Fairy Tail: I'm Not the Most Terrifying Mage

Sidrina was amazed and tried several more spells.

"The performance is now over," Yefrit said with a smile, then bowed and left the stage.

This stuff will sell perfectly.

As soon as he stepped off the stage, almost everyone surrounded him, wanting to buy from him.

Yefried then displayed the temporary councilor's pass he had previously obtained from the Slayley United Chamber of Commerce in Bandel City, saying, "Ladies and gentlemen, please calm down and give me some space to speak."

Everyone stepped back slightly, and Yefrit said, "Everyone has many questions they want to ask, but this is Miss Sidrina's banquet, so here is my business card. If you want to know anything, you can come to me privately. I'm staying at the Fez Hotel."

Although everyone was incredibly curious, it was not appropriate to press the matter further, so they all accepted the business cards and said they would visit later.

After handing out business cards, everyone returned to their seats, but their excitement was so intense that they had no interest in watching the performance.

Yefrit felt a little guilty. He had used Sidrina, and although they didn't seem to care, he was now very eager to know about the magic wand.

Forget it

He wasn't doing it to make a lot of money.

Yefrit sat down next to Sidrina, who, holding her magic wand, said excitedly, "Mr. Yefrit, this is such a wonderful surprise!"

“You’re not upset that I was promoting products at your birthday party?” Yefrit said.

"It's alright. Actually, banquets are meant to expand your network. There's no such thing as a purely platonic social gathering. Many people have ulterior motives," Sidrina said with a smile.

Yefrit pulled out a contract and said, "Miss Sidrina, I want to establish a factory in this city, and I hope we can run it together."

Sidrina immediately covered her mouth; this news was just as surprising as Yefrit's performance to her earlier!

Sidrina took the contract, glanced at it briefly, and quickly said, "No, this is too valuable, I can't sign it!"

This contract stipulates that Sidrina will receive a 20% cut of Yefrit's business income in the town!

However, the required conditions are almost non-existent.

Whether you have business acumen or not, you know this magic wand business is bound to be a hit!

He can help ordinary people realize their dream of becoming mages. Moreover, he can enhance the security of any city—although it will also breed many criminals. But who among those present would consider this aspect, and who would care about this aspect?

The things produced in this factory are definitely the best and most powerful things that these people use.

Therefore, it is undeniable that magic wands were promoted and subsequently became popular.

A 20% profit margin, that's a lot of money!

Sidrina felt like the contract was burning her hands; what did she do to deserve it?

"Please accept this," Yefrit said with a smile.

“This is really too expensive.” Sidrina was not tempted at all. To be honest, she was pampered as a child. She was not particularly rich, but she did not feel much attraction to money. After all, noble ladies like her could afford to buy what they could, and what they couldn’t afford was difficult to buy with money anyway.

So she felt that the money was too much, to the point of being somewhat apprehensive, and never thought about what she could do with so much money.

“I don’t want to explain too much about the reasons,” Yefrit said. “I just hope that Miss Sidrina will accept it; that would make me very happy.”

Yefritte's words were somewhat domineering.

Buzz watched longingly; he was far more "common" than Sidrina.

“Well,” Sidrina bit her lip and said, “I will do my best to help you manage the company well!”

Then, she signed the document without hesitation.

It gave her the feeling of signing a contract of servitude, but she wasn't alarmed because the terms of the contract were clearly written, and the girl in love made her not suspect any traps behind it; she just thought, "He's so nice!"

Of course, there really isn't anything wrong with the contract.

Buzz then excitedly took the contract, examined it carefully, and showed it to his sons, who all nodded in approval. They even felt that it was a generous dowry.

The banquet concluded successfully.

It was already late at night.

As soon as Yevlith left the mansion, she was surrounded by everyone.

Everyone is getting impatient.

Yefrit stopped teasing and said, "This magic wand is my personal patent. It's already in production and selling like hotcakes in Band City."

Once everyone saw the credentials of a member of parliament in his hand, they had no doubts whatsoever.

A first-class councilor's certificate costs 300 million J per year. Most people present would feel a pang of heartache just thinking about paying 300 million a year, and many simply couldn't afford that much money.

