The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 416 Material Upload
To avoid a repeat of the strange pig's hundred flavors sausage incident, Celia carefully studied the management card that had been given away.

Then she immediately turned all the unique magic, recipes, and knowledge she obtained from another world into cards.

Moran approved her application on the spot and allowed her to put it on the shelves for sale.

Celia still felt it wasn't enough:
"Molan, can't we grant the {Management Card} a little more authority so that it can also design and create {Material Cards}?"
I'm out of Black-backed Pigs for now, but I have some other valuable materials. Every time I run out, it's very difficult and time-consuming to collect more.

If only energy could be used to craft the corresponding {material cards}, that would be ideal.

"There's no problem with opening up the production rights for {material cards}, but they can no longer receive a share of the sales profits like those unique magic, knowledge, and recipe cards," Moran said.

She respects the witches' intellectual property rights, which is why she shares the profits, but she can't include naturally occurring magical materials in her calculations.

"I don't care about sharing the profits! As long as I have the authority, that's fine. If it doesn't affect your interests, please, please open one!" Celia pleaded.

"Even without sharing profits, would you be willing to provide a set of materials to the management card to create a sample for making material-type cards?" Moran asked in surprise.

She had also considered having all witches, and even all card magic contractors, become part of providing her with material samples.

However, Moran has not yet come up with a suitable solution for the corresponding compensation.

Giving only the cost of materials is too little, while the profit share is too much.

I never expected that someone would be willing to provide materials to make the material cards free of charge.

"Of course I'd like to, so I won't have to search everywhere just to collect the materials I need."

There's no need to worry about the precious materials only being available once they're used up!

Being able to create {material cards} is equivalent to having a stable channel for purchasing materials, right?
I can't think of a reason why I wouldn't want to.

I'd even be willing to pay a price to enable this feature.

"Compared to rare materials, one-time use magic is nothing. You'll see when you get to the Sky Well," Celia said.

With Celia's guidance, Moran finally understood.

Common materials and rare materials are different. Common materials are easy to obtain, while rare materials are difficult to obtain. Being able to obtain rare materials reliably is a rare achievement for many people.

Even so, Moran did not make this feature available for a fee or for free.

At least not for witches.

She quickly put her hands to work and soon a new function was added to all the witches' management cards:

[Material Upload: Upload materials not yet included in the Card Book to permanently purchase material cards crafted based on those materials from the Card Shop at cost price. Cost-price material cards are bound to the user and can only be used personally; they are non-transferable.]

(Note: This feature is only available to witches. Other races must pay to use this feature and can purchase upload material cards at cost price within the validity period.)
"!!!" Celia shook Moran's arm in surprise, and even blew her a kiss: "You're so kind!"

"No, no!" Moran smiled sheepishly. All the profits from the {material cards} produced after these materials were added were hers!
Even if the witch who uploaded the materials buys the cards at cost price, Moran won't lose money.

Celia couldn't figure it out, but Lilith could. However, Moran was able to earn this magic power because she was capable.

So she didn't say anything, but when she was saying goodbye to Celia and preparing to leave, she strongly recommended a book to her and suggested that she either copy it from their witch's book on the spot, or copy it down and study it carefully at the tribal meeting later.

"The Blue Star Business Handbook?" Celia looked puzzled. "A business book? But I don't do much business!" "You can read it even if you don't do business! I guarantee you'll benefit greatly and save yourself a lot of money!" Lilith said.

She even considered writing to Ms. Amisha to ask her to include the book in the list of books required for young witches.

"That's amazing? I'll take a look!" Celia said.

Lilith then released the flying carpet with peace of mind. The group boarded the carpet and flew north, watched by Celia and Uri.

As soon as they left, Celia immediately sent Uli back to the bottom of the lake to study in seclusion in her room.

Compared to the younger generation, we cannot appear too lax or lazy.

She stayed home for two or three days without moving, which was quite unusual for her.

Three days later, Celia came out of the house and patted Uli on the head: "Put away all the fish tank bubbles, we're going to the Hui Association!"

Uli, who had just finished chewing on a few cans of herring, asked in confusion, "Wasn't it said that we were going to be in seclusion for at least a month of study?"

"..." Celia avoided its question: "I haven't been out for too long. I didn't even know that four little witches had appeared in the clan. Let's go to the clan meeting first and see if there's anything new! Just staying at home reading isn't enough."

Uli stretched her neck and glanced at her.

"Ugh~ You ate canned herring again?" Celia pretended to be disgusted by the smell. "Hurry up and clean up the bubbles in the fish tank. I'm going inside to get ready, and then we'll head out!"

Uli: "..."

The more scenery a traveling tortoise has seen, the smarter it becomes.

As a traveling tortoise that has been to many different worlds, it had already noticed that its restless owner had two wisps of wind elemental energy in her nostrils! She wasn't breathing at all!

However, if the owner could really stay at home for a whole month, he wouldn't be its owner.

The traveling tortoise and the wandering witch are the perfect match.

Uli took a deep breath, drawing all the bubbles from the fishpond to her side. She then strung them together with water elemental chains into a long chain, which coiled around the turtle's back in circles.

Finally, carrying a large pile of fishpond bubbles and Celia's witch's house, it floated to the surface of the water.

Celia mounted her flying broom, picked up the shrunken Uri, and flew towards the witch town.

Meanwhile, Moran, Lilith, Vasita, and Sylph had arrived at the border between Emerald Plains and the Black Forest.

On the clouds directly ahead stands a giant rock several meters high, with the words "Witch's Wilderness" written on it in the Valencian language.

Below the large text were several lines of eye-catching red text that read: "Entry is prohibited for those who are not of the witch race. Those who forcibly enter will bear the consequences themselves. Exceptions are made for those who have signed the Wilderness Pact."

There was even a template for a wilderness contract engraved in the corner, along with a smaller version of the contract.

"Is this the wilderness boundary marker?"

Now everyone is riding Moran's flying carpet, and she is controlling the carpet to fly over.