In this case, the support they can provide can be imagined.

"So, it should be a Florin?" Barenti looked at Alexander with a slightly disappointed look. "Maybe we should discuss the interest on this money next?"

Listening to Barenti's resentful inquiry, Alexander looked at her without hesitation, and then continued: "What I provide is all the trade gap that the trade alliance can make up for the possible losses that may occur in the chamber of commerce in Genoa until the situation in Genoa is under control."

Barendi was a little stunned, or she felt that she might have heard it wrong.

Then she heard Alexander say what he had just said again.

“The trade difference that the Genoa Chamber of Commerce may lose?”

"It is based on the average number of trade volumes in a year," Alexander reminded slightly. "You also know that it is impossible to follow the best month of the year. After all, we all still have to do business."

Barendi nodded blankly. Although she knew she had heard it correctly, she still felt that it sounded a little unbelievable.

Supporting them with the possible loss difference that the Genoa Chamber of Commerce can occur, this means that it must bear the huge market losses that may occur due to changes in the situation in Genoa.

No one knows how big this number is, or how long this loss will last.

"Wait a minute, are you saying you are providing this money in your personal name?" Barenti suddenly thought of something, and her breathing became a little nervous. "But how could you have such a large amount of money personally? And do you know how much risk it takes? You know, it is too risky for the league. How could you do it?"

Seeing Barenti's face flushed because of nervousness, Alexander burst into laughter.

He reached out his hand and gently put a trace of hair in Barendi's ear, and then stroked her cheeks that seemed slightly unnatural.

"I used all my share in the Free Trade Union as collateral to get the power to mobilize the money," Alexander said calmly, "so if the Lovere family fails, then we will go bankrupt."

"What did you say?!"

Barendi couldn't help but let out a scream. She opened her mouth and breathed hard, as if she wanted to suppress the uncontrollable emotions in her heart because of panic, but she obviously failed.

Next, Uriu, who was guarding outside the room, vaguely heard a hysterical shout from the room: "You are crazy! Have you mortgaged all your shares? That's our own money!"

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Just when Barenti was yelling at Alexander for the first time in her life, in the Castle of Kosenca in the Kingdom of Naples, Miss Rusha Kosenca was writing a letter to her "Dear Brother".
Chapter completed!