"But the price of things made by these tailors in Flower Town is very expensive. If your price is about the same as them, our castle can't afford this price."

Albert casually put the silk fabric on one side of the table, crossed his fingers in front of his chest, and looked at Valen with a serious look on his face.

Valen looked at the panel beside Albert.

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Name: Albert (Heart)

Level: Earth Knight (middle level)

Loyalty: Neutral

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The heartbeat on the panel immediately attracted Albert's attention. Valen looked at Albert, who was sitting behind the table with a calm face, trembling slightly in a way that was not easy to detect.

If it weren't for the reminder of the panel, Valen would never have noticed that Albert had such a subtle difference. It seems that Albert was very satisfied with the fabric in front of him, and even exceeded Albert's expectations.

If this is the case, you can use this to increase your price slightly.

"Lord Albert, the price of a suit like Flower Town is as high as five silver coins."

In this world, one gold coin is equal to ten silver coins, one thousand copper coins, one pound of ordinary rye is about three copper coins, and one can buy a large bag of sand-mixed salt for thirty copper coins.

The quantity and quality of the materials produced in different territories vary, so there are still many differences in the prices of goods in different regions.

It would be better to say that you take food to a war-torn place to sell it, which is definitely a very scarce batch of supplies. You can sell a pound of rye and ten copper coins or even higher.

Even this may cause a shortage of supply.

Because Benlang Town lacks technical tailors in the local area and the production of cotton is too scarce, this situation has led to clothes becoming high-priced goods in Benlang Town.

Valen stretched out four fingers and said, "I can only charge you four silver coins for each piece of clothing."

Although each piece costs one silver coin, there are definitely many quantities of Benlang Town clothes, and it is also a huge wealth to charge one dollar for each piece.

Albert leaned his back on his chair, and his expression was a little hesitant. Obviously, the price was within his acceptance range, but he seemed to have not reached the level of the jacket that he could fully accept. degree.

Valen sat on the chair beside him and looked at Albert in front of him waiting for Albert to reply. Albert took a breath and said:

"Lord Valen, our castle has no way to pay for these many gold coins now."

Albert pointed to the army outside and continued,

"I just maintain this army, which is a huge expense for the castle. What we can get when we go out is limited, and the time it can support us is limited. If I spend too much gold coins on the internal affairs, then we The next time I go out will be ahead of schedule.”

Albert slowly walked to the side of the sand table, waved at Valen and signaled Valen to come to the side of the sand table.

Valen stood up and walked to the sand table. Albert supported his hands beside the sand table, pointed to the land outside the principality and said:

"I can give you a map of towns and towns abroad and their military strength icons. In this way, you can also take your army out to plunder. I don't have high requirements for you, and each piece of clothing is your price.

Reduce me to two silver coins.”

Albert stretched out his two fingers, and Valen looked at the sand table in front of him and fell into deep thought. This condition was indeed a bit tempting. Such a map was equivalent to a fixed treasure.

But the problem is also obvious, that is, the military strength of one's own town and the gap in the military strength of Benlang Town. Benlang Town can attack everywhere without restraint, but the army of Ron Town does not have this strength.

Valen knocked on the sand table carrying it and said, "Mr. Albert, our town of Ron is not as powerful as Benlang Town to plunder other towns. Even if you give me all the maps of nearby towns,

No use.”

Albert was obviously a little irritated. He frowned slightly and looked at Valen in front of him and said:

"We Benlang Town can help you train a group of troops at a low price. If you don't accept this, then there is probably no way for us to continue to do the voices."

Training the army at a low price!

This matter is really tempting for Valen. If he hired people to train his own army, it would be a considerable expense.

Moreover, the training of the army in Benlang Town is absolutely guaranteed. The military strength of Benlang Town is something that Valen has personally witnessed. Being able to get Albert's training is definitely a sure profit or loss decision.

Although the soldiers I sent may only be training with Albert's army, it has benefited a lot from this alone.

Hearing Albert's proposal, Valen immediately smiled and stretched out his hand and said, "That's what Lord Albert, I will sell each piece of clothing at the price of two silver coins.

For Benlang Town, there are also things about the map and low-price training of the army."

There was no displeasure on Albert's face. He nodded and said, "Don't worry, I can give you the map now. I won't fool you even if I train the army at a low price."

"But I tell you in advance that the training in our Benlang Town is not something that ordinary people can support, and I will not be responsible for the casualties caused during the training."

Albert said very seriously.

Regarding this truth, Valen still knows that only an army that has experienced the tempering of life and death can be called a true fearless army.

Valen patted his chest and said with a smile: "I hope you don't keep your hands at that time. Soldiers who don't see blood are unqualified, right?"

Dealing with Albert is much easier than dealing with Eric. Albert obviously doesn't have so much calculations about others in his heart.

Of course, it's not a calculating, but it's much less than Eric, so you don't have to spend too much brains or get involved with him for a long time before you can enter your entire body.

The communication with Albert was obviously much straightforward. Albert took out a map of most towns and military forces from the desk drawer, and the approximate military forces were not marked on it.

When he came out, Albert picked up a quill, crossed the towns above, and said, "We have plundered these towns, and we have not been going there recently.
Chapter completed!