Those who can obtain this certificate have already made a lot of money.

Yefrit said, "This magic wand has many functions and can be customized according to personal preferences, allowing anyone to become a mage who can use dozens of spells."

"These magic wands are selling very well. For some reasons, I will be staying in this city, so I recently started planning to set up a factory here to produce such magic wands."

Everyone "understands" that the so-called reasons are definitely because of Miss Sidrina.

The idea of ​​building a factory locally has everyone extremely excited, as it means they'll make a lot of money.

"However, building a factory is a complicated process, so everyone will have to wait for a while."

“No fuss!” a man shouted. “I’m a business officer, and I can clear all obstacles for you.”

Another person shouted, "I can sell you a large tract of land at a low price."

Someone else said, "I have a professional construction team!"

"I have nothing but money, and I can invest it!"

"I also want!"

"I'll invest ten million!"

"I'll pay 30 million!"

Everyone was thinking of ways to get involved.

As for irregular means, such as seizing by trickery or force, or keeping it all for oneself, etc.

Only a fool would dare to have such a thought.

This is someone else's patent. They have the ability to innovate the magic system. Their greatest wealth isn't the magic wand, but the knowledge in their head.

If you don't befriend someone like that, you'll only make enemies. Not to mention him, if you offend him, everyone present will be the first to come after you!

Moreover, he has climbed up to the biggest local noble family and may become Hillary's son-in-law. Who would dare to cause trouble?

Yefried smiled and thought: The congressman's money is all raised, and there's still plenty left over.

As for the money to build the factory?

Transfer from left hand to right hand.

The investment in Hillahi will be used to build a factory in Bandor.

Those in Bande City aren't fools either; they'll definitely follow suit and invest, and then they'll turn around and build factories in Hillashire.

In this way, he could acquire first-class council seats in the chambers of commerce of two cities almost effortlessly in the shortest time, thereby gaining access to first-hand information and even setting rules. Moreover, he would have two factories, which would be his foundation.

This is the wealth of knowledge.

With this confidence, he could then plot something even bigger.

The plan progressed smoothly and without any problems.

After Yefried bought out all the seats in Bandeur, the city's leaders were excited. They believed that Yefried's products would sell very well in Hillahi, so when they learned that Yefried wanted to build a factory, they immediately gave it the green light and provided various subsidies.

Then, the two factories started operating almost simultaneously.

It was completed very quickly.

Magic wands were also selling like hotcakes.

It wasn't until then, after both sides had sorted out some information, that they discovered Yefrit had managed to get something for nothing from both sides.

They weren't angry about it; instead, they felt a sense of gratitude towards the teacher, thinking, "Thank you, teacher, this has broadened my horizons."

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Business can be done this way?

Of course, this is mainly because the magic wand itself is a product that will inevitably cause a huge uproar once it is released; if it were something else, perhaps no one would be able to play with it.

As for who wants to learn this method, whether they succeed or fail, that has nothing to do with Yefrit.

In any case, people became even more agitated after the matter was exposed.

Damn, with such a knack for making money, he's bound to lead everyone to success!

as predicted.

The magic wands were incredibly popular, and soon almost everyone in both cities had one, with the wealthy even owning several.

The channels for selling to external customers are naturally experiencing a supply shortage.

All investors hope to expand production and seize as much market share as possible before counterfeit and inferior products emerge.

Yefriede readily agreed, and so three, four, five were built. In a very short time, they were practically blooming all over the country.

Everyone made a fortune, and Yefried, needless to say, had no idea how much he had earned.

With the money, he immediately used his connections at higher levels.

I bought a viscount.

Now, he is a true viscount in this country.

In terms of identity, money also paved the way for his acquisition—he belonged to a family in a small border town, a family that, although hereditary, was not prominent.

As for everyone in the guild...

Yefried also fulfilled her promise as soon as possible.

I've collected a lot of information about demons.

"Sacrifice to the demon god."

Yevlit took the documents and headed towards the factory.

now.

Everyone in the guild became factory employees, but no work was assigned to them.