Grandmaster Hunter of Age of Mythology

Kashin and his friends went to the Magic Association's market in the afternoon to see if there was anything they could bring back to make a profit. It was unlikely that they would find a bargain, as good things would never appear in the market.

Let's talk about Blainey first. Ever since she rejected the leader's proposal to develop the uninhabited island, this Lorica has been more anxious than Blainey herself to promote the construction of the mercenary base.

He has too many things that need to be done, but he doesn't want to show up in person. How cool would it be if he could put his talents in mercenary vests to perform these tasks! In this way, he can complete the task without exposing his identity.

To achieve this goal, we need talents like Blaney. Although there may be no shortage of magic masters, they may not have the knowledge and ability of Blaney. Therefore, without Blaney's participation, the mercenary station cannot be run well.

Even though Bryony was just a commoner who didn't know magic, her value was far greater than that of a magic master. Because she was particularly good at handling affairs, once a talent appeared, the leader would make full use of it.

The leader found the Rotz Tower next door to negotiate, and reached an agreement in less than a day. They exchanged the copper ore for a civilian village next to the Rotz Magic Tower.

For Rotz Tower, civilians are not very meaningful, and they can't create much profit anyway. They let civilians work for the magic tower, mainly breeding herbivorous animals in captivity to supply rations for mounts.

This is just an initiative to feed the civilians. Rotzta has plenty of money to buy meat from other regions, and the output of the civilians doesn't matter at all. These civilians must not be starved to death for humanitarian reasons. The village can also contribute one or two apprentices with magical qualifications. In short, there is no loss or profit in feeding the civilians.

The village only occupies more than 300 acres of land, and there is nothing valuable in it. It is worth exchanging it for a red copper ore. So the two parties signed a land exchange contract, and these civilians belonged to Witt as gifts, and the transaction was completed at the headquarters of the Magic Association.

The leader would rather exchange mines for land than deprive civilians of their right to live there. That's because they are also descendants of magicians, a group formed by dozens of generations.

Although there is little possibility for commoners to establish a relationship with magicians, in general, Viteta recognizes his blood relationship with these commoners and does his best to make their lives more decent.

If the three hundred acres of land in Rotzta were handed over to the mercenary base, the income should be no worse than a mine, given that Brenet would do something wrong. If the derived business was given priority to arranging jobs for the civilians of Vita, wouldn't it be able to feed more people?

Therefore, there is no way this deal will be a loss, and the leader is fully confident that this move will make a lot of money in the long run.

At this time, the leader and Blaney were standing together in Maota Village in Rottsta. Looking at the vast land in front of them, the leader smiled and said, "Blaney, are these three hundred acres enough?"

"Leader, we don't need so much. Ten acres of land is enough. I don't know how you got Rotzta to transfer the land, but this is indeed a concentrated residential area, so it's very suitable." Blaney's eyes were filled with surprise and confusion.

"Viteta is exchanging the copper ore for this village in the hope that you can create some business miracles. It is very important that you can do things. The teleportation array will be installed by the people at the headquarters, and then the architect will contact you to design the layout. The construction costs here will be borne by Vitta. You should make good use of these 300 acres of land to build a commercial center. If you don't develop it commercially, you will lose money. These villagers are gifts for this transaction. If they are good at raising herbivores, they will also be yours..." The leader explained the plan in an orderly manner.

Blainey's eyes widened. The leader was so generous. Using copper ore to exchange for a seemingly ordinary village? Wouldn't Rotzta next door wake up laughing in his dreams?

"Leader, this... I can't believe it. I'm not mentally prepared at all... Do you think I really don't have to pay for the construction?" Blaney's voice was full of disbelief.

"Haha, can you afford to build these buildings? Vitto has sufficient funds and can't spend them at all. It's better to invest in a commercial district in Rotto. You are very capable. Think carefully about how to plan. The way to recover the cost is through taxation. Cultivate a few more big taxpayers and recover the cost quickly. As long as the plan is successful, Vitto can make a lot of money..." The leader's tone was firm and full of trust.

"Leader, this is a sudden thing. I need to think carefully about it. Are you a colleague of Witta in the Architectural Design Institute?"

"Of course, Viteta is full of talented people. It's understandable to let them take on tasks and make money. Just do it! You don't have to worry about the construction issues. The main task is to plan the commercial layout here."

"Leader, I am willing to give it a try. What we need to do now is to give the civilians new identity badges. Once we have the list, we will select young people during construction and train them in some skills so that they can be put to good use."

"Haha, you really know how to handle things. As soon as you made the first move, this leader was very satisfied. OK, I'll send someone to register the household registration later. You are now the village chief of Maota Village. You have an overview of the construction layout here. The relevant magician colleagues who receive the tasks will come to you to implement the work..."

"Okay, I will start working in the pocket watch shop. Leader, then go back and think about it. Is there a magic map of the entire village? It saves me the trouble of precise surveying before designing."

The leader took out a stack of photocopies of documents, including the magic map of Maota Village. He could zoom in and out at will in his mind, and even the small mounds could be seen clearly, which would help him plan these lands through meditation.

The development of business is often accompanied by geographical expansion and resource exchange. In the past, many successful business centers have emerged from such opportunities and layouts.

This move by Vittal will not only help boost the local economy, but also provide residents with more employment opportunities and living conveniences, thereby enhancing the social welfare of the entire region.

In short, this is a huge challenge and an unprecedented opportunity for Bryony. She needs to give full play to her wisdom and talents, live up to the expectations of the leader and Wittah, and build this land into a prosperous business center.

After the two finished their conversation, they both mounted their mounts and returned to Viteta. The distance between them was about twenty miles, and the leader was still busy with some mobilization work. The development of Maota Village was to pave the way for Viteta's strength.

Some things can only be seen after ten or eight years of planning. Viteta has been finalized and cannot change. With the increasing population, Viteta doesn't know how to arrange them.

There are also limits on professional miners, and there is not enough space for so many young people. Letting them work in business is also a way out. Business talents are definitely more high-end, and people like Blaney are needed to do it.

Most magicians only care about cultivation and are not interested in worldly affairs. Bryony is keen on making money, and it is not clear how much enthusiasm she has for cultivation. This is why Bryony is different in the eyes of the leader. She can just specialize in business in the future.