Tsumi Kake Tensei Ryoushu no Kaikaku

"The plan is even simpler: the export of silacaba from the territory of the Marquis of Beltze to the territory of the Count of Kleinsert and the import of treated silacaba materials with improved durability to it, as well as the mutual trade in food. This will be done between Wooddora Chamber of Commerce. Do you have any questions?

Sora cut the bargaining tone.

Zend, president of Woodola Chamber of Commerce, doesn't think the boy in front of him is the representative of Kleinsert territory and looks suspicious. I thought Razette, the maid of brown hair standing behind the boy, was the negotiator.

"... apparently, the mastermind is really Sola Kleinsert"

Minan ears at Zend.

"Dear Marquis Belze, Dear Sola Kleinsert, Thank you for speaking to my Wooddora Chamber of Commerce this time. I don't doubt you two know each other, but..."

"Hard words are useless. Neither Lord Sola nor I are obsessed with the end of things."

"Exactly. Come on. Requirements."

Affirming the words of the Marquis of Beltze, Sola points the water at Zend.

"Then it's sweet for your words. Why did you bring this story to our Chamber of Commerce?

Everyone in this room knows the answer to Zend's question. I purposefully brought it up to reaffirm that 'no substitute can be found for the Wooddora Chamber of Commerce' and to make the negotiations a little more favourable.

"Because it is a Chamber of Commerce that is hostile to the Church and yet has not been incorporated into the Wizards"

The Marquis of Beltze gives a terminal reason.

In this trade we will need a Chamber of Commerce with all the conditions under which we can travel between the wizard Marquis Belze and the ecclesiastical Count Kleinsert.

The Church does not want to use products manufactured and processed using magic. Few are believers and have that much detention, but we should avoid the Chamber of Wizards in order to prevent the church from laying down.

So how about the Chamber of Commerce the church is on the back. It was decided that this one should be avoided because it would inspire the Church to have a say in Marquis Belze territory.

"Well, my chamber of commerce is in charge of that."

Zend, who looks white-convinced, opens his mouth to try to start negotiations, but the Marquis of Beltze has pushed him ahead.

"Lord Sola's proposal presupposes that Shirakaba can be treated to improve its durability. Is that really possible?

Syracaba is significantly less durable. Marquis Belze did not make active use of it because he knew it.

The Marquis of Beltze paid attention to Syracaba, which remained burnt by forest fires, but the craftsmen, who knew the lack of durability, did not look forward to it.

"Of course, it's possible. But you can't state how here. The Marquis of Beltze won't be convinced either, so I'll buy Syracaba personally. I want you to import it backwards."

I can read Sora's confidence from the word that she would buy it herself.

"Dear Sola, please wait a moment"

It was Zend who ate up there.

"We're going to buy it out, but isn't it hard for the Kleinserts to fund it?

The Kleinsert family is an aristocrat of church denominations. If you consider the possibility of being admired by the Church, you should not want to be on the table as a source of funds in your trade with the wizard nobility.

"Take my personal property and I'll pay you up front here now. Razette, show him."

When Sola orders without even looking back, Razette opens the box of parquet and shows it to the Marquis of Beltze and Zend.

They breathed in the pearls that were laid down inside.

Of course the number, the size, the shape, and most importantly, the wide variety of colors are amazing.

"How did you get these pearls?

Afraid, Zend asks. Plus, Sola turned a mean grin.

"You suspect it was stolen?

"There is no annihilation."

Seeing as Zend panicked, Sola laughed furiously and soothed the place.

"Just kidding. This pearl is my hidden possession, I ordered my men to align it."

Though Sola says the truth, the Marquis of Beltze and Zend never understood it exactly.

They think Sora's men picked up pearls with tearful efforts. I don't even think of it as farmed.

Sola was careful with her rhetoric because she was going to hide that she could farm pearls.

"Now you'll be able to buy Syracaba for a year. If I had a year, I'd reach out to the craftsmen who were on two legs."

Syracaba in this world is big and fat. Because it also grows fast, there are many uses as wood if you meditate on durability. Craftsmen know that too.

Sola had read that if she made it through the first year, she would make a profit.

The Marquis of Beltze roared small, but eventually nodded back.

"Which tree was unavailable. If you're going to buy it, I've never been over it."

"That's settled."

Sola looks around at the participants to make sure they have no questions.

"Well, let's make a deal."

After making detailed arrangements such as setting prices, Sola, the Marquis of Beltze and Zend each enter into a contract.

Four parchments will be prepared and the names of their respective representatives will be written, as contracts will be exchanged between the territory of the Marquis of Beltze and the Woodola Chamber of Commerce, the Woodola Chamber of Commerce and Sola.

The Marquis of Beltze and Sola had each signed a trusted servant to hide what was involved. Sola side is naturally Razette.

Thus, the problem of the Trinity saw a solution.

Dropping off Sola and Zend, who left the mansion, the Marquis of Beltze charted their mutual relationship on paper on the desk with tea in one hand.

The day may come to apply this plan. I thought I'd leave it as a dossier. I wrote it up. I'll put it in my desk.

"I really didn't expect everyone to benefit"

In this negotiation the Marquis of Belze was able to export useless Syracaba. We can secure employment if we let free forestry workers take care of Syracaba. It's a lifeline, so to speak.

The Wood Dora Chamber of Commerce obtained asylum for the Marquis family by depositing the lifeline of the Beltze Marquis territory called Syracaba.

On top of the contract it is to be wholesaled directly to the Woodola Chamber of Commerce by forestry workers in the territory of the Marquis of Belze.

This is an excuse for the Marquis of Beltze to trade with ecclesiastical aristocracy. Cut the white if it's an economic activity that the private sector is doing on its own.

Similarly, the Wood Dora Chamber of Commerce sells Syracaba to the village of Count Kleinsert territory. Costs can be reduced to use the river for transportation.

Syracaba, sold to Count Kleinsert territory, is retroactively imported back into the Beltze Marquis territory after being treated.

The financial difficulties are improved by the cost of processing being handed over to the village of Count Kleinsert. Food distress also improves in order to exchange food items.

Silacaba, which was imported inversely into the territory of the Marquis of Beltze, is processed in the city and the availability of materials will survive the forestry city.

"Damn, I sewed between them well."

The Marquis Belze laughs bitterly at the way Sola does. I was in the mood for applause along with a lot of appreciation.

As long as this trade continues, the three parties - the territory of the Marquis of Beltze, the territory of the Earl of Kleinsert and the Wood Dora Chamber of Commerce - will be a lottery student. In other words, if any of the three are weak, they must help.

And now the weakest is Count Kleinsert territory.

Both the Marquis of Beltze and the Wood Dora Chamber of Commerce had to help Sola in times of need.

He was made a good guardian.

But it is also true that I was helped by this plan. Betrayal is an injustice.

"It's not a bad idea to make a loan to that boy"

The Marquis of Beltze had a relaxing taste of tea for a long time.