Above the mage!

Chapter 80 Jelica

Buckle buckle.

There was a rhythmic and steady knock on the door, and the sound spread throughout the empty hall.

After a busy morning, Gao De stood up, quite surprised.

Is there any business coming?
The "advertisement" of the Craftsmen's Guild should have only been released this morning. Is its ability to attract customers so strong?
Or was it that a passerby discovered the curtain that he had just hung up at noon?
As Gao De thought about it, he walked to the door and opened it.

The visitor was an extremely beautiful young lady, wearing a lavender dress that was full of brilliance and outlined her figure in a very charming way.

There was a hint of melancholy in the lady's eyes, like water.

Behind her stood an old man in uniform with a respectful look on his face, who seemed to be the "steward".

A gorgeously decorated carriage was parked by the roadside, and the sturdy horses were gently swaying their manes in the breeze.

"Hello, is Master Google here? I have something to ask him." The young lady asked politely.

"If the Master Google you are referring to is the restoration craftsman Google Ditu, then I am him." Goder answered politely.

"Ah?!" The beautiful lady covered her mouth with her hands, her eyes widened in surprise.

“Are you a Google guru?”

When Anna was selling her Google Ditto, she did not tell her Google Ditto's age.

Based on common sense, she instinctively believed that a restoration craftsman who could be recognized by the Craftsmen's Guild must be a man at least thirty years old.

However, she never expected that after meeting him, she would discover that this master was even younger than her.

This made her hesitate subconsciously.

"Yes, if you want me to repair your magic creation, please come in and let's talk in detail." Gode turned sideways, made way for the passage, and pointed to the reception area he had specially prepared in the hall.

All beginnings are hard.

For a restoration craftsman, whose job is technical, as long as he has the skills and makes a few orders, his business will naturally take off through word of mouth among customers.

The young lady in front of him was obviously of noble and extraordinary status.

If this business deal is done well, it will definitely be a huge boost to his "career".

Therefore, Gaode also attaches great importance to this business that comes to its doorstep.

The young lady nodded and walked into the room.

The old man did not follow in, but just waited at the door.

Led by Gao De, the young lady sat down at the table in the hall.

"Sri Lankan black tea, is that okay?" Gao De asked politely, without expecting a positive answer.

Although Sri Lankan black tea is a mid-range tea, it is generally decent for entertaining guests.

But obviously, the lady in the purple dress in front of him did not belong to the "normal case".

"Yes, thank you." The young lady nodded slightly, her manners graceful.

Gao De picked up a handful of tea leaves from the jar, put them in an exquisite cup, poured in boiled water, and then sat down with the two cups of tea.

"What should I call you?" Goder placed one of the cups of black tea on the young lady's table.

"Jelica." Jelica took off the exquisite white gloves on her hands, picked up the teacup, took a symbolic sip, and put the cup down again.

She looked at Gao De with expectation but a little doubt and said, "Master Google, I want to repair this magic necklace. Is it possible for you?"

She took out the exquisite necklace from the side pocket of her skirt again and showed it to God.

Gao De carefully observed the crack in the center gem of the necklace. After confirming that although it was broken into two halves, the main body was not missing, he immediately felt relieved.

According to the rules of [Restoration Technique], as long as the main body of the object is not missing, let alone being broken into two halves, even if it is broken into a hundred or eighty pieces, as long as there is enough patience and time, the restoration technique can perfectly repair it.

Gao De looked away and looked at his first real customer in his career as a "restorer" and asked cautiously, "How much do you expect the repair to cost?"

"If it doesn't work," Jelica stopped talking abruptly.

After hesitating for a few seconds, she asked uncertainly: "You mean, you can fix it?"

"Of course," Gao De was also somewhat puzzled, "Could it be an alchemical creation of level 1 or above?"

It doesn't look like it, he thought to himself.

Gao De, the pirated "repair craftsman" who took shortcuts through magic, did not realize that a repair craftsman who could repair 1st-level magic creations could not repair 1st-level magic creations in any state of damage.

If a restoration craftsman could really repair most damaged magical creations, the value of the restoration craftsman would not be so much lower than that of the "Alchemist".

Generally speaking, only the repair of alchemical creations that are slightly damaged or worn falls within the scope of business of restoration craftsmen.

That's why Jelica is so tentative.

Because of the damage to her necklace, it was actually beyond the scope of restoration work of a restoration craftsman.

In fact, Jelica didn't hold out much hope in her heart, but her emotions drove her to try, but she didn't expect to hear a positive answer from Goder.

Jelica opened her beautiful eyes wide and blinked. "No, it's just a 1st-level alchemical creation."

Her voice became cheerful, "10 gold coins. No, is 15 gold coins enough?"

"Ms. Jelica, generally speaking, the cost of repairing a level 1 alchemical artifact is between 6 and 7 gold coins. Depending on the value of the item and the extent of damage, the cost of repair will fluctuate appropriately."

Gao De gently reminded: "10 Sean gold coins is a reasonable price, 15 gold coins is beyond the market price."

Although I really want to earn more, the lady in front of me is obviously not a simple person. She doesn't understand the market, but I do. Otherwise, if the news gets out, being asked to settle accounts and return money will be a small matter, but it will be a big deal if my reputation is ruined.

Gaode is clear in his mind and believes that taking things slow and steady is the wise choice.

"It's okay. I don't mind this little money as long as you can fix it!" Jelica said heavily.

Is 5 gold coins also a small amount of money? As expected, Gao De, a dog tycoon, suppressed the "jealousy" in his heart and nodded, "I promise to restore it to its original state."

He also reminded Jelica of the market price. Since Jelica still insisted on the high price of 15 gold coins, he had no reason to refuse.

If someone insists on giving you money, is there any reason not to accept it?

"Really?" Jelica still couldn't believe it.

With this level of damage, the young restoration craftsman in front of him not only dared to accept the restoration task, but also dared to guarantee it in such a confident tone.

"It will just take a few days," Goder chuckled softly and explained, "It's not easy to repair a first-level magic item, and your necklace is quite badly damaged."

"I understand." Jelica expressed her understanding.

"One week, give me one week," Gao De thought for a moment and said, "On the 10th of the Sunshine Month, you can come and get it."

When his magic power was only enough to cast five cantrips in one breath, it took him ten days to repair the Fang of Hidden Mist, which was also a first-level supernatural object.

Now that his magic power has increased, it is enough to cast seven cantrips in one breath, so the time to repair a level 1 supernatural object is also reduced.

"Do I need to pay a deposit?" Jessica suppressed her excitement.

"No need, Miss Jelica, I believe in your integrity." Goder said with a smile.

In fact, I believe in your financial resources, he said to himself.

"Okay, I'll visit you again in a week," Jelica put on her gloves again, stood up gracefully, and put her hand on her chest, performing a chest-touching salute to God.

"This is the necklace my mother left me. It has a very important meaning to me and is definitely not an ordinary alchemical artifact. Please, Master Google."

"I will." Goder promised again.

(End of this chapter)