Welcome to Olivia’s Magic Jewelers Volume 1 by Rinrin Yuki

Author:Rinrin Yuki [Yuki, Rinrin]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Cross Infinite World
Published: 2017-09-30T07:00:00+00:00

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THE evening after her day off, Olivia was in the back of the second-floor workroom, standing in front of a waist-high cupboard with Gordon’s golden key in hand.

It’s about time I see what materials I have to work with.

Materials played a big part when it came to design. She’d have more options if there was a large variety for her to choose from.

Olivia settled on making a ring because she thought it would suit a working woman well since it could be taken on and off easily and matched seamlessly with different clothing.

Right, what’s in here…

Her heart raced as she unlocked the door to find five drawers. She pulled open the top one, and her eyes nearly bulged.

“What?!”

Inside was a shocking number and variety of magic stones. The other drawers had expensive-looking metals and magic materials.

She gulped. In this one set of drawers alone was more money than five years of sales at Carter’s Magic Items.

I really can make anything with this variety at my disposal!

With a pounding heart, she took stones and materials out one by one and checked them over.

The sky through the window had dissolved from the colors of evening to night by the time she set a tray on the worktable holding a red magic stone the size of her thumbnail and metal for the ring band.

If I’m going to use anything, I think it’d be something like this.

She turned on the magic lamp in the now-dark workroom and stared at the red stone on the tray. The gem glistened almost like a bead of water beneath the lamplight.

I’ve never worked with something this size before. I should test how it feels.

She picked up the stone and fastened it in the metal to make the ring. It was a simple ring, but she had one now with a red stone. She put the ring on her right-hand middle finger and stood.

First, let’s try moving around and stuff.

In the glow of the magic lamp, she went about various daily activities: carrying a bag, tidying her hair with a comb, taking off her blazer, and writing, all the sorts of things she did regularly and which she thought the average woman might do. Lastly, she tried opening and closing the door several times, then crossed her arms and contemplated.

Right. A ring with a stone this big does really get in the way.

It caught on her bag when she’d tried to reach in for something and on her jacket when she took it off. It also tugged at her hair when she combed it, and she was nearly panicking when opening the set of drawers because it seemed like she’d hit it against the furniture and damage it.

And it’s just plain heavy.

The ring needed a hefty setting to hold a stone of that size, making it surprisingly heavy. Add that to its inconvenience, and Olivia really didn’t think you could call this a piece of jewelry that would make women smile.

The problem was, if you used a smaller stone, you significantly decreased the power of the effect you could imbue into it.

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