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Chapter 6: Exploring New Trading Channels

Lor, a twelve-year-old boy about 1.5 meters tall, was undoubtedly quite conspicuous when he walked on the street carrying an iron sword that was only slightly shorter than others.

But no one said anything, because everyone knew that he was the only one left in the Lor family.

It's normal for a little guy to feel insecure and get an iron sword for self-defense. I'm just a little surprised at his strength.

Speechless all the way.

The two of them went to a carriage company and rented three horse-drawn carriages. They left the town again and headed for a small fishing village sixteen kilometers away from the town.

Since we didn't bring any goods, everyone sat in the carriage, so the process was very fast and only took a little over an hour.

There were no accidents along the way and we arrived safely outside the village of Dular.

Some villagers saw the convoy and hurried back to inform the village elders.

"Wait here first."

Lor took Chris down from the carriage and saw some villagers running towards the village. They did not go in directly but waited quietly outside the village.

"Okay." Chris nodded.

Soon, an old man came out of the village with two young men and greeted us with a smile on their faces.

Lor's eyes swept across the white-haired old man and glanced at the village behind.

I vaguely saw several figures holding harpoons wandering in the distance.

This is normal. After all, my parents in my previous life had never come to this village to purchase goods, so it is reasonable to be a little cautious.

If there weren't so few people coming, their treatment would probably be even higher.

Soon, the white-haired old man walked about five meters away from Luo Er's group, stopped, and asked with a smile:

"Friends who have come from afar, what is the purpose of your coming here?"

"I'm Lor Rox, a businessman from Radef Town. I heard there is a fishing village here and wanted to buy some fish." Lor replied with a smile on his face.

"I am Michał Kadis, and welcome to you all."

Michal was a little surprised to see that the person who responded was not the young man but the boy standing next to him, but he didn't care.

After confirming the visitor's purpose, he breathed a sigh of relief and smiled more sincerely. He asked:

"I wonder how many pounds of fish Mr. Lowe wants to buy?"

"I want to buy about 3,000 kilograms, but there is one condition: I can choose it myself."

Luo Er began to put forward conditions, "As for the price, how about one silver and five coppers for one hundred kilograms?"

This small village is different from Rolya Village, as it is very close to Radfu Town.

If too many fish are caught and the fish pond cannot hold them all, the villagers can be organized to transport them to Radfu town to sell.

However, this place is quite far from the small town, and we can only rely on caravans to deliver goods on weekdays, which is very troublesome.

Therefore, the purchase price of this village can definitely be lowered.

"of course can."

Michał nodded happily, "Everyone, please follow me. I will take you to pick fish."

Lor raised his eyebrows. Wow, the price is still too high.

But it didn't matter. One silver and five bronze coins for a hundred kilograms of fish was more than enough for him to break even.

This means that the charging point he set up in this small village is completely free.

After a while, Michał brought Lor and his party to the fish pond in the village and instructed the two young men beside him:
"Klen, Bertha, go and get some fish for the guests to choose from."

"Yes."

The two young men responded, walked to the fish pond, grabbed the scoop net and pulled hard, pulling up a bunch of fish and putting them into several wooden barrels beside the pond.

Lor followed, picked up an empty wooden barrel, and began to pick and choose.

After picking out the fish with trace elements, tell the two of them.

They dumped the other fish back into the pond, scooped up a new net and put them into the barrel. Lor took advantage of this opportunity to kill the selected fish one by one, and asked Chris and the three grooms to load them into the carriage.

[Absorb trace elements, charge points +0.3%]

[Absorb trace elements, charge points +0.4%]

Listening to the sound of charging points being credited, Lor felt extremely happy.

On the other side of the pond, Kadis didn't leave and just watched everyone work.

However, the figures who were originally on guard with harpoons in the distance have disappeared.

Time full of harvest always passes quickly.

Before we knew it, the sun was almost directly overhead.

Lor glanced at the charging column on the panel.

[Charge points: 2, 57.3%]

"Not bad. I got 2.5 charging points in the morning. I can get a few more in the afternoon. Maybe I won't have to stay here overnight."

It is best not to leave the fish outside overnight, not only because it is dangerous, but more importantly, you can't keep the fish for long after they die.

If I go back to pickle it tomorrow, who knows how much of it will go bad.

There are a lot of bad ones, and the price might be twice as expensive as buying them in Luoya Village.

"Everyone stop for a half-hour break, have lunch and then continue."

Lor stopped everyone, returned to the carriage, took out the food he had brought in the morning from the corner, and distributed it to everyone one by one, even the two fishermen and Kadis.

However, they did not take Lor's food. They just smiled and said they would go back to eat. It was obvious that they were still a little wary.

Lor didn't care. He took the food back and started eating.

Half an hour passed quickly, and Kadiz returned with the two fishermen after dinner.

Everyone started working again under the scorching sun.

It took just over an hour to fill up the three carriages that Lore brought.

[Charge points: 3, 11.2%]

Glancing at the panel, Lor took out a purse from his pocket that contained only six gold coins, ten silver coins, and a few copper coins. He counted out four gold coins and five silver coins, handed them to Kadis, and said:
"God of Fortune, happy cooperation."

"It's a pleasure to work with you." Michal nodded, took the money, and asked with a smile:

"Do you need to stay overnight in the village? It's getting late now, and we may not be able to get back to town before dark."

Luo Er looked at the sky and estimated that it was only around two o'clock in the afternoon. He immediately shook his head:
"No, it's still early. We should be able to get into town before dark."

"Well, you're welcome to come again next time."

Kadis felt a little regretful that he could not earn more money for accommodation, but he did not try to keep Lor and his party and directly sent them to the village entrance.

"I'll definitely come again." Lor nodded with a smile.

After parting with Michał and the others, he took out his purse and gave Chris three copper coins, and the other three coachmen one copper coin each, saying:

"Everyone has worked hard today."

He wasn't very familiar with Michal, so he naturally couldn't show off his wealth to avoid getting into trouble.

Therefore, they waited until they left before giving their own people extra rewards.

"It's my pleasure. Thank you, Master Lor." The three coachmen took the copper coins with a smile on their faces.

Two of the coachmen with unfamiliar faces kept turning their heads to look at another coachman who looked somewhat familiar.

The familiar-looking coachman puffed out his chest, looking proud.

Lor took in the whole scene, curled the corners of his mouth, but said nothing.

As for Chris, he accepted the copper coins as usual. At most he could go back and help with more work at night.

(End of this chapter)