Chapter 93

Chapter 93: 93

“That’s all I was asking for,” Ms Liddy said. It should be a good thing if you think about it normally. Because I was able to make something better than the level my clients wanted. However, I doubt it would have been a good thing to go beyond the original because this time they asked me to repair it and wanted it to be “the same as the original”. We need to be able to keep things down at a proper level around here.

The answer to the question then returns immediately from Mr. Liddy.

“Yeah. The request was for you to put it back where it was, but what it was, of course, is that the amount of magic that is woven is considerably more than the Daiyuan. In the case of (…) use of (…), I’ve never crossed the many magic powers I have, so to be honest, it helps.

Does that use mean a magic battery? If it does break when you pull it out more than a certain amount, there are a lot of margins there. I’ve never crossed it. I figured out I didn’t do anything extra for now, so I’m relieved.

I don’t know how much of the original magic it was, but it would have been quite a lot. It is somewhat of a concern to say what it was like to use it up and break a sword. Whatever you think, it doesn’t seem like it’s something you can ask, so I won’t ask, but I’ll fix it if it breaks again.

“So, it’s the price.

Yeah, you needed something to say that. I’ve learned a lot, so it’s good to be cheap, but do you say it by that standard for now?

“If you want to be alone, you decide not to worry about the value of the customer. So please pay what Mr Liddy thinks.

“Really? Hmmm……”

Mr. Liddy thinks with his hands on his thin jaw. Don’t look great saying that because you have a small face and a quiet impression. I’m sure some say it’s because the last guest who came to the house was the true opposite of Helen.

After much thought, Mr. Liddy went back to the house, saying, “Wait a minute.” I’ll try to put up a Mithril sword that I just restored (+ α) between them. It’s something I was realizing during work, but it’s very light because it’s a misrill. With steel of the same weight, the fat guard would only be able to do a knife or a blade a little bigger, even if overstated.I tried swinging it around and stopped it because it was a customer’s item. If it’s a new hit, I can swing it in the name of a trial slaughter, but this is a restoration.

After just a few moments, Mr. Liddy comes back with a small bag of cloth. Maybe that’s the purse or the bag with the bundled money in it.

“Thank you for waiting.

From that bag, I took out gold coins and unfamiliar thin plates. There are about five gold coins, but the thin plate looks like a gem if you look closely. That’s two. I don’t know much about the market, but it should probably be quite a price.

“If it were you, it would probably cost more if you struck something with all this magic, because this is the limit you can pay for.

“Yeah. I think you saw it when you went to the city, because it feels the same way I interacted with that merchant.

This isn’t a discount, but one piece of gold is going home in Mr. Liddy’s elf, so we’re going to convince ourselves with it for now.

… When I talked about Helen’s sword and the gold I received during the Amur family commotion, I decided to refrain from direct reductions because Rike and Deanna were angry that “if you don’t get a kick out of it, you’ll sell your own arm cheaply, and that won’t put you in the position of any other blacksmith”. I really wish I could get about three gold coins this time. When he got angry, Thermia didn’t seem to know very well either, but that was probably a big sum, so he just didn’t feel it. I usually know the market for daily necessities.

Mr. Liddy seemed to be thinking about it again, but it was slightly

“Then sweeten to your words.

And he put the gold coin I gave him back in the bag. Maybe I could have called it Rike’s tuition again, but if it’s too much, it doesn’t make sense.

For one thing, this settled everything about this request. If so, it’s a launch today. I started cleaning up the workshop just to get ready for a little extravagant meal.