Chapter 90 Exchange drawings

Author: Lin Quan Hermit

Chapter 90 Exchange drawings

The first one who came to exchange the drawings of the heavy trencher was Richard's old acquaintance Baron Les.

During the battle last year, Baron Rice was an important commander under Richard.

The two of them cooperated well, both made money from Dirham territory, and finally they dealt with the trouble of sending people to patrol the higher authorities.

With this relationship, Baron Les believes in Richard very much.

After receiving the news that Richard was willing to trade the heavy trench drawings, Baron Les was the first to come to Haaland.

Baron Rice was very familiar with Richard and spoke straight to the point.

"Barrichar, how are you going to exchange?"

"The royal family exchanges heavy trench drawings, and the estimated price is 1,000 gold coins. We cannot be lower than this price. However, the transactions are very flexible and can be exchanged for various materials, and the valuation can be increased."

The royal family obtained the heavy trench machine invented by Richard, which exchanged with hundreds of nobles at home and abroad, and could exchange at least a source of wealth worth hundreds of thousands of gold coins.

The Haaland family is just a small nobleman in the northern border. Although they have some influence in the province of Gedda, they are simply unable to compete for business with the royal family.

If competition is low-priced, it annoys the royal family and joins King Charles' blacklist, there will be hidden dangers of destroying the family in the future.

Even if the royal family does not take action and does not send reinforcements when the orcs invade, no noble can last for too long.

Even aristocrats like Duke Edward and Duke Jonathan need support from the royal family if they want to gain a foothold in the northern border.

Even though the heavy trencher was invented by Richard, the royal family ate hundreds of thousands of gold coins.

Richard cannot be jealous, and the territory cannot compete with the royal family for business. This is the political correctness of the Kingdom of Grant.

Unless there is the strength of Jonathan and York, the two dukes, can they have the power to compromise the royal family.

The bigger the platform, the stronger the strength, and the bigger the things you have.

This is a truth that Richard understood since childhood.

Haaland's territory has a small platform and weak strength. If you get a lot of gold coins, you will be jealous of it, it will cause big trouble.

The territory of Baron Les is relatively barren and has no output.

But last year, I fought with the orcs and grabbed a large amount of gold coins.

But Baron Rice couldn't bear to bear the gold coins and decided to exchange them with orc slaves.

"In our territory, there are seven taurens, forty-six sheep-headed men, and more than eighty dog-headed men. How much can you estimate?"

Orc slaves are relatively cheap and far less valuable than human slaves.

Although the Tauren is strong and has brute force, it is very difficult to manage. Only a professional can he be able to hold back.

If the Tauren is allowed to work in the wild, there is a risk of escaping at any time.

The sheep-headed man and the dog-headed man are weaker, and although the obedience is better.

However, they do not understand orc language and do not have good management experience, so their labor efficiency is outrageous.

Especially for kobolds, they have a relatively large appetite, so it is not cost-effective to use kobolds as slaves.

Ten kobold slaves are not as valuable as one human slave.

"You know, orc slaves are not worth a lot of money. If you add thirty serfs and these orc slaves, you can exchange them."

Thirty households of serfs, including the elderly and weak, have about 150 people, and the purchase price is more than 700 gold coins in the slave market.

The valuation of orc slaves is only about two gold coins on average, which is twice as expensive than the market value.

Baron Les bargained with Richard, and finally exchanged the heavy trencher drawings with the orc slaves in his hand, plus twenty-six serfs.

Some lords cannot use orc slaves, the key is that they cannot understand orc language.

There are a large number of contract slaves in Richard's territory who are proficient in orc language. Through these humans who have lived in the orc empire for many years, Richard can manage orc slaves.

The dog-headed man can be asked to mine, and the sheep-headed man can be used to grazing. The bull-headed man is very strong and can not only mine, but also use it to plow the fields when oxen are short.

The mine cave environment is closed and there are garrisons outside.

Let the kowtower go to mining. A kowtower must dig 100 kilograms of iron ore every day to have food to eat.

Using this new method, Haaland Territory has accumulated some experience in managing orcs.

Because of his gentle temperament and helping Richard find brown sugar wood, the sheep-headed man was treated much better.

The grazing life is not too difficult, and the environment on the southern foot of the Eagle Mountains is much better than that on the northern foot.

The sheep-headed man does not need to recruit soldiers and fight. He submits some livestock every year, and lives better than in the Orc Empire.

The living benefits have improved, and the sheep-headed man is very satisfied with the status quo and even feels like he is not interested in Shu.

Although the Taurus fought desperately, the number was small and did not cause any trouble.

After the news of Richard's deal with Baron Rice came out, five or six more barons came.

Including Richard's familiar Baron Bazel, they used orc slaves, plus some human serfs to exchange for heavy trench drawings.

The orc slaves they brought had exceeded one thousand.

The number of human serfs also increased by 500.

Richard arranged these five hundred serfs in the least important reclamation base to prevent spies from being planted and infiltrated into important departments.

After this wave of people, there were suddenly fewer nobles who traded heavy trench machines with Richard.

The news from the Kingdom of Grant was not fast, and many people were not aware that Haaland led the first to invent the heavy trench.

Besides, Richard did not have a seal of royal power, so he could not sign a binding contract with Baron Rice and the others.

These barons have obtained heavy trench drawings and can also be exchanged with nearby territories.

Richard thought it was like this, but he didn't expect that after a few days, he would welcome the three Barons Paul, Harden and Sharp.

These three baron territories are not far from Richard.

During the war, I have also seen the threats brought by counterweight trenchers.

They originally planned to trade with the royal family, but after hearing the news of Baron Rice's deal with Richard, they waited for a few days and decided to trade with Richard.

When trading with Richard, you can use low-value resources to exchange drawings of heavy-duty trench machines with high value.

Baron Harden is strong and has a territorial genius in his territory who is proficient in orc language.

The orc slave is also valuable to him, and the transaction with Richard is a bit unprofitable.

However, Baron Harden's territory was not short of various resources, and he used 500 tons of old grain to exchange for drawings of heavy trenchers.

Although Baron Sharp's strength is not strong, his wife Baron Raphael is no less powerful than Baron Harden.

He directly used a breathing method and exchanged the drawings of heavy trenchers with Richard.

This breathing method is also collected by the Haaland family, which is the incomplete breathing method of the Manniu.

However, the Man Bull breathing method brought by Baron Raphael is more complete than the Haaland family’s collection, and can be practiced to the third level of professionals.

The scroll used by Baron Paul to exchange for heavy trench drawings is more precious, and it records some enchantment knowledge, which can be used to create magic bombs.

(End of this chapter)
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