In a World Filled with Deserts, an Old Man with Electronic Money

"Lord Tallow, do you want to kill me?

"You're a drunk who quit public office and started acting like a merchant for some reason. If he goes missing anyway, his majesty won't stop. It's common for a ship to be attacked by a sandbag."

There are a lot of accidents like this.

"Bandits are everywhere. Especially west of Shipland, Old Town, and south."

Previously quiet labels, Mu, Hu, and Aisha suddenly turned to Count Nelson for air and weapons.

As a hunter, the Count of Nelson was upset by the murder of some of their super superb neighborhoods.

"This has been a long time, Princess. Even Lord Mu?

Count Nelson was greeting his acquaintance, the label, with courtesy.

To be able to do so in this situation would be a person with a lot of liver.

"As usual. Count Nelson."

"Even though I haven't changed anything, I'm going to get rid of this because I'm a sandbag bait. Master Mu, you won't be punished for taking anything from here."

"It's a change of circumstances. We care most about the safety of the Great Chief of Katu."

"That's why I can't help but kill Count Nelson, who only knows him. Forgive me."

"I'm a stranger. I will eliminate Lord Tallow's threat."

"I agree. I hope you don't trust me."

The labels turned to Count Nelson for more and more lethality.

"Dear Label, if you kill him, my credibility will be..."

"Tarant, who inadvertently put him in this room, is to blame. Thou shalt bear the sin, and the blame that ariseth therefrom shall be upon thee.

"I called out because I thought he was enough people to trust and use. This talent is the best merchant in Shipland, whether skinny or withered. I'm proud to see more people than ordinary people."

Wouldn't it be better to turn Lord Taranto into an enemy here?

He has no intention of pulling our feet either.

If we do that, we will find ourselves in more trouble.

"There is a new kingdom in the southwestern part of the Kingdom of Bart that you think is your own territory. I see. New countries are always short of talent. Moreover, recently, His Majesty, who is ambitious, officially announced that he is aiming for the complete annexation of Shipland. We need more and more manpower."

"But not everybody. It takes a long time to get rid of the bugs inside the lion."

Label was still suspicious of Count Nelson.

I feel like I don't know what to do because I'm good.

"I doubt it. But I'm just doing it for my own good."

Interest?

"Yes, Grand Chief Katu. It is an emerging country that stretches beyond the sea to the far south. Wouldn't it be better to work here and become a major town in an emerging country in the long run than to continue the Count while his dreamy majesty hates him? And there are no great aristocracy in the emerging world who can only boast of their family."

"The Count Nelson family is one of the oldest families in the Kingdom of Bart."

That's why I decided to start a merchant because I lost my job title, although it was quite a strange person.

"So Count Nelson wants to hold a position like Director of Ship Management?

"Grand Patriarch Katu. In this world, ship distribution is the lifeline of people's operations. So by managing and developing this properly, the person in charge can have a delicious feeling."

"Don't suck, this guy."

That's right.

Aisha and Fleur looked at a person named Count Nelson and looked as if they had found something unknown.

Waste of time exploring wasted stomachs.

Our "Confederation of Southwestern Tribes" gained a capable soldier named General Thunder in the military, but only Gorimacho in the internal affairs.

That's not inconvenient, but I also need people who are good at home affairs...

"Is it okay to abandon the kingdom of Bart, which served our ancestors, and come to us?

"Nothing, because the ancestors were ancestors. It's not good because I've been serving you for a long time. Besides, I am also a nobleman in a lawsuit. If you abandon the land, you will get a hold of it and a profit and loss account, but there is no such thing."

"Can I count on the work of Count Nelson?

"Leave it to me, Grand Chief Katu. Besides, I have eight sons, thank you very much."

After such an exchange, Count Nelson was to serve the Southwestern Tribal Union.

He and his wife moved to Golitown in my "Base Transfer," and were immersed in the construction of a shipping network in the Far South Sea and the construction of a transportation network by sandboats navigating the remaining desert.