Overlord: Start from the Goblin Lair

A total of nine hundred gold coins. The little money Ron saved for him was simply not enough, far from enough!

And what did the halfling alchemist just say? Is this two days’ output?

The alchemist merchant made a calculation in his heart: his two alchemists, working without sleep for two days, could refine twelve bottles of healing potion, and each bottle would earn a net profit of twenty-five gold coins, which was three hundred gold coins.

But for these weak healing potions, based on this output, even if he was just a middleman, he would still be able to produce 250 gold coins!

And alchemists cannot rest for 24 hours, they must ensure at least eight hours of sleep... Wait, this amount is just for the alchemist just now? How is this done? !

Alchemists would not understand this, because the conventional synthesis process of healing potions requires ritual casting. It is already very difficult for an alchemist to take care of both the ritual and the alchemical reaction at the same time. It is even more impossible to open two sets of synthesis at the same time.

But it doesn't matter on Ron's part. Only the last step of his craft requires a simple trick. Lavinia can completely handle the reactions of two or more groups at the same time.

There is another one that is theoretically feasible, but Ron does not have the ability or time to realize it yet: since alchemy-specific rituals generally have restrictions on the dosage of potions, the amount of each bottle of healing potion is limited.

Ron's process does not require rituals, so - in theory, just by increasing the input amount proportionally, you can produce more potions at once in a single synthesis!

It's just that there are no such large alchemy instruments now.

"What's wrong, Shuke, if you're reluctant to give up money, I'm also willing to get involved." The pudgy businessman laughed.

While the alchemist merchant was settling accounts, they were naturally not idle either.

"Salovey, you are messing around with equipment!" Shuke cursed, and looked at Ron somewhat flatteringly, "Um, sir... I really don't have that much money now to buy them all. Can you please let me get a sample of these potions first..."

"You don't want to secretly crack someone else's formula yourself, do you, Shuke?" Su Linna laughed, and Salovey also followed suit.

They are both afraid that their brothers will have a hard time, and they are also afraid that their brothers will drive Land Rover. This is probably the mentality of these two people now.

Even laymen like them can see how much potential this has. If it falls into Shuke's hands, he will make more, not less.

"I'm a serious and articulate businessman! How can you slander someone's innocence out of thin air -" Shu Ke blushed with anxiety, and then started talking about contracts, terms, laws and the like.

"Okay, okay," Ron interrupted him with a smile and handed over the potion in his hand, "Take it, I'll give you this."

"You still have a long way to go home. How can I take your money at this time?"

"This, how embarrassing..." Shuke opened his mouth, but he just took the bottle of inexpensive weak healing potion and held it tightly in his hand.

"Mr. Ron, you should sign a contract with him. This is to protect your own interests," Sulina interjected. "Although asking a great alchemist to work out the alchemy formula is expensive, compared to the subsequent benefits It’s just not worth mentioning that he would take the risk.”

"I will never let you down, and you will never let me down." Ron smiled and shook his head. This thing is just a practice work after he first came to this world, nothing worth spending a lot of time on.

Rather than making a small profit, he hoped that this would have the effect of making a fortune, and that these three businessmen would go back and publicize it. Whether it was saying that he was generous and kind, or that he was simple and easy to bully, at least he would first spread the word to all kinds of people. Come together, this will be better for the process of dreamland development.

Besides, what about the recipe? He doesn't have any recipes, they are all the original ones, he just changed the process. If Shuke really went to find some great alchemist to deduce, it would just be a waste of money.

"Don't worry, I, Shu Ke, am definitely not that despicable person!" The alchemist businessman's chest clapped loudly.

"As for you..." Ron looked at Salovey, "Is this Mr. Salovey? You have also seen that I am still lacking all kinds of equipment here. Are you willing to lend a helping hand?"

"Well," Salovey rubbed his hands in embarrassment, "You went to the crash site. Did you see any new equipment or raw materials?"

"...It seems not?" Ron thought for a while, if there was, he would definitely have an impression.

"Salovei's business is to import materials from Yungang, and then return to his hometown to cast and trade." Su Linna explained, "If he doesn't go to Yungang, he has no reason to come here."

"But I am willing to send a blacksmith over!" Salovey gritted his teeth, "When you settle down here, I am willing to send a blacksmith over to stay and open a branch! But I hope that if you discover mineral deposits in the dreamland time, I can get a piece of the pie!”

Everyone knows that the delusional land is rich in resources. But no one can say exactly what they are, and Salovey can be considered an investment of some kind.

For small businessmen like them who made their fortune by taking risks, sending a blacksmith here is definitely a big gamble.

"It seems that I have no choice but to hire a team of carpenters and construction workers," Su Linna said with a smile, "My wood is shipped wherever it goes. You must be in great need of it for construction here."

"But the price will definitely not be lower than the cost price - the wood of the bronze axe still has some reputation."

The general idea has been decided, and the remaining is to determine the details. Although Ron said it was a gentleman's agreement, the things on paper and the specific content clauses should still be there.

At the trading post, the three merchants stayed for another whole week until a caravan from Flåm passed by, and they took a ride and left.

These days Ron used this time to learn as many spells as possible, while Victoria returned to Flåm Town to update her equipment.

Taking the opportunity to send off several merchants, the team set out again and began to further explore the Delusion Land.

Because when the villagers settled here, along with reclamation and hunting, some rather strange things began to gradually happen in their village.

When Ron and others arrived at the village near the trading post, the young man Andre, who had raised his arms and called on refugees to follow Ron to the Delusion Land, came out to greet them.

"Lord Ron, you are finally here! I am afraid that only you can help us solve this problem!"