Tensei Reijou wa Shomin no Aji ni Uete Iru

ve been delivered, the light goes out and the plates are collected.”

Hoho~ I see.
That’s quite convenient.

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“That’s great! I have never seen this magic tool outside the academy, though…”

Mariel-chan asked with interest.

“This is a prototype made in the Magic tools craftsmanship course.
The prototypes are tested and improved within the academy, and if they are judged to be acceptable to the public, they are registered in the name of their creator with the Magic Tool Craftsmen’s Guild.
If it is made by a team, of course, it will be registered under the joint name of the team.”
“The Magic Tool Craftsmen’s Guild?”

I know of a Merchant’s Guild, but…

“Umu.
Those who want to make a living as magic tools craftsmen must register with the Magic Tool Craftsmen’s Guild, and register the magic tools they create under their name.
Craftsmen are forbidden from selling the magic tools to the Merchant’s Guild on their own.”
“Why is that?”

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“There are various reasons, such as the fact that it must be clear who is responsible for the creation of the magic tools, so that if an accident should occur, the Guild can deal with it, and so that when the Merchant’s Guild mass-produces the equipment, part of the profits will go to the registered craftsman.”
“I see…”

Huh? But the craftsman in our fief had their own private store, right?

“Umm, are magic tool craftsmen able to set up their own stores and sell their products directly, without going through the Guilds?”

Surely, that magic tool craftsman wasn’t unlicensed, right?”

“Yes, some of the best ones are directly commissioned by nobles and merchants.”

Oh, I see.
That’s good to know.