"It's more than I was looking for," Liddy said. If you think about it normally, it should be a good thing. Because I was able to create something better than the level the client wanted. However, in this case, the client asked for a restoration, and wanted "the same as the original", so it is questionable whether exceeding the original was a good thing. I need to be able to suppress this area at a precise level.

　The answer to my question comes immediately from Liddy.
Yes. In the event that you have any questions concerning where and how to use the internet, you can call us at the web site. I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do this, but I'm sure I'll be able to do it.
　That usage refers to the magic power battery. It's true that if it breaks down when you pull it out more than a certain amount, it's better to have a large margin. At any rate, it's a relief to know that I didn't do anything unnecessary.
　I don't know the original amount of magic power, but it must have been a good amount. I'm a little curious about what it was that caused the sword to break when it ran out of power. I don't think it's a good question, so I won't ask, but if it breaks again, I'll fix it for you.

So, how much is it?
　Oh, that reminds me, I needed something like that. I've learned a lot, so I don't mind if it's cheap, but for the time being, I'll use that standard.
I learned a lot, so I don't mind if it's cheap, but for the time being, I'll use that standard. So, please pay what you think you should pay.
"I see. Hmm ......
　Liddy put his hand on his thin chin and thought about it. I'm not sure what to do, but I'm sure I'll do it. I'm sure it's partly because the last guest who came to her house was the complete opposite of Helen.

　After thinking about it for a while, she said, "Wait a minute," and went back to her house. In the meantime, I held up the mithril sword that I had just restored (plus one). I realized during the work that it is very light because it is mithril. If I used the same weight of steel, I would probably only be able to make a knife or a slightly larger blade, even if Higo Mamoru is an exaggeration.
　I decided not to try swinging it around, since it was a customer's item. If it was a new one, I could wield it as a test slash, but this was a restored one.

　After a few moments, Ms. Liddy returns with a small cloth bag. It is probably a wallet or a bag containing a large amount of money.
Sorry to keep you waiting.
　From the bag, he took out a gold coin and an unfamiliar thin plate. There were about five gold coins, but the thin plate looked like a jewel if you looked closely. Two of them. I don't know the market price, but it must have been quite high.
Normally, it would probably cost more to have something with this much magic cast on it, but this is the limit of what we can pay.
　Hmm, it still seems like a lot. We brought in our own materials, Rike taught me a lot, and I learned a lot from him. Oh, yeah.

"Well, then...
　As I said that, I put a gold coin back into Liddy's hand.
I'm sure you'll be able to find a way to get the money to the merchant who told you about the house. If you say it's addressed to Eizo, I'm sure he'll understand. Of course, only as much as won't bother the people in the village. If you have any left over, you can divide the seeds by season. Are there any vegetables in the Elven Village that are not open to the public?
"No, not at all. We sometimes sell them to human merchants. But are you sure about that?
Yes. You may have seen it when you were in town, but it's the same feeling as dealing with that merchant.
　It's not a bargain, but it will return a gold coin to the elf village where Liddy lives, so you'll have to convince yourself of that for now.
　You'll be able to get a lot more than just a single gold coin. ...... When I mentioned Helen's sword and the money I got from the Amour family riot, Rikke and Deanna got angry and said, "If you don't get it right, you'll be selling your skills cheaply, and that won't help the other blacksmiths. I decided to refrain from directly reducing the price. I was actually hoping to get about three gold coins this time as well. When Samija got angry, she didn't seem to understand what was going on, but that was probably just because the amount was so large that she didn't really feel it. I know the market price for daily necessities.
　Liddy seemed to be thinking about it again, but after a while, he said
"Well, I'll take your word for it.
　He put the gold coins back in the bag. I could have given him one more gold coin as a tuition fee, but it would have been pointless if he had refused to give me too many.

　With this, everything is settled for the moment. Then, today is the launch day. I started to clean up the workshop to prepare a little sumptuous meal.