I dominate the magic world by farming

Time flies like water, and the fleet returned to Wilson Territory after only three days of sailing.

Compared with accidentally bumping into each other, the journey back from Wilson's Land to the Flame Bird Tribe was almost as fast as flying.

When the fleet went to the Flame Bird Tribe, they walked step by step and often encountered situations where the river was cut off or the river was too narrow.

Faced with this situation, the fleet could only return to find its way again.

Moreover, Field always stayed for a day or two wherever he went.

It took a lot of time to establish a local trading chamber.

This has yielded great rewards, and all the passages he has traveled have been described by Owen.

Everything from kingdoms to villages and towns was recorded in detail by Owen.

These maps record in detail the hydrogeography, resource distribution and possible trade opportunities of each location.

As time goes by and trade expands, these maps will eventually become the biggest help.

It provided great convenience for the fleet led by Wilson.

Field, who was obsessed with trade, had no idea that the detailed maps he drew while doing business would play a vital role in his future domination of Loya Continent.

In the Bayou Village Shipping Department, Warren was thinking about how to build large ships.

Suddenly, a person hurried in.

"Director, I'm back..."

Warren frowned, "What's back? Make it clear!"

"The Windbreaker is back!"

Warren immediately raised his head, put down the ship drawings in his hands, and rushed to the dock.

I saw the boatmen carrying trade items up and down.

"Master Field!"

Field turned his head when he heard the sound, and happened to see Warren in a hurry.

"Director Warren, you came just in time."

"This voyage has been very fruitful, and we have brought back a large amount of honey, magic cores, precious seeds, etc. Please ask the master to move these things back to Wilson Territory."

Looking at Field with a faint smile, Warren's eyes were full of admiration.

"yes!"

After arranging everything, Field returned to Fort Wilson first.

As soon as he arrived at Fort Wilson, Nelson, who had received the news, found Field.

"Master, how was the harvest?"

“Return with a full load!”

"The total of the miscellaneous things is no less than 1.5 million Seir gold coins!"

Nielsen, who loves money as much as his life, was slightly startled, and said in his heart, huge profits~

Field looked at the stunned Nelson and said, "These things will be shipped back to Fort Wilson one after another in a while."

As soon as he finished speaking, truckloads of goods were pulled into Wilson's territory.

Nelson immediately got into action and directed them to send these things to different departments.

"Send the Honey Bee's honey to the Trade Department!"

"Send the magic core and magic materials to the Magic Academy!"

"Stop! These seeds are sent to the Grain Research Institute!"

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Nelson distributed the supplies in an orderly manner, and at the same time, he kept writing and drawing with the quill in his hand.

At Fort Wilson, Field once again saw his father, whom he had not seen for three months.

"Father, I'm back!"

"I heard that the harvest was quite fruitful~"

"Yes! Sure enough, it is a wise choice to expand trade outside the Seer Kingdom."

"Along the way, I not only established trade relations with various lords, but also reached the Great Plains of Hamaldama."

Man was shocked when he heard the famous name of Hamadamar Plain.

"The Great Plains of Hamaldama?"

There was a hint of disbelief in Mance's voice.

"That place where the barbarians gather?"

Field nodded, with a confident smile on his face.

"Yes, the Great Plains of Hamaldama. I met the Blaze Tribe there."

"Didn't start a fight?"

Field nodded, "Warm and friendly, completely different from the rumors outside."

Immediately, Field told Mance the whole process of his encounter with the Flame Bird Tribe.

Mance looked at Field carefully, secretly admiring Field's courage.

"This is really unexpected!"

Mance had fought against a large white tiger tribe two years ago. He knew very well the attitude of the barbarians towards the people of the kingdom. They never took prisoners and would die if they were captured.

But Field's words shaken Mance's stereotype of the savage.

"Hey~ The reason why barbarians are called barbarians is precisely because they are barbaric. It is best to be careful when trading with barbarians in the future. It is best not to go to the Hamadamar Plains again!"

"Don't worry, father, I'm sure of myself!"

Caution is a must in trading with barbarians.

But it is impossible to trade without going to the Hamaldama Great Plains. It would be okay if he didn't know that the Hamaldama Great Plains is rich in materials.

But now that he knows the actual situation of the Hamaldama Great Plains, how can he give up on the Hamaldama Great Plains.

Since seeing the rich resources of the Hamadamar Plain, Field has become more determined to trade.

Not only is he going to the Great Plains of Hamaldama, but he is also going to continue to expand his trade network.

Trade deep into the interior of the Great Plains of Hama Dardama instead of hanging out on the periphery to earn some pocket money.

Only in this way can Wilson's territory be guaranteed to have a steady stream of gold coins.

Field always adheres to the truth that gold coins open the way and everything will be worry-free!

Continuously earning gold coins can enable Wilson to gain a foothold in the fiercely competitive continent, and no one dares to bully him.

The scenes in the King City of Sayre are still vivid in his mind. How dare Field slow down his pace towards becoming stronger?

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