Chapter 254
"I’m really foolish, truly," Garrett lifted his lackluster eyes to his followers. "I only knew that magical weapons and armor are expensive. I didn’t know that precision instrunts could be even more costly than magical equipnt..."
Ten thousand contribution points!
Just like that, gone!
A precision balance?
Available.
A regular balance, with an accuracy of 1 gram, costs 5 gold coins each.
A precision balance, with an accuracy of 0.1 gram, adjustable by knob, costs 100 gold coins each.
With an accuracy of one thousandth of a gram, displaying readings via crystal, costs 1,500 contribution points each.
For an accuracy of one ten-thousandth of a gram, sorry, none available...
Centrifuge?
Not readily available, but after Garrett made his request, the transformation-type archmage quickly indicated his ability to create one.
6000 revolutions per minute? No problem.
Needs to be frozen during centrifugation? Also no problem.
Four nested magic arrays, each used for clamping, rotating, temperature change, and timing, powered by magic crystal, remote-controlled, all no problem — 3000 contribution points each.
Oscillator, 500 contribution points each, water bath — 2 liters capacity, adjustable temperature, with attached thermoter — 1000 contribution points each.
Pipette is relatively expensive, mainly because each pipette must be specially equipped with a magic array, and the precision of the magic array is particularly high. After much calculation by the archmage, considering the requirents to et Garrett’s needs, extracting only 1/20 milliliter of liquid each ti, only the master’s micro-carving technique in the Alchemy Guild can achieve it.
Considering the master’s level, manual labor costs, scheduling, and the requirent for priority, the Alchemy Guild offered Garrett a high price of 2000 contribution points each...
Garrett silently retracted his boast of "give
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