Lord of Riding and Slashing

Harry! As the head of the grain store, do you know what the price of grain in Twin City is now?

Scholar Hill suppressed the anger in his heart. He knew that Viscount Ollie decided on the price of grain. showed his indignation.

The good recuperation prevented Scholar Hill from venting his anger on the innocent Harry, but Viscount Ollie's actions really annoyed Scholar Hill very much. It is really not wrong for him to be killed by Lord Nord now. This made Scholar Hill praise Nord's waywardness for the first time, and such a scumbag should go to hell.

Master Hill, before winter, the price of food in Tewen City was about ten copper shells. Since this year's grain did not have time to be delivered, what happened now, so the price of food in Tewen City now How much, I am not very clear, but according to the practice of previous years, the price of grain will rise in winter, I guess the price of grain will be about a dozen copper shells.

Harry answered cautiously, because he saw the anger in the eyes of Scholars Hill, obviously he was very dissatisfied with the price of food, so Harry tried his best to answer the questions of Scholars Hill, fearing that he would think that he and Viscount Orly It's a bird of a feather.

Hearing Harry's answer, the anger in Scholar Hill's heart gradually subsided, and a thoughtful expression appeared on his face. He didn't know much about the food prices here, and the food prices in Tammy Village had no reference value, so he could only follow The price of food in Twin City is set.

In that case, from today onwards, the food price will temporarily be on the same level as that in Twen City. It will be set at fifteen copper shells per catty. Each person can buy up to ten catties a day. Next, I will mobilize another group from Tammy Village. If you grow food, the price of that kind of food is relatively low, and the quantity is very large, so there is no need to restrict the supply at all.”

After Scholars Hill set the price of grain, he also thought about the issue of the quantity limit, because Scholars Hill could think that if the price of grain in the grain store dropped so low all of a sudden, civilians who didn't know the truth would definitely rush to buy it. In a few days, Scholars Hill tried to find a way to transport a batch of yams from Tammy Village, and this problem was solved.

Just when Harry was about to go outside to announce the price of grain, he was called back by Scholars Hill. Scholars Hill thought of another question and planned to ask Harlan about the situation.

Are there many merchants still in Fort Isaac? How many merchants in the market do you know? Are you familiar with them?

Scholar Hill rubbed his brows. He originally planned to invite the merchants over to discuss things in person, but he thought that he was not very familiar with the merchants in the market.

It would not be appropriate to ask them to open their doors one by one. After all, I will be the administrator of Fort Isaac in the future, so I still have to maintain a little style and have no dignity, so I tentatively ask Harry for his opinion.

Scholar Hill asked about Harry's relationship with the merchants, hoping to use his connections to invite these merchants here, so that he would not have to go to war and bring a team of soldiers to the door, otherwise some timid merchants would think, Scholars Hill led people to raid their homes, so it would be bad to cause unnecessary misunderstandings. After all, stability is the main priority now.

Master Hill, I... I had a very good relationship with these merchants before, but since I became the head of the grain store, I have rarely interacted with them. Basically, there is no intersection. After Butler Barry punished me, I don’t know how many businessmen are still staying in Fort Isaac.”

Harry’s face was a little ashamed. When he was in the castle just now, Harry still swore that he knew the market outside the castle very well, but now he couldn’t answer the question asked by Scholars Hill. In order to let Scholars Hill Believe in yourself, Harry explained.

However, I heard before that Steward Barry seems to have arrested many merchants in the past few days, so I don't know how many merchants will choose to stay, but if you need it, Mr. Hill, I can take all the remaining merchants. Call them over, I know their addresses very well.

Harry guessed the intention of Scholars Hill, and actively expressed himself so that Scholars Hill could see his efforts and increased Scholars Hill's favorability towards him.

It is obvious that Harry's approach has played a role. When he heard that Harry is not familiar with the merchants in the bazaar, Scholars Hill frowned, not because he doubted Harry's ability, but because he was thinking, if Harry is useless If so, what should I do next, so just when Harry proposed to call someone, Scholar Hill's brows stretched again.

Scholar Hill is not such a superficial person. It is too one-sided to judge a person's ability based on one thing, which is like looking at a flower in a fog. The attitude also made Hill scholars very satisfied.

In this case, you should bring a few servants and call all the remaining merchants in the market. Remember to be a little polite and don't frighten them.

No problem, Mr. Hill, after I announce the food prices outside, I will immediately take people to call them over. Don't worry, I will definitely be able to complete the task.

After Harry heard the Hill Scholar explain the matter to him, Harry’s face beamed with joy. What Harry is most afraid of now is that he has nothing to do, and nothing to do means that the Hill Scholar is no longer satisfied with his ability, which means His future is gloomy.

But having something to do now is the greatest comfort to Harry, so he is full of energy now. Although he only spent less than a day with Scholar Hill, Harry has already been convinced by him. Haven't seen it before.

After Harry finished the sign outside the door, he left with a few servants, while Scholars Hill stayed in the grain store while waiting for Harry to bring the merchants, while looking through the account books of the grain store from previous years. Harry remembered all the ledgers, so Scholars Hill would look through them when they were bored.

When Harry went out, he saw the deserted market. It was not as lively as before, but the excitement is relative. If Harry had been to the current market in Tammy Village, he might not think that the previous market was lively. Yes, but the deserted scene made Harry feel uncomfortable for a while.

Harry approached the nearest shop, leaned closer to the crack of the door, and found that there was no one in the shop, and the door was locked from the outside. Harry sighed. This was a timber merchant, and Harry knew him very well before. Before becoming the owner of Shangliang Store, he often visited his store, but it seems that he also left, but he didn't know when he left and how he was doing.

Harry shook his head, patted the door of the store, and left here as if saying hello to an old friend, and went to the next store, but his footsteps were a little staggering, and his back looked a little sad. In the past two days when the steward punished the castle, many things seemed to have happened in the castle, not just war, otherwise the merchants in the market would not have chosen to escape.