Chapter 93: Leather Enchanting

"Joan, aren't you kidding me?" Mr. Longfellow stared at the young mage with wide eyes, and asked incredulously, "You really have a way to get the fur coat back to clean automatically?"
"No kidding, this is just a simple enchanting process." When Joan said this, the corner of his mouth could not help twitching.
In fact, the principle of this enchanting process is indeed very simple. It is nothing more than blessing the "magic trick" of the 0-ring trick on the clothes. When you need to clean, chant the activation character activation spell to make the clothes instantly clean. However, the simple principle does not mean that the process is also simple. If the conventional process is used, only the enchanting link takes a lot of time and effort. Joan's advantage is that he has mastered a set of enchanting technology that is completely different from conventional craftsmanship, that is, using the Rune Rune to create a magic guide.
After Joan decided on the idea of ​​enchanting the fur, he took his fierce badger-tanned cloak as a test article and set out to try enchanting.
First of all, Joan wants to find a suitable rune from the 24 Lun runes as a carrier to accommodate "magic tricks". After some comparison, Joan chose the No. 18 rune Beorc. The meaning of this rune is "new life, purification and revival", which is exactly in line with the demand of "purification of dirt and clean clothing".
Joan first painted the Beorc runes on his cloak. For aesthetic reasons, the runes can be drawn inside the lining without affecting the enchantment effect. Next Joan took the Beorc rune as a container and applied "magic tricks" to it.
One of the characteristics of the Rune Rune is that it can act as a "medium" or "carrier" between the spell and the subject. Spells such as "magic tricks" that take effect immediately after casting, if injected into the Rune Rune, will appear like a "frozen" state, and the magic power is stored inside the rune until someone uses a specific spell or spirit. When the rune is activated by induction, the magic stored in the rune is released. Once the rune is drawn on the surface of an object or creature, it cannot be erased or peeled off by physical means, but can only be removed by magic.
Joan’s first attempt was very successful, and the
magic trick
was successfully deposited into the Beorc rune. When someone touched the cloak and recited Joan’s preset start character, the
magic trick
stored in the 18th rune would be Automatically excited to make the cloak clean and new.
So it seems that the enchanting experiment is very successful? However, a little analysis of Joanne found that this was not the case.
When the Beorc rune is activated, the magic power stored in the rune will be released all at once, and the cloak will also transform into a mortal. If you want to clean it again, you must re-inject "magic tricks". To put it bluntly, what is created in this way is only a one-time magic guide, and the Rune Rune only serves as a storage method.
This is not the case with Joan's ideal enchanted cloak. If you have to reapply the spell before every cleaning, then you can’t just cast it and clean it. Why rune enchantments? Joan hopes that an enchantment will be permanently effective. Can Rune Rune fulfill this requirement?
Maybe it can. However, Joan's understanding of Lun's rune knowledge is still too shallow, and the realization of the one-time storage method is already the limit of his ability.
After a day of repeated attempts, Joan had to admit a cold reality: Enchanting with Rune Runes can indeed greatly simplify the enchanting process, which is more time-saving and labor-saving than conventional processes, but if you want to achieve long-term effectiveness of the spell For the purpose, the cost of the enchanted raw materials spent still has to be spent, and a copper plate cannot be saved.
The next day, Joan changed the experiment. The first half of the enchanting process is the same as yesterday. On the cloak, the 18th rune Beorc is drawn, and the second half of the casting process uses the traditional process-adding auxiliary materials based on "Magic Crystal" powder while casting. These auxiliary materials will be automatically used as steam to penetrate into the Beorc rune during the casting process, and play the magic effect of "stabilizer" and "charge module".
The cloak that uses this new and old mixed craft enchantment can stimulate "magic tricks" once a day, which perfectly meets the needs of frequent cleaning. This enchanting process saves time and effort. The only drawback is that it does not save money. Joan spent 94 banging gold coins for that handful of magic crystal dust, which is almost the same as the cost of the conventional enchanting process.
At least in the short term, Joanne has no ability to further improve this enchanting process, and he himself does not have the capital to mass-produce the enchanted cloak. He can only find a funder to cooperate. Since Joan intends to do a fur enchanting business, it is obvious that Mr. Longfellow, the owner of the leather goods store, is his ideal business partner.
In order to win the trust from Mr. Longfellow, Joan brought his own enchanted cloak which was used as an experimental product. In the face of Mr. Longfellow, a bottle of ink was poured on the fluffy cloak, and the chanting started immediately. The charm, the wet cloak glowed dimly, and in a blink of an eye it was clean and dry.
"Wow! It's amazing!" Mr. Longfellow hugged Joan excitedly and kissed him fiercely on his face. "My dear little mage, you are amazing!"
Joan rubbed the itchy cheeks of the leather shop owner and whispered a little embarrassedly: "Every time you enchant, it costs about 100 gold Duga's material cost..."
"I know, boy, you wrote it clearly in the letter." Mr. Longfellow said with a smile. "We can cooperate in this way-I pay for the clothing and materials. In addition, each enchanted costume pays you 50 gold. What do you think of Duga's processing fee?"
Qiao An expected that if he insisted on raising the price, the processing fee could be mentioned, but it was too difficult for him to bargain with people with his personality. Moreover, Mr. Longfellow was generous enough, and the cooperation conditions already proposed Exceeding his psychological expectations, he nodded happily.
Longfellow was relieved and hand-picked five high-end fur coats, and handed them to Joan along with 500 gold duga. He was urged to start construction as soon as possible, and if these samples are sold well, additional orders will be added in the future.
Mr. Longfellow still has to figure out how to make eye-catching and exciting advertisements for the new products in his own store. Joan can’t help in this regard. He simply takes the big bag of leather to say goodbye to him. Go home as soon as possible to enchant the leather.
After arriving home, Joan started to work. Enchanting batches of similar items in batches, in particular, can reflect the efficiency advantages of the Rune Rune Enchanting process. Joan only enchanted five high-end furs one by one in the morning, and returned the finished product to Langfe after lunch. Luo's leather shop.
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