measuring the consumption, it turned out that there was only 10 more mana magic! She began to try to increase the upper limit of the card magic storage and test the card making consumption. [Card design: Blank magic card - 100 mana] [Estimated consumption: 200 mana magic] [Card design: Magic card - 100 mana] [Estimated consumption: 300 mana magic] [Card design: Blank magic card - 500 mana] [Estimated consumption: 1000 mana magic] [Card design: Magic card - 500 mana] [Estimated consumption: 1500 mana] … Basically, the production cost of a blank magic card is twice the storage limit. The production cost of a magic card is based on the blank magic card, plus the magic amount filled.
Moran's blank magic card and magic card truly have the function of magic coins. The only cost is the energy itself. A {magic card - 1 mana} equivalent to 1 magic gold coin only requires 3 mana magic to make one. A {magic card - 100 mana} equivalent to 1 purple gold coin only needs 300 mana to make one. A {magic card - 10,000 mana} equivalent to 1 red gold coin only needs 30,000 mana to make one. In terms of production cost and card effect, the magic card is undoubtedly successful. It is valuable to all groups of spellcasters. But like Lilith and Sylph, they don’t have enough magic to study the talent embodiment, and they expect to get more magic from the magic card to study the talent embodiment, which will be disappointed. According to Moran’s usual 5 times price for cards, buying a blank magic card requires 10 times the magic storage limit. For example, a blank magic card of 1,000 mana, they need to spend 10,000 mana to buy it. Even if they can pay in installments, it doesn’t make much sense, because this card can only temporarily store 1,000 mana. It is cost-effective to buy one card to restore magic power and save life in critical moments, but it is not cost-effective to buy one card to store and use magic power daily. It is better to spend the magic power every day! Moran himself can use this magic card to turn the card-making energy he has saved in the purple gem of the card book into a magic card that can be absorbed, of course, a large part of it will be consumed. Moran couldn't bear to disappoint Lilith and Sylph, so he thought about it for a while and tried to increase the number of repeated accesses to see if he could try out a card with the least consumption and the most total energy. Unfortunately, the relationship between the card-making consumption and the number of repeated accesses is also exponentially increasing. For a blank magic card, if the number of repeated accesses is increased once, the production consumption will double, and there is no way to reduce the cost. "Is there really no way?" Until the end of the lunch break, Moran had not thought of a suitable card-making plan, so he could only put this matter aside for the time being. "Dean, can such magic cards be sold to the little witches?" Moran showed the card information of a {Magic Card - 100 Mana} and a {Blank Magic Card - 100 Mana}. Now before promoting something among the little witches, they are used to asking the dean first, so as not to affect the academy's training of the little witches. Amisha, who was paying attention to her, glanced at the two cards: "!!!" "What is the cost of making these cards? What price do you plan to sell them at?" Moran looked around suspiciously. I don't know if it's her illusion, but I always feel that Ms. Amisha, who always speaks slowly, has a bit of urgency in her voice at this time. She answered honestly: "This one costs 200 mana one-time magic, and this one costs 300 mana one-time magic. The selling price is about five times." "..." Amisha seems to know why Amisha, the one who protects Lilith, said that Lilith always talks about Moran being a goblin witch when her magic power is not enough! "Five times? This is too much!"
"Not too much, not too much. Only witches have this price. Foreigners can get it at 10 times the price! I also have to invest in studying the cards!" Every time you design a card, you have to consume magic power. For a card design, if you test the estimated consumption and difficulty points, it will cost 1 Mana! "Okay! Sell it at five times, which is the recovery amount of one purple gold coin, 1,500 one-time magic power, right?" "That's right!" Moran said. "Do you know how troublesome it is to make a purple gold coin?" Moran always felt that there was something in what the dean said: "It should be more expensive than my cards, right?" "It's not just higher! According to the magic coin production method of our witch clan, not counting the special material value and refining difficulty of the coin itself, only the final step of filling the purple gold coin with energy also requires a witch to add energy to it every time. Fill it with magic power equivalent to 1,000 Mana magic power. Fill it 10 times, and finally leave a stable 100 Mana magic power in the purple gold coin. The energy consumption of witches in making magic coins is already the lowest among all the Valen clans. It would only be more troublesome for other races to make magic coins. That's why magic coins are so precious. Now, do you know the value of your magic card? " Moran's jaw dropped: "I know." She only guessed that the material of the magic coin was very precious, but she didn't expect that the loss would be so huge! 1,000 Mana each time, a total of 10 refills. Isn’t this equivalent to recharging 10,000 Mana, leaving only 100 Mana? A full 99% loss! And every time you charge 1,000 mana, only advanced casters with a total magic power higher than 1,000 can do it! The recovery effect of magic coins mentioned in the previous chapter does not match their corresponding value. I have revised it again and now it is: A magic gold coin stores 1 Mana's magic power, which can allow any caster to instantly recover energy equivalent to 1 Mana's magic power. A magical purple gold coin stores 100 Mana's magic power, allowing any caster to instantly recover energy equivalent to 1 Mana's magic power. A magic red gold coin stores 10,000 mana of magic power, allowing any spellcaster to instantly recover energy equivalent to 10,000 mana.