The difficulty of using magic probes and metal enchantment brushes for enchantment was far greater than using mental energy to do it directly.
Because of this, the price of metal type magical armor and magical weapons was much higher than normal magical items of the same level, and the profits were also much higher.
Qiankun Pagoda enchantment used the power of the soul. This power was of a higher level than mental energy, and was not affected by metal. Therefore, to Qiankun Pagoda, there was no difference between metal enchantment and normal enchantment.
When producing magical items, Feng Chou naturally let Qiankun Pagoda choose the more profitable metal enchantment.
This batch of alchemy products produced by Qiankun Pagoda were almost all + 2 Black Steel weapons and armor.
A normal level-2 magic item would cost around a thousand crowns, but a + 2 magic weapon would cost more than two thousand crowns. In terms of cost, a + 2 magic weapon was not much more expensive than a level-2 one, and the profit margin was almost fifty percent higher.
A + 2 magic armor would cost at least six thousand crowns!
According to Feng Chou, his ship was worth tens of millions of crowns!
Among the people present, other than Count Patrick, most of them were small workshop owners, or like Miller, producing low-level alchemy products such as revolver guns, alchemy glue, and alchemy cement.
The real alchemy merchants were mostly active in the Alchemy Club in the Holy Mountain Region, or the Alchemy Club in Tailun City.
To the normal members of the Alchemy Club in the New Port District, ten million crowns was the total of their assets.
Therefore, Feng Chou's words were met with two kinds of gazes: suspicion and shock.
Some were shocked, and some subconsciously thought that he was a liar.
Feng Chou being so honest naturally had his reasons. He was telling Count Patrick that he was about to bring a ship of goods worth tens of millions of crowns to Tailun City.
Feng Chou used Melissa and her daughter to release some information to the other party. For example, he was born in a side branch of the Stuart Family, a Baron Family with a long history. They had a rich Baron level territory in Casablanca, as well as an even larger territory and an ancient castle in the remote Vita Duchy.
He himself was a level 10 mage, an intermediate alchemist, and a level 12 warrior.
Feng Chou only had one goal with this information and the ten million crowns, which was to let them know his value.
He wanted the other party to understand that he was a gold mine worth digging.
Perhaps Feng Chou's words just now made people suspicious and vigilant. The others subconsciously distanced themselves from him. Even Baron Millet, who introduced him, distanced himself from him.
On the other hand, Count Patrick's attitude towards Feng Chou remained the same. However, as the core figure of this salon, he soon had no time to pay attention to Feng Chou.
Seeing this, Feng Chou slipped out of the gathering hall and left the club when no one was paying attention.
In the following week, Feng Chou did not go to the club again.
A week later, the cargo ship Feng Chou hired arrived at Tailun City.
Feng Chou had already told Natasha the name and location of the port he had booked.
The captain of the cargo ship followed the name of the port provided by his employer, Baron Amborite's representative, Knight Natasha. Under the guidance of the navigator, the ship sailed out of the estuary of the Alvindale River and arrived at the port of the New Port District.
Just as the cargo ship approached the port, a small boat carrying tax registrars from the Port Authority of the New Port District approached the cargo ship.
Under the guidance of the navigator, the cargo ship docked at the small port Feng Chou had booked.
After the tax registrars had finished registering the goods, the workers at the port unloaded the goods one by one with the help of magical cranes. They were then transported to the warehouse at the back of the port by the carriages on the trestle bridge.
Feng Chou met with Natasha and after confirming that the goods were in good condition, he sent a servant to inform Count Patrick and a few members of the Alchemy Club who were interested in purchasing the goods. He asked them to send someone to inspect the goods and discuss business.
There were not many merchants who came as promised. Other than the manager of Count Patrick's business company, there were only a few merchants who were interested in the normal goods that Feng Chou had shipped, such as the normal steel weapons and armor produced by Casablanca, steel plates, ingots, Magical Beast leather, canvas, cotton cloth, and gold wine.
Under the disbelieving gazes of the people, Feng Chou opened a few wooden boxes. They were all neatly stacked with + 2 magical equipment.
Count Patrick's manager had the two alchemists he had brought with him appraise the equipment. He quickly received the answer that the equipment was of excellent quality.
The two alchemists then inspected seven or eight boxes, and all of them came to the conclusion that the equipment was of excellent quality.
Count Patrick, who had received the news, quickly rushed to the port himself. After confirming that Feng Chou had indeed shipped over four thousand pieces of excellent + 2 magical equipment, he was shocked. He quickly finalized the deal with Feng Chou. Feng Chou sold all the magical equipment to Count Patrick at a very favorable price.
The wealthy Count quickly deposited the deposit for the transaction, a total of four million, into Feng Chou's account at the Ottawa Bank in Tailun City.
Other than the magical equipment deal with Count Patrick, Feng Chou also finalized the sale of normal goods such as steel, canvas, cotton cloth, gold wine, and low-level Magical Beast leather with a few other merchants.
This deal quickly caused a sensation in the Alchemy Club at the new port area.
The next day, invitations to various salons and gatherings were sent to Feng Chou like snowflakes, but he rejected them all with the excuse that he was busy with business.
That night, Baron Millet even personally paid a visit, hoping to take some of the magical equipment.
When he heard that all the magical equipment had been taken by Count Patrick, he was extremely regretful.
It was no wonder that he was so regretful. Magical equipment was the most important export product of Tailun City, and the demand could not meet the demand. It was very popular.
There were three routes for ocean going merchant ships out to sea from Tailun City. One was along the East Coast to the Empire of Light's prosperous East Coast, and further north to the Snow Kingdom.
The other route was along the West Coast to the Kingdom of the Nature Elves, and finally to the prosperous West Coast of the Sutton Empire.
If one wanted more profits, one could also try to pass through the Sutton Empire's navy, and continue north along the West Coast to smuggle goods to the Kingdom of the Ogres.
The third route was the most dangerous, but also the most profitable. That was to head south and follow the island chain between the Northern and Southern Continents, then follow the ocean currents to the east, and finally reach the Southern Continent.
Transporting magical equipment from Alvendell to the Empire of Light and the Sutton Empire, and then back to the Empire of Light and the Sutton Empire, one could earn almost five times the profit. If one were to transport to the Southern Continent to exchange for Magical Beast materials, and then transport them back, one could earn ten times the profit.
As the continuation of the Arcane Empire, the Alvendell Empire was also known as the "Nation of Alchemy." More than seventy percent of the world's alchemy products were produced here.
In the end, Baron Millet regretfully only received a batch of Casaranca Gold Wine from Feng Chou. This type of wine was also very popular in Tailun City.