The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 380 Business Strategy
Moran could use this wine as material to make the same wine card.

But this is a recipe for wine invented by Eldis, and she used the Book of Cards to create wine cards, which infringes on her rights.

This is different from the magic and other knowledge that all witches can learn.

If Ildis weren't a witch, she would have done it without hesitation.

Ms. Eltis repeatedly emphasized that the Great Dream Rose is a specialty of another world, and its fragrance is difficult to collect, so she doesn't brew much Tiger Sniff Rose.

Moran thought for a moment and said, "Ms. Eltis, do you have the scent of the Great Dream Rose? With just a little bit of the scent, I might be able to make a card with the Great Dream Rose scent."

Alternatively, you could grant me the right to create and sell Tiger Sniff Rose cards; in return, I can give you 10% of the card sales profits.

The more she talked about it, the more she felt that this method was feasible, since it wasn't only witches who could cooperate with her.

The dean, who possesses knowledge of otherworldly magic, can use management cards to open card pools, so why can't other witches with unique formulas do the same?
She doesn't have enough card-making materials by herself, but what about all the witches combined?
Eldis sat up straight: "Can you make the {Great Dream Rose Scent Card} and the {Tiger Sniff Rose Card} directly?"

Moran summoned the Book of Cards and created a {Tiger Sniffs Rose Card} for Eldis.

Eltisse materialized the card, and it really was a cup of Tiger's Fragrance Rose, exactly the same as the one she brewed.

Even the card description says "Brewing Master Eldis".

So even if Moran doesn't buy her wine, she can still make the same wine card, right?

Can you do it just by drinking it?
She no longer doubted that Moran could recreate the {Dream Rose Fragrance}.

Eltis loved brewing wine, especially using unusual and strange ingredients.

Unfortunately, many of those materials are unique to this other world and are difficult to collect.

Therefore, apart from a few types of wine for which she had control over the source of ingredients, the wines at Dukang Wine House were constantly changing and often out of stock.

If we collaborate with Moran, all these problems will be solved as long as she provides some samples as materials.

Aldis was already wavering, but then he thought, "Isn't a 19 split a bit too harsh?"

“I will cover all the costs of card production. You only need to provide samples. Once the cooperation is established, you will receive pure profits. This profit is already quite substantial.”

Moran said, "If you have enough unique wine recipes, I can give you an exclusive management card. You can use this card to open a special Dukang Wine House card pool and create wine cards to list your wines. The management card can store all the gem coins earned from the cards. However, the profit will still be split 10/90. Although the profit split for the Witch card pool is 20/80, that's because they also bear a small portion of the card production cost."

Eldis looked at Lilith: "You two are split 20/80 with her? Aren't you stupid?"

Lilith often felt the pinch, but that didn't stop her from standing by her friend's side: "The cards are hers! Without her, we couldn't have made so many cards or sold so many gem coins! We contribute our unique knowledge and abilities, she contributes her card-making skills and bears the card-making costs, so she should get a bigger share!"

The extra revenue was created out of thin air; how could she have sold blood cards that had been analyzed and processed in the first place?

Without Moran's Book of Cards, those who have learned her blood magic must collect fresh blood themselves, analyze and process it using blood magic, before they can fuse with it.

Without cooperating with Moran, she wouldn't have earned so many gem coins. Once linked to the energy storage card, gem coins are essentially equivalent to one-time magic power. She only escaped her magic power shortage thanks to the benefits of the blood card; her magic power couldn't keep up with her blood magic research.

It's not like Moran begged them to cooperate; it's like they begged Moran to cooperate!
Eltis was speechless; it seemed to be true that she couldn't earn that money without Moran.

“This kind of cooperation is only for witches!” Moran said.

If it's someone from another ethnic group, unless it's something she truly can't learn, they wouldn't be able to share the profits!
There is camaraderie among people of the same ethnicity; among outsiders, it's all about who has the bigger fist.

When witches were weak, no one protected their rights.

Seeing that Eltisse was still somewhat hesitant, Moran, wanting to be able to drink the Fragrance of Roses more often in the future, continued:
"Although the profit margin is only 10%, your earnings per glass of wine may not be lower than if you made and sold them yourself."

This small cup of "Intense Rose" only cost me 5 gem coins to make. I will set the price at 30 gem coins, just like you would. You won't have to do anything and you'll get 2.5 gem coins.

But that's just the price in the Witch's instance. In the Wilderness, the cards will be worth at least double. Back then, you could earn 5 gems per cup.

"The cost is only 5 gem coins?" Eldis gasped. Don't be fooled by her cheerful half-price sale of the first cup; it was just because it was Independence Day and she was in a good mood.

They dare not sell too much, for fear of losing too much money.

Actually, she doesn't make much profit even if she sells it at the original price.

In terms of production costs, this small cup costs at least 27 gem coins, and she only earns 3 gem coins.

Although she earns 0.5 gem coins less than if she sells directly to the witch, she can earn 5 gem coins for every cup she sells to outsiders!

Eldis finally stopped hesitating: "I'll drink it! That's how it should be! I regret selling wine too cheaply when I was traveling in the wilderness! No wonder everyone calls you the Witch of Wealth. If this continues, you'll definitely be the richest witch!"

“If this continues, the witches will become richer and richer,” Moran said with a smile. “When card magic truly becomes popular throughout Valen and I become well-known, all the witches will be able to profit from the price difference.”

Eltis paused for a moment, then burst into laughter: "The Wealth Witch lives up to her name!"

Lilith was shocked: "So you had this plan all along! The witch who brings wealth to all witches, the title of the Wealth Witch truly belongs to you."

But if we do this, won't our reputation as witches be ruined like the goblins'?

“Reputation is not as important as money! We witches don’t care about a little slander!” Eltis said.

Lilith hesitated, "This shouldn't be considered defamation, right..."

Moran and Eldis glared at Lilith, who silently swallowed the rest of her words.

“We call this a business strategy!” Moran emphasized. “We have clear price tags; how can we compare ourselves to goblins?”

“Yes, yes, yes!” Lilith echoed.

Moran then let her go, made a {Management Card - Eldis} for Eldis, and explained to her how to use the semi-finished card.