However, another voice echoed in my mind.
'Great, that bastard is leaving!'
"It's good that you're gone. I can't see you anymore. Out of sight, out of mind!"
She quickly composed herself and shrugged.
Even without Viktor's tutelage, she would still be that genius mage.
"Oh, right."
Victor turned his head and glanced at Erica.
"What problems have you brought today?"
"Hurry up and finish speaking, I can go home after I'm done teaching you."
"..."
He even remembers coming to ask questions.
It was as if with a 'crack', a crack appeared in the psychological defenses that Erica had worked so hard to build.
She lowered her head, took out the questions she had prepared beforehand, and walked towards Viktor.
But I don't know why.
He became somewhat absent-minded.
......
That evening, Lia went into Victor's study.
"The store has been renovated."
These days, Lia has been handling matters related to the shops in the royal capital.
So I haven't been back to my territory lately, but have been staying here instead.
However, she already had a room here.
Victor closed the book, wanting to discuss the price with Leah.
Lia said to him, "One thousand Giorgios."
This price is not cheap for consumables sold in the capital, but it is quite reasonable.
This medicine is absolutely worth the price.
If we can sell fifty bottles a day, we can directly receive fifty thousand Giornos.
The cost is just one tree fruit, which, although uncommon, costs at most ten Geo.
This is truly a highly profitable investment.
Victor nodded; the price was within his expectations.
It's not worth the price, and it's not worth the price either, its amazing effects are not worth the price.
"Oh, right, remember the limit: each person can only buy two bottles per day."
"Why?"
Lia was a little confused. These magic potions were already expensive, and it was questionable whether anyone would buy them at first. Why were they being limited in quantity?
Isn't he afraid of having unsold inventory?
Victor provided an explanation:
"In the early stages, we'd rather earn less money than fail to spread the word about the effects of this medicine."
"The more people know about it later, the more money you make."
As Liya listened to his explanation, her beautiful eyes shone with admiration.
"I now think you're more of a businessman than I am."
It was as if she were meeting Viktor for the first time in over a decade.
She yawned, as if she had thought of something, and asked casually.
"Oh right, you're really going to that... what volcano with Gwen?"
“Hmm.” Viktor nodded.
"Alright."
Lia muttered something and waved her hand.
"Don't die out there, so I don't have to spend money to collect your body."
"I'm going to sleep."
After saying that, he patted his cheeks, turned around, and left Viktor's study.
Seeing Liya leave, Vega raised his head, his eyes regaining their human touch.
"Is your sister worried about you?"
"I thought you two didn't get along."
“It wasn’t good, but it’s improved in recent days.” Victor tapped the table, and a bottle of blue potion appeared in his palm, which he fiddled with.
"Why? How did you do that?" Vega asked, puzzled.
Victor placed the blue potion on the table and offered an explanation.
"Because I know how to make money."
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