The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 156 Maximizing Benefits
“This talent is quite good. You can enjoy all the delicacies of the world while also strengthening yourself. Eating more high-energy foods should be even more effective for you. There are also many magical plants that taste quite good,” Carmela said.

Vasita nodded repeatedly: "I didn't want to eat the magic coins, but I did eat Moran's cards and the dregs from Potions class! They were definitely more effective than regular food!"

Lady Carmela is indeed a powerful witch; she recognized it at a glance.

"Medicine dregs?" Carmela almost thought she had misheard. "Why would you eat medicine dregs for no reason?"

“In fact, it’s not just the dregs of medicine, but also twigs, stones, and soil… but she doesn’t eat them directly; instead, she puts them into her devouring stomach.” Amisha said, “The devouring stomach can digest and transform them into her magic and the power to nourish her body.”

Carmela: "!!!"

She was wrong; this child's abilities far surpassed those of the dragons.

Even the Dragon King can't extract energy from garbage, but this kid can!
She had never seen such digestive capacity and efficiency in absorbing and transforming energy.

"Vashida, intensify your research on witch magic. The power you wield is very strong!" Carmela said earnestly.

If Vasida's witch magic were to be revealed, the strength of witches and even all races of Valen would likely rise to a new level.

She was a little moved.

"If you have any questions about witch magic, you can ask me, no, it's better to ask Moran. I have to admire her level of understanding of witch magic!"

Caught off guard and showered with compliments, Moran thought, "(⊙_⊙)?"

What makes her so special that Lady Carmela, the creator of contract magic—the core medium of all witch magic—says she knows more about witch magic than she does?
Without Lady Carmela, there would be no witch magic to share!
“Lady Carmela, you flatter me. My knowledge of witch magic is limited to just that one book, ‘The Witch’s Path’!” Moran said, then added after a moment’s thought, “At most, there’s a little bit of marketing strategy from my previous life.”

“Moran, there’s no need for modesty,” Carmela said. “Just tell me, if you possessed the power of my contract, how would you plan to turn it into witch magic and sell it to maximize profits?”

Moran instinctively said, "Of course, we should divide them into different contract types, such as transaction contract magic, security contract magic, master-servant contract magic, equality contract magic, and so on, and sell them! The more detailed the classification, the better. The magic itself sells permanent magic power, and each time a contract is manifested, a certain amount of one-time magic power must be paid. It would be best to increase the protection level of the contract, the greater the penalty for breach of contract, the more unforgivable the contract, and the higher the level, the more expensive it would be."

Actually, she had already thought about this question while watching "The Witch's Path".

If she were Lady Carmela, she would never create a golden pen technique that could write all contracts.

Even if she created a Golden Pen grading system with contracts corresponding to different levels of witch magic, she would still be at a significant loss.

Selling only the Golden Pen Technique without charging for writing the contract—what's the difference between that and selling the formula without charging a franchise fee?
Although Carmela had already been inspired by Moran's advice to Lilith, she only felt a little regret at the time.

But now that she had actually heard Moran say it, her regret had become a tiny bit.

Because they discovered they were losing even more.

Her magic was already set in stone; changing it now would be against the spirit of the contract.

It's okay to lose money; at least she's past the point where she needs witch magic to earn mana, rapidly increase her strength, and escape the threat from other races. But the little witches haven't yet!

She emphasized to Vasita and Sylph again: "Once you two figure out the abilities you're going to give to witches, you must ask Moran how to maximize profits from selling them! Otherwise, it will be too late once they're publicly available for sale."

Vasita and Sylph both left afterimages when they nodded.

If Lady Carmela's magic were sold as Moran suggested, how much more magic power would she earn!
No witch would turn her back on magic.

They were also somewhat relieved that Moran was born in the same era as them, rather than in the era of Lady Carmela.

Otherwise, contract magic, book magic, and fireworks magic wouldn't be so cheap now.

Otherwise, they might unknowingly sell their witch magic cheaply.

"Moran! Could you please help us figure out how to sell magic?" Vasita and Sylph looked at Moran with the same expression they had when they received magic coins as a reward after each exam and were counting them.

"Of course, no problem, but... don't you think my way of selling is too unscrupulous? If I sell it this way, the price that witches and other races have to pay for the contract will be even greater!" Moran asked hesitantly.

When she was designing the card magic, she wondered if she had learned the capitalist ways from her previous life too thoroughly.

There's no problem with this with foreign tribes; in fact, she plans to double the price of the cards sold to witches, making it ten times the cost price.

But for the witch, even if the cost is only five times, isn't it too much to add a gacha system?
Later, thinking about Blue Star, herself, and the witch's concept of equal exchange that her senior had mentioned, she stuck to her original idea and did not make any further concessions to the witch.

She needs to earn more magic to grow stronger faster, escape the threat of her witch identity, master the power to save the world, and rescue the blue planet that gave her new life.

But she never expected that her sales method would not only be praised by Lilith, who always called her a shrewd businesswoman and said she was like a goblin, but also highly praised by Lady Carmela, Vasita, and Sylph.

“What does it matter?” Lilith said. “Although I often call you a shrewd businessman and say you’re just like a goblin, if I had your brains, I would definitely be a better shrewd businessman than you!”

"That's right! You think Tracy, Anita, and I don't sell magic like you because we're kind and we don't want to? It's because we never even thought of it! Even after living for hundreds or thousands of years, we still never imagined we could sell it like this."

When I was young, I never imagined I could sell it like this; now, I never think about how to sell even more magic.

Carmela said:

"If someone had told us we could sell magic this way, we would definitely have chosen the same approach as you."

It is not shameful to fight for your own interests; it is only when you harm the interests of others that you should feel uneasy.

Witch magic is our authority, and we have the absolute freedom to handle it. No one has the right to interfere!
We have no obligation to share them with others. Our eventual willingness to share them is not because others need them, but because it benefits us.