Naruto Six Paths Iruka

Chapter 224 36. Military Expenses
As soon as Uncle Yile returned to his shop, a clerk ran over and said, "Boss, the king sent someone to summon you."

"Summon me?" Uncle Yile was stunned as soon as he got out of the car, "Why did you summon me at this time, do you want to eat sliced ​​noodles again?"

Dude: "I asked, it has nothing to do with sliced ​​noodles. The messenger said that you should go there as soon as you come back. He is still waiting for you."

Uncle Yile and Iruka looked at each other: "What should I do?"

What he meant was, would the Lord of the Jue Kingdom find out that he wanted to escape?

"What are you afraid of, go ahead," Iruka said indifferently, "Can he still eat you?"

"Okay, then take me to see the messenger, and I'll follow him right away." Uncle Yile said, pulling Iluka, "You, go with me."

"Why do you want me to go?" Iruka asked.

Uncle Yile: "Protect me."

Later, in the royal palace of Juezhi Kingdom, the king sat on it, and there were more than a dozen guards on both sides.He didn't care about the fact that Uncle Yile had brought someone over, and asked about something serious: "I heard that you've been doing a big business recently."

Uncle Yile lowered his head and said, "I can't hide anything from you, old man."

"Ahahahaha," the lord said with a smile, "Let those nobles obediently send money to you, this is something that even I can't do. You boy, I really have you."

Uncle Yile: "You are welcome."

Iruka gave him a sneaky look, are you here to flatter him?
"A few days ago, just a few days ago," the lord pointed to the roof, "I was right here, using my lord's authority, to ask these nobles to collect donations—the Kingdom of the Cauldron is going to use troops against us, you should You know, I've got to have something to do with it—but guess what they say? There's no money in the house, they say."

The king slapped the armrest of the chair suddenly: "These guys, when they do business, they will be rich?"

Iruka secretly complained in his heart, nonsense, if you make money in business, if you donate it to you to fight the war, isn't that going to never return?

"They gave you all the money." The king pointed to Uncle Yile again.

This surprised Uncle Yile, and he quickly said: "I have used all the money to buy oranges, and I don't have any in hand now."

"Don't panic, don't panic," the king quickly comforted him, "I don't want you to donate money now, don't worry, I'm not that kind of person."

Uncle Yile: "Then you want oranges?"

Iruka almost laughed out loud, the lord is obviously blackmailing people, how dare you talk back?

"No, that, citrus." The king's train of thought was interrupted, and he sorted it out for a long time before continuing, "Citrus is citrus, I mean, if you sell the citrus at that time, will you get back the money?" gone?"

Uncle Yile: "Oh, yes!"

Lord: "The money has come back. Do you want to return the principal to those nobles according to the proportion of their contribution, and then distribute dividends?"

Uncle Yile: "That's right!"

Lord: "These nobles asked them to donate some military expenses to the country, and 1 people disagreed. What do you think is this?"

Uncle Yile: "Worthy is not wicked!"

"That's it!" The king's heart was happy, and this guy stepped forward.

Iruka suppressed his laughter so much that his shoulders were shaking, you boy, isn't your surname really Yu?

"When you arrive," the lord of the country pointed at Uncle Yile with a smile, "after receiving the money, come to me first. First, report to me how much money each family can get with interest. Then, ahem"

He paused, and said the key point: "I will take part of it according to the proportion, and use it as their military donation to the country."

"Hmm..." Iruka almost burst out laughing, you are really, you got a chunk of the money they earned first.

Hearing Iruka's voice, the lord looked over and said, "Little shopkeeper, is there any problem?"

Iruka: "It's okay, it's okay, my stomach hurts."

"Oh, eat more citrus for a stomachache." The head of the country is now full of citrus, "Boss Yile, what do you think?"

What do I think?Is there anything else I disagree with?Uncle Yile complained wildly in his heart, but on the surface he still said respectfully: "Since it is something that benefits the country and the people, the villain naturally cannot refuse."

"Okay! Hahahahaha," the lord changed into a comfortable position and sat down, "I just like your attitude. Oh, you don't need to participate in this donation. You should earn as much as you can from selling citrus. In addition, I The money collected will also give you a reward in proportion."

"Then thank the king." Uncle Yile bowed to the end.

On the way back, Uncle Yile finally couldn't help but cursed out: "XX, I'm afraid I won't be able to get this money."

Iruka: "I think you are quite good at pretending, you are very respectful to the king."

"Bah!" Uncle Yile said, "If I still have Chakra and the Eye of Reincarnation, I'll just stare at this X-day guy to death, and then Kai Xuzuo will plow the entire capital."

"Okay, okay, what are you going to do?" Iruka asked him.

Uncle Yile: "What should I do? What can I do? I can only wait for the citrus to be sold and run away with the money. As for those nobles, who can control them?"

Iruka: "I said, what if the king had foreseen that day and sent troops to surround your shop in advance and asked us to pay?"

"Hiss, I don't know." Uncle Yile shook his head.

Iruka had an idea in his heart: "Yile, do you still remember what futures are?"

"Futures?" Uncle Yile savored it carefully, and then suddenly realized, "Okay, let's do it like this!"

In the next few days, Uncle Yile, Iruka, Buwei, Tianzi, and Yandan all became salesmen.They went all over the large and small vendors in and around the capital city, as well as the various foreign sales merchants provided by Uncle Yile, and sold them one thing: citrus tickets.

This is something that Uncle Yile hired a carpenter to make specially. It is a beautiful wooden board, engraved with "pick up by ticket", and information such as the address and quantity of the orchard.Under their guidance, these merchants, large and small, only need to wait until the season when most of the citrus are ripe, and take this ticket to the corresponding orchard to pick up the goods.The owner of the corresponding orchard has been informed in advance, and Uncle Yile's buddy is responsible for the transportation.

However, none of Uncle Yile's former associates knew about this action.They were assigned to work in the two noodle shops and told to come back when the oranges were on sale.

"There are still people who do this in business. I really have eyes." Buwei looked at the various broken gold and knives and coins he received, and he yearned for the career of a businessman even more.

"How's the harvest going?" Iruka asked Uncle Yile.

"Except for the few morning market citrus hoarded in the warehouse, everything else has been exchanged for money." Uncle Yile counted the data.

"Okay, put these away." Iruka glanced outside, "Then get the carriage ready, and we'll leave here tomorrow morning."

(End of this chapter)