The moonstone has a smooth surface and a jade-like texture. It is warm, cool and self-luminous. It looks quite dreamy and is actually more popular than tacky gold and silver jewelry.
"It looks good. I want to make it into a pendant. It looks like a teardrop. It's so beautiful." Annie said with a smile while holding a small moon stone.
"Polish this one and I will make it into a moonstone ring. It will look even better than a jade ring." Yabei Mia chose a round moonstone and said equally happily.
"Do you actually like this stone so much?" Barbara looked at everyone with a slightly strange expression.
"Barbara, this moon stone must be very valuable, right?" Phyllis looked at Barbara and asked a little embarrassedly.
"This... I just grabbed a handful on the garden walk before setting off. This kind of stone is just a stone that can be seen everywhere in our area." Barbara shrugged and looked at the people with incredible looks on their faces, "I don't know either. You actually like this one the most, if I had known I would have asked them to choose something better-looking."
"Things are rare and valuable. The quality of this moon stone is higher than that of many jade stones, and it can also emit light by itself. It can be turned into a very good handicraft with a little polishing. However, because there are many on the moon, it changes on the moon. It’s not worth anything.” Mag smiled and picked up a moon stone, “But it doesn’t exist in Nolan Continent. As long as it is labeled as imported from the moon, it will definitely sell for a high price.”
"Then let's sell the stones. We can definitely make a lot of money by transporting the worthless moon stones from the moon to the City of Chaos." Amy suggested, her eyes already lighting up.
Mag looked at Amy with admiration. The little guy's mind was spinning very fast, and he had the potential to become a villain at a young age.
"Will anyone really want it?" Barbara is still a little unsure. There are too many of these stones in the Moon Country. Their floors are paved with super large moon stones, and the quality is better than these small stones. Much better.
"Next time you return to the Moon Country, bring as much as you can. I promise to sell them all to you. Let's give it a 50-50 split." Mag smiled. Jewelry is a hugely profitable industry, especially when the quality is extremely high, but the price is very high. Moreover, the extremely cheap moonstone could not bring in hundreds or thousands of times profit, so he would be embarrassed to say that he was in the jewelry business.
"Okay, then next time I will choose the best decorative stones and fill up the space ring." Barbara nodded, also a little eager to give it a try.
She is not short of money, but enjoys making money.
"By the way, if you people from the Kingdom of the Moon teleport in the future, you need to tell me in advance, otherwise they will always teleport into the restaurant, which makes me feel a little insecure. And I found someone to set up some defensive formations in the restaurant. If they run around, they will inevitably be accidentally injured."
Mag added that he didn’t want to see the scene like the scene of Barbara teleporting over the table today.
Moreover, the restaurant does have level nine defense capabilities. If people from the Kingdom of the Moon come one day and start a fight with the restaurant, who can tell.
Barbara thought for a while and said: "Okay, but it is quite troublesome to activate the teleportation array every time. How about setting a teleportation time every month, so that it will not affect the normal business of the restaurant."
"Alright." McGonagall thought for a moment and nodded in agreement.
The most valuable thing about Maimi's restaurant now is not the land, but the ancient teleportation array that connects the Moon Country and the Nolan Continent, which blocks the communication between the two parties.
If Barbara was not the princess of the Moon Country, then Mag would just raise the price and ask everyone who wanted to use this teleportation array to pay an entrance fee first, which would definitely be more profitable than opening a restaurant.
The two sides are still in the early stages of communication, and Nolan Continent is asking the Kingdom of the Moon for help in sealing the Old Ones. Naturally, he cannot do such a thing.
But if the two parties launch a high-end moon landing tourism project in the future, Mag will be very happy to do this to take advantage of rich people who want to go to heaven.
"How long do you plan to stay when you come back this time?" Mag asked. Now that the passage back to the Moon Country has been opened, Barbara can go home at any time.
"I'll go back to work and stay until...the restaurant closes down." Barbara said matter-of-factly.
"As long as I don't close the store, Maimi's Restaurant will never go bankrupt." Mag curled her lips and looked at Barbara with some confusion, "Aren't you happy being a princess? You're still a waiter here."
"What's so strange about princesses? We have so many here. After going home for a few days, being a princess is really boring. I might as well work part-time. It's so nice here. I like it here so much." Barbara shook her head.
"Okay, as long as you like it." Mag raised his eyebrows. It seems that times have indeed changed, and working part-time has become a trendy thing.
Barbara's return means that the manpower shortage problem at Mamie's Restaurant will be greatly alleviated.
Relying on the magical power of space magic, Barbara can be said to be in absolute control of the restaurant's food delivery, and can efficiently deliver the food to the guests.
Today's dinner was quite sumptuous. It was a welcome banquet prepared by Mag for Barbara, so it had to be eaten half an hour earlier than usual.
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Outside the restaurant, people have already begun to queue up.
Among the team, there was a tall man in black, with the brim of his hat pulled low, his head slightly lowered. He whispered to the bald middle-aged man standing in front of him and asked: "Editor Garland, can anyone recognize this?" I don't?"
The bald man who was called the editor-in-chief turned to look at the man in black and said with an annoyed smile: "Milo, if you look like this, I will recognize you if I recognize you. If I don't recognize you, I will look at you more." Eyes, maybe you’ll recognize it.”
"Is that okay?!" Milo was shocked and looked around defensively.
"This is the city of chaos. You have never been here before, and you have never revealed any restaurants. You don't have to worry about being beaten." Garland smiled.
Garland, the editor-in-chief of Whole Food Magazine. As one of the most influential food magazines on the Nolan continent, Whole Food has been having a hard time recently.
The sales of Carnivorism and Vegetarianism have broken records for two or three months in a row, and reprinting has become a routine method. Hundreds of thousands of copies are sold at every turn, completely grinding Whole Foods of the same echelon to the ground.
The reason why the sales of carnivorous and vegetarian magazines have skyrocketed in the past two or three months is all because of one restaurant, the Maimi Restaurant in front of them.
Those two magazines, the new issues published in the past two months, have at least one article related to Maimi Restaurant. That is to say, the sales have skyrocketed, and even many people who are not in the habit of subscribing to gourmet magazines have fallen into the trap.
Being left far behind by its competitors, Shiquanshimei was naturally unwilling to sit back and wait for death.
So Garland personally brought Milo, the gold-medal writer who eats all things beautiful, and the gentle assassin, to come here from Luodu.
He wants to break the lie that carnivorism and vegetarianism are jointly constructed. How can such a local excellent restaurant appear in a place with poor food like a chaotic city.
Shiquanshimei will use a fact-based article to knock this restaurant off the altar and trample those two shameless magazines under its feet!
