Viktor was sitting quietly in his study when he heard a knock on the door.
A gentle breeze swept by, and the study door opened automatically.
Hene stood at the door and cautiously entered the study.
She approached Viktor with her head down, like a child who had done something wrong and was afraid to look him in the eye.
She could only steal a glance at him from time to time.
Victor's gaze swept freely over Heni.
A long black robe covered her body, concealing both her allure as a succubus and her true nature.
Who would have thought that this unassuming girl would have such high-level skills?
Henney is probably the biggest Victor has ever seen.
Victor shook his head, shifting his gaze from Henrie, and said:
"What's up."
Hene lowered her head and reported to him in a weak voice:
"Some families want to cooperate with you."
"cooperate?"
Victor was a little confused; he didn't quite understand what Henny was talking about.
Seeing this, Hene explained:
"Last night, many nobles sent messages to your item shop, most of them wanting to discuss cooperation on magic potions."
Viktor tapped his fingers on the table. Sure enough, someone had already started to notice this.
Although magic potions are very expensive, their effects are equally remarkable, and mages who truly need them generally have the money to buy these powerful items.
Are some people planning to get a piece of the pie?
Victor was unaware of the prop shop's affairs, as Lia had handled those matters.
Henne's words...
Victor remembered that after she woke up, she kept saying to Leah that she felt bad about being taken care of like this, and that she wanted to do something to help out at home.
After that, it seems that Lia took Hene and made her her assistant for the time being.
Hene's job at the academy was originally as a teaching assistant, so she could also take on the role of an assistant.
It just so happens that the two of them went to a banquet yesterday, and Hene spent the whole day at the prop shop.
But things didn't go as Victor had imagined, as Heni remarked from the side:
"They want me to ask if you have any more magic potions in stock."
"oh?"
Victor was puzzled and gestured for Henney to continue:
"They said they hoped you would allow them to buy up a large quantity of this magic potion, and they would buy it for a price one hundred geese above cost."
"Then they will put the magic potions you make on the shelves in their family shops and other cities, and split the profits with you 30/70, with 70% going to you."
Viktor began to think.
Are these families planning to do charity?
In fact, after calculating the benefits, these families are not really engaging in charity.
Even if the profit is only one hundred, they still make a profit.
But this doesn't even include miscellaneous costs such as store management, labor, and transportation.
For Viktor, who knew the truth, these people were simply there to give him money.
These people heard from somewhere that the actual cost of this magic potion was only three hundred Geo.
Victor suspected that this was a message that Leah had deliberately spread.
The real cost? Just some tree fruit worth less than a few dollars.
Even if Leah sells it at what they consider cost price, and then sells it to other shops at a standard price of one thousand euros, the profit of seven hundred euros is still a huge sum.
Of those 700 giones, 70% will have to go to Victor.
And the price they pay for bulk purchases is even higher than the cost price.
They earned even less.
That sounds good, but...
Viktor narrowed his eyes.
Having dealt with players extensively, Victor always understood this perfectly.
When making trades, always try to misunderstand other traders with malicious intent.
After all, you never know if the sweet treats someone gives you might be hiding a trap.
Indeed, some people may want to curry favor with Victor, after all, he is now the princess's teacher, and has been promoted and ennobled; even the second prince has to curry favor with him.
It was clearly at the height of its power.
but……
If the deal goes as Heni described, they only need to give 70% of the profits from the sale to Victor after they receive the goods.
They can choose to hoard the goods and not sell them.
As long as they don't sell them, they don't need to send money to Victor.
As a result, these people bought large quantities of magic potions from Victor at what they considered to be cost price, which were originally worth one thousand Giornos, but instead of selling them, they hoarded them or used them themselves.
This not only disrupted the market price of the potion, but also broke the Clavner family's sales rules.
Each person can only buy two bottles per day.
Viktor wouldn't complain about earning too much money, since he was short of cash, but he wouldn't fall for such an obvious trap.
These old foxes are just taking advantage of Henny's lack of knowledge.
Victor glanced at Hennie.
The little succubus is indeed amazing in her knowledge of magic, but she is clearly clueless about business matters.
"Let's put this matter on hold for now and deal with it when Liya returns."
Let the professionals handle the professional matters.
He believed that if these guys really intended to set a trap for their business, then...
Lia will definitely be able to rip off these nobles.
"As for you."
However, Victor stood up and walked straight to Heni. Heni thought she had done something wrong, so she quickly lowered her head, biting her lip, and seemed unsteady on her feet.
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