Cthulhu Corrosion: Another World Rescue Plan

The caravan was led to the newly built unloading yard in the south of the city under the curious gaze of the players.

This unloading yard was built by the new merchant Narcissus Budamik.

After trying to unload the goods in the square several times, he simply rented this place from Mo Yu.

It is called an unloading yard, but it is actually a large open space surrounded by fences. A simple shed is built here to temporarily place the goods. The goods will be classified here, weighed and tested by the buyer, and finally transferred to where they should go when the transaction is completed.

The mules, horses, and camels used by the caravan can rest in the animal pens here, eat grass and clean water, and restore their strength so that they can go on the road again.

A tent specially built for people to talk about things was also built in the unloading yard, with tables and chairs and fresh tea and water from time to time, so that buyers and sellers can discuss business.

This unloading yard, which is similar to a caravan transit station, is usually used not only by Narcissus's own caravan, but also by elves and other passing merchants when they need it.

Of course, as a landlord who provides land and collects rent, Mo Yu does not need to pay any additional fees for using it.

Now, the mighty caravan is resting in a simple shed, while the new owner of the caravan and Muhat went to the tent to discuss things with Mo Yu.

The goods brought by the caravan this time are basically people, which are the slaves that Mo Yu ordered from Muhat before.

Thinking of this, Mo Yu wanted to complain. He placed an order when Rama came, but Rama has been here for so long, and the caravan that delivered the goods has only arrived late, and even the owner of the caravan has changed.

The new owner of the caravan is Amer Roselle, the eldest son of the vagrant Mustafa Roselle. After listening to Mo Yu's story about the vagrant Mustafa, Amer and Muhat both showed sad expressions.

"In this way, perhaps it was because of your order that I escaped." Muhat sighed.

In fact, buying slaves in this world is a rather simple thing.

Due to the rampant pollution, it takes a lot of luck for ordinary people to survive in this world.

Even a wealthy and well-off family can be eroded by pollution and fall apart at any time because the backbone of the family looks at something they shouldn't look at on the way home.

Natural disasters, man-made disasters, pollution and evil gods, people are displaced overnight, lose everything they rely on for survival, and have to sell themselves into slaves in order to survive.

This kind of thing happens every day all over the continent.

Muhat also thinks so, so when he sent Rama here, he took Mo Yu's deposit without objection and sent the order to the master when he returned.

Although everyone generally calls Mustafa a traveling merchant, it is actually his entire family who is responsible for this business line. Some are responsible for purchasing, some are responsible for transportation and sales, and some are responsible for finding rare items to complete special orders.

Mustafa, whom Mo Yu was familiar with, and his caravan were mainly responsible for accepting orders and delivering goods. If the orders they received were not for goods that the caravan could prepare along the way, they would send them back to the host family through their family's unique means of communication to prepare and purchase goods.

Mo Yu placed an order for 300 slaves in one go, and specifically required them to be able to read, write and work. This was a big order for a traveling merchant family. Although the deposit was not much, the final balance made them jealous. No matter how weird the request was, they would complete it for the sake of money.