Margaret Peregrine is a high school sophomore. Most of the time, she's either at school, at the school robotics club, at the school chess club, or doing schoolwork. Today, she's cleaning out her late great-grandmother's attic.
When do you think you'll have this batch done by?
She raises the price for invisibility to $2800 (durability can stay at $200) with a note that it doesn't apply retroactively, and stamps off enough papers to cover all the orders she has so far.
Nice! I went ahead and hiked prices, but it's possible word of mouth will cancel that out. Capitalism is great but it's pretty complicated.
Doing the spell is pretty fast; I won't be the bottleneck unless you buy a factory.
I can come by on Sunday and grab whatever you've got by then, get them in the mail a bit sooner. I didn't promise a specific shipping time on the site, but I'd like to be fast.
Yup. Enchant them Sunday evening, bring them to the post office Monday after school.
"Excellent! Say, it'll only take me about twenty minutes to enchant these and I have all day; do want to go walk around town again with better lighting?"
"Anything in particular you want to see? We can go anywhere we went last time, we can go to the library, we can probably see a movie if there's anything you think sounds good playing."
"Yeah, it's bigger than the one here and there are plenty of areas of just shelves where you can probably browse without anybody seeing a floating book. And I'll be able to check stuff out for you if you find anything you want to read all of."
"Definitely, sometimes I have no idea what I want until I see it."
"That sounds awesome. We can find someone with a medallion who knows how to drive busses, and I can sit there pretending to be one of like three tourists but actually the bus is full."