Fun Territory Defense of the Easy-Going Lord ~The Nameless Village Is Made Into the Strongest Fortified City by Production Magic~

them.

 

So, I built a huge warehouse with a basement behind the new city wall.
It’s enough to house two or three dragons.

 

Most of the walls were completed, so all that remained was Balitas and the drawbridge.

 

Bell’s eyes were marked with $ all the time while we were stripping the dragons of their materials, but he finally calmed down and resumed business at the store.

 

However, when he finally realized that his brother Rango had come back to the village, Bell’s eyes once again turned into $ marks.

 

Well, I have a lot of things I want to sell and buy, so I understand.

 

I was also curious about the extent of Rango’s return, so I ran towards the city wall with Bell.

 

Incidentally, as soon as Rango arrived at the village, he was astonished to see the walls suddenly built.
It seemed that he had asked the chairman of the trading company to lead a caravan back to the village on the condition that he would personally make up for any deficit, but he hadn’t expected that a huge wall would be built while he was away for a few weeks.

 

When I went to Rango’s place, I was surprised this time.

 

The caravan consisted of five large carriages, three medium-sized carriages, and twenty adventurers as escorts.
In addition, there were five merchants, including Rango, accompanying the caravan.
There were also five slave helpers.

 

“Oh, brother! What is this? When did they build such an amazing wall…?”

 

Rango asked in a loud voice when he noticed Bell.
However, Bell put his hands on Rango’s shoulders as he approached and talked without expression.

 

“This wall is incredible indeed, but we still have a lot of work to do.”

 

“Well, something more serious…?”

 

Bell looks away from Rango, who wrinkled his brow, and looks at me.

 

“Do you mind if I show him to the new warehouse?”

 

“Sure.”

 

With a quick reply, Bell led Rango to the warehouse, the caravan Rango had brought with him also following behind, moving beneath the city walls.

 

The adventurers and other merchants passed by, bowing and greeting each other.

 

Moments later, a startled voice comes from inside the new warehouse.

 

“Whoa, whoa, a dragon!”

 

At the sound of Rango’s voice, the caravan’s merchants and adventurers all disappeared into the warehouse at once.

 

Then, there were more screams.

 

This time, it was because there were more people.
The screams were so loud that it sounded like people packed in a roller coaster reaching its peak.

 

“I wonder how much it will cost.”

 

I muttered, and Bell smiled like a villain, holding up and snapping his fingers.

 

“One dragon.
It’s a large green forest dragon.
And to top it all off, I got scales, claws, fangs, eyes, magic stone, and it’s almost intact.
Probably a hundred white gold coins.
From there, it will be auctioned off in the royal capital, and the price will be at least one hundred and fifty white gold coins.”

 

If a gold coin was a million and a large gold coin was ten million, then a white gold coin was a hundred million?

 

So you’re telling me that a dragon is worth ten billion yen?

 

“What’s with the jumbo lottery? And what about the auction afterwards?”

 

” Then, what’s a jumbo?”

 

I asked, only to have Bell ask me back.

 

“I mean the auction?”

 

When I asked again, Bell regained his composure and showed once more a villainous smile.

 

“It’s an auction held in the royal capital.
Any merchant association that is a member of the merchant guild can participate.
Whenever there is a national treasure worthy item, it will be auctioned.
If it’s the material of that green forest dragon, it will definitely exceed one hundred and fifty white gold coins.”

 

“I see.
Then, if you take away the transportation costs, the auction fees, and the profit of the business association, how much is the profit for Bell and Rango?”

 

Bell rolled his eyes at my line.

 

“…With all due respect, I thought Van-sama was hardly a child, but I’ve been reassured again.
If you were a foolish son of one of those noblemen, then some of you would probably say that I already splurged offering a large sum of fifty white gold coins.
The net result for us was probably three to five white gold coins.
Still, that is a huge profit, nearly worth betting your life on.”

 

Bell smiled happily, and I crossed my arms and twisted my neck and said.

 

“Why don’t you just make a business association? Is it so difficult to make a business association?”

 

When I said that, Bell froze, his eyes wide in shock.