The old woman went on to chat with Gallo about the details of the follow-up.

She will first pay 3000 gold coins as a deposit to show her sincerity.

Then Gallo needs to provide a material budget first, and she will pay the material cost after accounting.

When the enchantment is finally completed, she will invite professionals to conduct evaluation and testing, and if it is qualified, she will pay subsequent payments.

Later, if there is a crisis and the enchantment has withstood the test, she will pay an extra bonus to maintain a good relationship with promising young people like Gallo...

In short, the price was too high to give Gallo any room for rejection, and he was naturally defeated by the rich woman's gold coin offensive.

Finally, the two negotiated to meet tomorrow at the rich wife's newly bought villa.

Of course, Gallo went to check the on-site environment in order to design the enchantment, not to ‘Auntie, I don’t want to work hard’.

After all, he is determined to believe in piety, and the rich woman has no sexual interest in his appearance.

After the rich woman left with the maid, Gallo quickly breathed a sigh of relief, then turned around and held Misseran's hand tightly, and said very sincerely:

"Damn, don't worry, I will never give up trying!"

Misseran was a little baffled, not knowing why he said this suddenly.

But regardless of whether she understood or not, she nodded gently and said seriously:

"Since the reward is so generous, then we have to carefully arrange the barrier."

She deliberately emphasized the word ‘we’, hoping that she could also participate in this business.

She certainly didn't want to divide money, she didn't lack money at all, she just hoped to learn more about enchantment with Gallo, to have more excuses to come to him, and to spend longer time together... .

Although Gallo couldn't understand the girl's delicate thoughts, he didn't refuse. He actually liked to study with DaDa.

So Gallo nodded and said:

"Okay, okay, let's go to the library and study carefully!"

"This Mrs. Carola has shown sincerity, and we can't live up to this sincerity."

With that said, the two went to the library, and Gallo went to the underground library to find some old classics.

The other party's request is the best, so of course it must be taken seriously, and the actual situation must be fully considered.

After all, the best is not necessarily the strongest. It is often the most suitable. It must be carefully selected or even re-optimized.

Otherwise, the strongest barrier that Gallo currently has is the Wall of Sighs. It can't be placed in a private mansion, right?

And below the Wall of Sighs, there are these inexplicable barriers recorded in the underground library.

Excluding some of the types that Gallo hasn’t studied carefully and whose purpose is not clear, the strongest protective barrier is left, which is the ‘sacred sanctuary’.

It is the enchantment that will wipe out all the invaders in order to achieve ‘refuge’.

Misseran has always wondered why this enchantment is classified in the protection category?

Gallo can understand that this is indeed a very good protective barrier, which fits his own style.

However, after carefully studying the records in the classics, he found that this enchantment was still not suitable.

It's not easy to accidentally hurt anything. For this high-end enchantment, the function of identifying friend or foe is naturally accurate and complete. As long as it is properly controlled, there will be no accidental injury.

What is inappropriate is other aspects.

First, the enchantment is large in scale and not suitable for use in private houses; second, it is difficult to control, and it is difficult for clergy to fully control, let alone ordinary people; finally, materials are difficult to obtain, the layout is complicated, and the construction period is long. And so on unfavorable factors.

After all, the original design purpose of this enchantment is to protect the forbidden area. The forbidden area is not used to protect the houses...

In addition, the most critical point is that once this enchantment is activated, it will continue to emit strong fluctuations, which will easily interfere with neighbors and affect the health of the residents inside.

Of course, this problem is actually a common problem of high-end enchantments. The stronger the function, the stronger the fluctuation, and the greater the interference to the surroundings. This is an objective law that cannot be violated, and even the wall of sigh is inevitable.

Therefore, the normal protection barriers are closed by default, and only open when needed, which can save consumption and reduce the impact.

But the corresponding problem is that sometimes, the controller will not have time to activate the enchantment, and it will be brutal...

Just like in the previous Star God Invasion incident, many wealthy people paid a high price to set up the private protection barriers, before they had time to activate, they themselves were bewitched by the Star God's roar and ran out to give them away.

The best way to solve this problem is to allow the barrier to switch automatically.

Not only is it an automatic switch, but also an automatic search for the enemy and automatic identification.

"So, if we want to show our sincerity, we not only need to design an enchantment with good performance and strong protection, but also a certain degree of automation."

Gallo concluded at last.

"It seems difficult, right?"

Misseran couldn't help but asked worriedly.

"Even the sect of the God of Wisdom does not have the magic arts that can make dead things like enchantments possess wisdom."

Gallo thought for a while, and asked unconvincedly:

"Why magic is all right, but not magical?"

Misseran blinked with some confusion, and then explained:

"At present, neither divine art nor magic can reach the level you require. It is very difficult to achieve one of the functions..."

"It's not that no one has tried, but the results are often not ideal."

"Giving wisdom to the dead is not an area that mortals can reach."

Gallo was stunned, and then asked:

"But what about those magic puppets? How do they explain?"

Misseran still shook his head and explained:

"Magic puppets have no wisdom. They can only execute commands mechanically. They must also be very simple commands. They require the owner to continuously issue commands and use special devices to adjust them at any time in order to move smoothly..."

"This is just a more complicated puppet. It's far from your requirements..."

Gallo couldn't help but stunned, and subconsciously asked:

"But I think Amia is quite smart?"

Misseran tilted her head, and asked suspiciously:

"Huh? Isn't Amia a little donkey?"

Only then did Gallo remember that he hadn't told her that Amia's body was actually a matter of the troll puppet...

The main reason is that I have always regarded it as a donkey, and I almost forgot about it...

But having said that, why is Amia so special?