Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God

Chapter 2641: Chapter 1146: Gods Forger

Giharin stroked his scorched beard excitedly and said, "Lord, you immediately identified the key issue. With a handle that can supply energy, the blade itself doesn’t need to be custom-fitted with magic effects. It only needs to be forged according to a specific magic formula.

This formulaic forging can be easily mastered, even by young dwarf lads who have yet to start growing beards.

We have steam forging equipment. If we go all out, each person can forge ten blades per day without problem. The real challenge is whether the lady’s weapon handles can keep up." He explained.

"The magic formula on my end is also fixed; the issue is how to mold it into a handle. Ordinary people lack my ability to manipulate magic to shape weapon handles." Philancy furrowed her brow, throwing out a new challenge.

"As long as the magic formula is fixed, it will be manageable; you won’t even need magic apprentices," Gaven chimed in. "The skilled glass craftsmen can entirely take over this task. They don’t need to understand the magic formulas—they just need to replicate it precisely.

Teacher, you handle organizing the magic formulas. Leave the glass craftsmen to me." He proposed.

After thinking for a moment, Gaven turned to Shanoba and said, "I’ll have Devin fully cooperate with you on this matter. Recruit those glass craftsmen willing to come to Colossus City with generous terms. You will be responsible for their transportation and settlement, preferably encouraging them and their families to relocate.

Tempt them with benefits, but do not use dirty means.

Send people to learn glass blowing techniques from them and establish our glass processing factory."

In Felen, glass processing isn’t a nascent industry.

There are corresponding factories everywhere, and glass goblets, glass lanterns, and glass windows have already started to become popular.

Currently, the hottest-selling glass product is the glass water lantern, which Gaven has been promoting single-handedly.

This glass water lantern is safe, non-polluting, beautiful, and provides permanent illumination. Once introduced, it was loved by nobles, who finally could move beyond smoky candles and torches to decorate their manors or castles with stunning beauty—brightly lit all year round.

Failing to do so would be quite a loss of prestige.

Ordinary people would also try to acquire a glass water lantern from an economically practical standpoint.

This way, they wouldn’t have to sleep immediately after dark and could perform some indoor tasks within their capacity to generate income for their families. In the long run, it’s a worthwhile investment.

"Master, I now have a status too. Who would use such despicable methods when small money could solve problems? Stop clinging to my previous tainted background!" Shanoba’s words had a hint of playful reproach.

"I was just offering a friendly reminder." Gaven chuckled.

"Even once it’s blown, it’s still a semi-finished product. We also need to infuse it with the corresponding element," Philancy reminded. "With just you alone, the number of times you can use the Otherworldly Oath daily is limited.

This spell requires consuming experience as a casting medium. You might not feel it with a few uses, but using it on a large scale would be quite demanding."

Gaven was well-prepared for this, "I plan to tackle this issue from three aspects."

"What are the three aspects?"

"The first aspect is to fully leverage the existing spellcasting system by publishing hiring tasks in major cities across Felen, employing mages to cast the Otherworldly Oath. With the right payment, plenty of mages will accept the job."

"This is indeed the easiest way to see results. However, this method mainly attracts intermediate-low level casters. Advanced casters won’t sell their expertise merely for money."

"Won’t this method easily expose our secrets and let those casters replicate them?"

"That’s unavoidable. The technical difficulty isn’t high, and advanced casters can easily unravel the secrets. Our only option is to make good use of materials and our first-mover advantage to expand our market share as much as possible, maximizing our profits.

When necessary, we can release some air glass onto the market. Instead of letting them research on their own, it’s better to have them buy ours directly."

"Makes sense. Never underestimate those advanced casters. If pushed too hard, they might directly use spells to produce air glass, and before long, better and cheaper alternatives could appear in the market."

"You are right about the former point, but I don’t agree with the latter. If there were better materials, I would have already known and wouldn’t have waited until now. Air glass might not be perfect, but surpassing it and producing at such a large scale isn’t an easy task."

"Lady, I was overly worried. I forgot you are the top-notch caster with broad experience in this area."

"You’re not underestimating my ability, but subconsciously considering air glass as a cheap product."

"That’s quite true. From the beginning, we regarded it as a by-product of steel, considering it a steel substitute. From now on, we need to correct this erroneous mindset."

Everyone engaged in a lively discussion about the pros and cons of this strategy, sharing their suggestions.

A monopoly is impossible; at most, we can have an early mover’s advantage.

The only thing they can do is fully utilize this first-mover advantage to gain maximum benefit by accumulating as many Energy Accumulators as possible with the lowest price before those casters catch on.

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