Warlord: King of All Clans

Leo thought it was ridiculous, "Doesn't River Bend have tapioca flour?"

"It's different," Freya calculated proudly, cracking her claws. "Hewan has monopolized the iron ingot business. Fraser's iron ingots are sold too cheaply in Hewan! We have to send them to Hekou Town and exchange them for more deer antler cassava flour!"

“And by sending it to the river mouth, the buyer can save on transportation costs and sell it at a higher price!”

"Not only iron ingots, but also iron spearheads, pickaxes, and rock salt. We want to sell the products of the Kobolds to the whole world!"

Leo asked in confusion, "Let's not talk about the whole world first, let's talk about Hekou Town first. Isn't this also the territory of Hewan Territory? And there is no blacksmith shop at all! If you send the iron ingots over, don't I have to send them back to Hewan Blacksmith Shop for processing? This is not saving transportation costs, you are increasing transportation costs!"

"Besides, the small market in Hekou Town is usually occupied by nearby villagers trading vegetables, fruits, chickens, ducks, fish and meat, unless a large caravan passes by. Selling a hoe or a woodcutting axe is considered a big business."

"You have more than a dozen truckloads of goods. Unless you set up a stall for two months, you still have to rely on buyers from the processing plant to buy them in the end, right?"

"And this stone mill, wasn't it made by a Hewan craftsman? You can't sell it even at half the price, right?"

The stream in the Gnoll Valley was not suitable for building a mill. Fraser had to beg the craftsmen in the river bend to build some small hand-cranked stone mills, and finally she was able to grind the wheat into delicious flour.

This kind of stone mill is a high-tech equipment for the ogres, and they are willing to exchange it for iron ingots of equal weight.

Fisa brought a stone mill with her specially, ready to sell it for a high price!

"Uh..." The complacent Freya was stunned and looked at each other with Feisa.

Fisa didn't understand much, but that didn't stop her from wagging her tail and staring at Freya, expecting her to refute the hateful Leo.

Freya squatted timidly, stammering, with her head down and unable to speak.

Leo knew at a glance that this was a bad idea Freya gave to Fesha.

Only a groundhog could come up with such an outrageous business idea.

He almost fell off his horse from laughing so hard, "Hahahaha! King Fraser, it seems the business consultant you hired is not very good!"

"You two are so smart, didn't you think of saying hello to your sister Olivia before you went out?"

"You can ask Little Mouse, is it because Little Mouse is too smart that he was expelled from the Riverbend Three Idiots team?"

If I had asked Olivia or Little Mouse before going out, I wouldn't have let them act like this.

Even if it is a little mouse, it will not be able to figure out the problem for a while, and its subconscious mind will think that this is not reliable at all, so it will dissuade them.

Of course, Olivia and Mouse were both very busy during this time and had no time to play with them.

Three thousand refugees is not a small number. Although few of them go directly to Hewan, their survival supplies are basically all allocated by the Hewan Leader and must go through Olivia's accounts.

After all, antler cassava is not food prepared for humans. The cassava flour processed from it contains a large amount of plant fiber and mild toxins. Eating too much of it can easily cause bloating and fatigue.

In order to maintain physical strength, it is difficult to eat one meal a day on average. Unless there is an extreme shortage of food, manual laborers cannot take it as a staple food.

On the contrary, the ogres have stronger digestive abilities and it doesn’t matter if they eat cassava flour until they are full.

No matter how rough the deer antler cassava flour is, it is easier to digest than unhulled wheat. It is also large in quantity and filling, and tastes sweet. It is simply the top-quality food for the gnolls.

This has alleviated a lot of food pressure in Hewan Territory.

Until now, more than half of the food and all means of production in Hekou Town, in addition to those purchased from Isenpol, are allocated from the Hewan Peninsula.

Not only did the little mice help with the accounting and inventory of supplies every day, but a group of little dog-headed people were also enslaved and turned into dog-shaped calculators.

Feisa finally understood that she had been badly tricked by Freya.

The Gnoll Caravan failed in its mission and was about to go bankrupt before its business was halfway completed!

But between the two of them, one puts shackles on the other, and the other gives bad advice to the other, and neither of them can blame the other.

Feisa didn't care about maintaining the dignity of the Kobold King. She threw herself under Leo's horse, grabbed Leo's boots, and hung on them and swung.

And shouted in a pleading tone: "Woof woof woof! No! You have to help me!"

This batch of goods is her entire output last month!

While shouting, she bared her teeth, as if she was ready to bite Leo if he didn't help her.

Now you’re getting powerful, show your teeth at me!

Leo shook his legs and knocked Fisa away.

Watching her spin twice in the air before falling on Freya's back, Leo thought for a moment before saying, "Send all this cargo to Knight Solovy and let him buy it. And remember to raise your white flag."

The Solovyv Knights are building a hot spring villa and mining pyrite, which requires a lot of supplies.

The recent influx of refugees has seriously hindered the trade routes in the west of Isenpor.

Caravans with less than a hundred people dare not go out at all, and the large merchant groups in Isembol look down on the output of small knight territories.

The caravan of the Petukhov family had only fifty people. If it were not for the escort of Rigolav's lord army along the way, it would be almost impossible to deliver the goods to the River Bay Territory and the Solovy Knight Territory.

The delivery of this batch of goods from Fesha could help alleviate the urgent needs of Knight Solovy.

As for waving the white flag, it does not mean surrender. The envoys and merchants in this world are accustomed to waving the white flag to show that they have no hostility.

Leo was afraid that the patrolling militia led by Knight Solovy would see a large group of kobolds emerge and directly send a wave of arrows at them.

Hearing the advice Leo gave her, Feisha's eyes lit up again, and she nodded repeatedly, saying loudly: "Knight Solovie, good friend! I want to go to Knight Solovie to lead the business!"

After being together for such a long time, Leo no longer regarded Fesa as a foreigner. It was quite discouraging that she led the caravan happily and walked more than 20 miles, and suddenly said she wanted to go home.

Let them deliver the goods to the Solovy Knights' territory, so there is no need to worry too much about the Solovy Knights raising prices.

After all, anyone with a discerning eye can see that the iron mine in the Gnoll Valley is actually in the pocket of the River Bend Lord. It is more accurate to say that it is Frasa who is in charge of its management rather than her property.

Although Knight Solovi is generous, he is also a sensible man. He would not have any bad ideas in such matters and would not do anything that would benefit him in any way.

But Leo didn't expect that Knight Solovey was even more ruthless than him. After Fesa delivered a large amount of supplies to Knight Solovey's territory, Knight Solovey directly took out the pyrite that was useless to him for trade.

And he was very generous. He gave whatever Fraser offered!

In the end, five times the weight of pyrite was used to exchange all of Fraser's goods, and everyone was happy.

It even took Fraser two trips to move the items back to the Gnoll Valley.

By the way, I'll help Knight Solovy bring back to Leo a "brokerage fee" of the same value as this transaction!