The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 159 Hehe, I've made a fortune!
“Dean! We share profits, not revenue, so you’re guaranteed to make a profit! Besides, I usually price my products at five times the cost price for those within the witch clan and ten times the cost price for those outside the witch clan. How could I possibly lose money?” Moran said.

“Then taking 90% is too much!” Amisha said.

Carmela also said, "The amount is too small; it's not worth all the time and effort we put in."

Lilith, Vasita, and Sylph couldn't quite calculate the exact percentage, but they knew they were on the same side as Lady Carmela and Lady Amisa; their interests were their own, and they all echoed her sentiments.

"Yeah, yeah! Moran, give us a bigger share!"

Moran pretended to be troubled and asked, "What percentage do you want to take? I won't do it if it's too much! I sell my own cards the same way, without all that trouble."

Lilith, Vasita, and Sylph looked at Carmela and Amisha.

They didn't know; it was up to the math whizzes to decide.

Carmela also silently turned her head to look at Amisha.

Arithmetic was not her strong suit.

Otherwise, she wouldn't have sold witch magic for so much back then.

Amisa was under a bit of pressure. She held up two fingers: "We have to get at least 20%!"

If 91 becomes 82, that should be about right, right?

This thing really can only be made by Moran, and the key is that she has to help think of the cards.

Seeing Moran's increasingly grim expression, Amisha felt that the price she had paid was probably a good deal.

I just don't know if they'll agree to an 82 split!
Moran asked the others without changing her expression, "Is that what you all think?"

“That’s right! Just 20%!” Carmela said.

Amisa studied mathematics and was better at bargaining than them.

The three little witches nodded in agreement: "Yes! At least 20%!"

Moran looked pained: "Considering we're all from the same race, I'll give you an extra 10% profit. After deducting the energy cost of card production, the energy income will be split 80/20, I'll get 80% and you get 20%! Sign the contract before I back out!"

Carmela was an expert at writing contracts; contracts written with her Oath Pen were absolutely inviolable.

Five contracts were quickly written, specifying each party's responsibilities and profit sharing.

Once she signed her name and the contract took effect, Moran couldn't help but smile.

Hehe, I've made a fortune!

Her bottom line is 73 cents!

Although she was going to provide them with a simplified version of the {Magic Light Screen Control Card} management card, it was only a one-time expense!
She makes a one-time investment in exchange for continuous benefits; she's guaranteed to profit!
As for designing cards that sell well for them, that was a piece of cake for Moran.

Lilith's heart skipped a beat when she saw her expression.

Oh no, I didn't negotiate the price down properly!
I still suffer from being bad at math!
Amisha also noticed something was wrong: "What's your price range?"

“Seventy-three,” Moran said.

Lilith clutched her chest.

Vasita and Sylph were both devastated.

Carmela looked at Amisha: "Have you really mastered all of Moran's math textbooks?"

Amisha: "..." She really has learned it all, otherwise how could she dare to say that math classes will start next school year!

"This is a little trick for negotiating! Start by quoting an extremely high price to lower your expectations and give you room to negotiate."

"In my previous life on Earth, the usual practice for bargaining was to first cut the price in half, and then gradually negotiate," Moran said.

“No need to say anything more, just take out all your business negotiation tips and publish a book!” Amisha said.

Lilith nodded repeatedly: "We need this so badly!"

Carmela always says, "Let me know when you publish a book."

She couldn't even imagine how much she had lost in all the transactions she had made over the years.

Speaking of publishing a book, she remembered something else:

"I think 'The Witch's Path' can be reprinted. It's missing a fourth chapter, 'Trading Yourself.' Moran, could you write down your experience in designing and selling witch magic for future little witches to refer to?"

“Of course I’m willing!” Moran said without hesitation.

Writing a chapter of experiences and insights is not difficult at all.

It's such an honor to appear in the same book as the witch seniors and leave advice for future little witches!
Lilith, Vasita, and Sylph all looked at Moran with immense envy.

While they were still receiving knowledge and guidance from their predecessors, Moran had already become someone who could impart experience and guidance to the younger generation.

The difference is too big!
While chatting, Moran didn't forget the important matter and made their management cards: {Management Card - Carmela}, {Management Card - Amisa}, {Management Card - Lilith}, {Management Card - Vasita}, {Management Card - Sylph}.

"This card can manage a separate card pool series. You can name this card pool, design the card pool level, upgrade cost, card draw cost, and drop rate of various cards."

Alternatively, semi-finished template cards can be processed and sold publicly in the card mall or added to the card pool.

Once you have chosen a master, only you can use it.

Similar to card magic, clicking the small eye icon in the upper right corner of the screen will prevent others from seeing the content on your screen.

There are also usage instructions, indicated by a small question mark next to the small eye icon in the upper right corner.

Can you please take a look and see if there's anything you don't understand?

This card is almost a copy of her {Magic Light Screen Control Card}, but it has more limited functionality. It can only manage one series of card pools and the cards that are put on the store through the management card.

Everyone here has purchased the card magic.

After you've identified the card as your owner, follow the beginner's guide, and you'll know how to use it.

"Can this card storage slot only hold unfinished cards?" Amisha asked.

"That's right! The semi-finished cards I design will appear in the card encyclopedia next to it. You can click on it, touch it with your talent manifestation object, and then inject magic power to create the finished card and store it in the card storage slot. You can then directly put the card into the card pool and card shop from the storage slot."

"Dean, you'll need to directly touch the card template with your hand, while simultaneously releasing your knowledge and memories of the corresponding otherworldly magic for the card to read."

Moran asked, "Is there anything you don't understand?"

"No, that's all. The beginner's guide is very clear."

Moran nodded: "Then let's discuss what kind of semi-finished cards we can make! I need you to explain the functions of your witch magic so I can know how to make these cards."

I only know about Lady Carmela's witch magic. Your unfinished cards will likely consist mainly of various contract cards.