Initiating a Plant Revolution in the Otherworld

Chapter 106 Let's Get It All! (ask for a recommendation ticket)

"A total of 250 gold coins, thank you for your patronage."

Nora took a receipt from the guest, and after carefully confirming the authenticity, she showed a sweet smile.

This guest is from the Academy of Magic.

Since the reputation of the flower shop spread in the college, many people often pay attention to the latest situation of the flower shop.

After the flower shop launched new plants a few days ago, many people from the Academy of Magic came to buy some scale vines.

The previous one was the teaching assistant of a certain professor in the School of Magic, who bought scale vines for the laboratory for research.

In addition to the Academy of Magic, the Brilliant Mercenary Group also purchased a batch of scale vines symbolically, but the quantity was not large, and they did not request long-term purchases.

This is obviously going to buy some to go back and try the effect.

Even so, over the past few days, the income from selling the scale vine alone has brought in nearly [-] gold coins one after another.

This is the benefit of being famous.

However, if you want to complete the task of selling 5000 scale vines, you have to look at the effect of the scale vine itself.

If the effect is not satisfactory, if there are no repeat customers or big customers, it will take several months to slowly grind to complete the task.

Ron wasn't too worried about that.

And even if no one bought it, Ron would not be in a hurry.

Anyway, the task has no time limit, and he is not short of money now, so there is no need to deliberately sell the scale vine.

The more than 4 gold coins in the gold reserve are enough for him to support the investment in the production of elemental cards.

At noon, Ron returned to the shop from the dimension and had lunch with Nora.

Guy rushed to the shop at this time, wiped the sweat from his brow, and said, "Your Highness Ron, the factory building in the suburbs has been settled, and I have seen a few pieces of land for planting, and you need to decide which one to choose. "

Ron just finished his meal and sat down on the sofa to take a rest.

After listening to Guy's words, Ron got up and walked around and said, "Then take me to have a look."

After exhorting Nora who was washing dishes in the kitchen, Ron followed Guy to the suburbs.

The two rode in a carriage and drove all the way out of the city wall.

The City of Chaos is divided between the inner city and the suburbs by the city walls. The suburbs are not sparsely populated, and the flow of pedestrians is very strong.

Generally speaking, only the caravans that have not set a transaction target in advance will enter the city, rent shops or directly seek buyers.

Most caravans travel to and from various places, and when the sales channels are mature, the transactions are scheduled in advance.

Therefore, most of them do not need to go to the city, and they can directly pay and deliver goods in the suburbs.

Therefore, there are many very cheap hotels and warehouses in the suburbs to provide services for these caravans.

The carriage was parked in the southeastern suburbs.

Ron followed Guy out of the car and came to a factory building on the side of the road.

A goblin had been waiting at the door for a long time, and when he saw Ron approaching, he immediately greeted him with a big smile.

"Hello, Your Highness Ron, I'm Bill, Guy's former colleague." The goblin Bill rubbed his hands and said hello, with a flattering smile on his face.

Ron had already heard from Guy about the specific situation. This factory building was originally a garment factory for a merchant, but it closed down due to poor management, and owed a large debt to the savings bank.

In the end, the factory building was taken over by the Gold Reserve, and it was planned to find another home to sell.

Guy is obviously very familiar with the projects of the Gold Reserve. After understanding the needs of His Royal Highness Ron, he naturally thought of this factory building.

"Lead the way, go in and have a look." Ron raised his chin and signaled Bill to open the door.

Bill took out the key and stepped forward to open the factory door.

The sun shines into the slightly dim interior of the factory building, and dust floats on the ground.

Rows of crude workbenches were placed in a mess, and equipment such as looms had already been sold out.

"This factory can accommodate more than 500 workers working at the same time, and the location is good, close to the main road, the transportation is convenient, there are several restaurants next to it, and it is very convenient for the workers to eat."

Bill took Ron and the two of them to stroll around inside, and introduced the situation around them.

Guy did not hesitate to point out some shortcomings of the factory building, and did not give the old owner any face at all, so he should bargain or bargain.

Finally, Ron knocked on the board, signed the contract on the spot, and bought the factory building.

The main purpose here is to assemble the elemental cards. Workers are asked to organize the 54 elemental cards into a pair, and then put them in the packing box.

Although this kind of thing is simple, but the amount is large, and it is boring and repetitive, it is impossible to ask the nuns to do it.

After buying the factory building, Ron and Guy got into the carriage again and went to the sparsely populated area outside the suburbs.

There are no buildings to be seen here, and even the roads have not been repaired, and they are completely formed by the long-term trampling of carriages and pedestrians.

It is already close to the entrance of the Bandlers Mountains, and the terrain not far away begins to undulate, covered by mountains and forests.

On the way, the carriage left the main road and drove up a small path, and finally came to a field near the river.

"That's it?" Ron got out of the carriage and looked around for a while.

"Yes, Your Highness." Guy followed Ron and introduced, "I specifically asked about it. Around the city of chaos, the land that has rivers passing by and is still vacant is basically in this area."

"This Dale River flows down from the Bandlers Mountains and leads to the direction of the Dwarf Kingdom. Because it is a bit far from the suburbs, no one has taken a fancy to it."

Standing by the river, Ron nodded and looked towards the end of the river.

In the distance, he could vaguely see the river pouring down from the Bandlers Mountains.

"From here to the far end, no one wants these lands?" Ron asked.

"Yes."

"Then how much will it cost if everything is sold?"

"Ah?" Guy was stunned for a moment, and then he realized it, and quickly replied, "If His Highness only intends to buy the land around here, it will only cost about 50 gold coins. If it goes all the way from here to the foot of the mountain, it will probably cost two Three hundred gold coins will do."

Hearing the price, Ron was stunned instead: "Why is it so cheap? Isn't a store on Akeley Avenue more than this price?"

"There's no comparison between the two." Guy was a little dumbfounded, "Akeley Street is the most prosperous street in Chaos City, and it's not surprising that there are shops with hundreds of gold coins."

"But the land here has always been uninterested, and the location is not the best choice. It has been vacant for many years, and the price is of course very low."

"And this is His Royal Highness Ron, you want to buy it. As a member of the royal family, the amount of reduction in this aspect is very large. If ordinary nobles want to buy it, it will cost hundreds of gold coins just for this piece of land."

Ron nodded suddenly, he didn't expect that his status as the seventh prince would have such benefits.

So he waved his hand: "Then let's put it all down."

"Uh..." Guy didn't expect that His Highness Ron really planned to do this, but since His Highness said so, he couldn't dissuade him, so he could say, "I understand."

Pujie Diary: I went to bed at 11 o'clock last night, woke up at 6:18 this morning, finished breakfast, and started typing at 600 o'clock, but I was too sleepy, and I wrote more than [-] words in the morning.However, I still insisted on finishing my meal at noon before taking a nap, sleeping until two o'clock, and getting up to continue coding.Still have to go to bed early today!Go, go, go!After a few days, I can adjust my biological clock back!

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