163: Lionheart Chamber of Commerce

The two items together amount to seven million gold coins, and this is just the price for one set.

Arthur will certainly give them more than one set each, plus other goods like dragon blood and high-grade magic crystals.

Seven million gold coins could already exchange two abandoned Earth Knights and one hundred Gold Knights twice over.

While it might seem heartless, this is something Arthur had to learn as he became the controller of more and more people.

Once the personnel were arranged, it was time for the goods.

Arthur had already discussed the types of goods with Avril, so now he naturally had to keep his word.

For now, there were four types: dragon blood, high-grade magic crystals, sky knight armor, and knight swords.

Among them, the sky knight armor and knight sword are essential items for Sky Knight experts and will definitely be very popular.

The two items sell for about forty million gold coins and thirty million gold coins respectively in the outside world, so Arthur dared not sell them in large quantities.

It was stipulated that a maximum of one set could be sold every three days.

Otherwise, even Legendary Experts would become envious!

In addition, due to the preciousness of its items, Arthur’s Lionheart Merchant Guild also adopted a VIP room purchasing model.

Each customer conducts transactions in a private room.

This increases confidentiality, ensuring customer safety as others do not know what they bought.

It also keeps the amount of goods sold by the merchant guild a secret, preventing it from attracting too much covetousness.

Furthermore, the remaining high-grade magic crystals have even more uses; not only can they be used in the arrangement of various magic formations and the forging of magic items,

but they can also be absorbed by mages to increase their Cultivation speed.

The price of a high-grade magic crystal in the Portable Shop is one hundred thousand gold coins, and Arthur plans to sell them for one million five hundred thousand gold coins each.

After all, this item is something that cannot be bought even with money.

As for the dragon blood, Arthur has already demonstrated that it can rapidly increase the Cultivation speed of those below Sky Knight level.

It significantly boosts the Cultivation speed of Sky Knight experts.

Moreover, people tempered with dragon blood have physical qualities far exceeding those of experts at the same level.

It can even grant users magic talent.

It is a divine item many dream of!

One cubic meter of dragon blood costs ten thousand gold coins in the Portable Shop.

Arthur considered that this item is extremely scarce and needed by many, so it would definitely help establish the reputation of the Lionheart Merchant Guild.

He didn't plan to raise the price too much, only ten times the Portable Shop price, selling it for one hundred thousand gold coins per cubic meter.

At the same time, Arthur planned to have a Legendary Expert conduct a handover of goods and gold coins once a month.

This way, Arthur only needed to provide enough goods for five branches to sell for one month.

For the sky knight armor and knight sword, one set sold every three days means each branch only needs ten of each per month.

If all are sold, just the sky knight armor and knight sword alone could bring Arthur a profit of six hundred thirty million from one branch.

That’s a truly massive sum of money, not to mention five branches.

Arthur also didn't plan to sell too much of the remaining dragon blood, as one Dragon can only produce the equivalent of four Dragons' blood without injury in a month.

So Arthur planned to supply each branch with one thousand eight hundred cubic meters, which is the blood of three Dragons, yielding a profit of one hundred sixty-two million gold coins if sold.

Finally, for high-grade magic crystals, these are just minerals; although scarce, almost anyone who reaches the Sky Knight level can obtain them.

It's just a matter of quantity.

Therefore, Arthur prepared a stock of one thousand high-grade magic crystals for each branch. If all are sold, it could bring Arthur a profit of one billion four hundred million gold coins.

The profits mentioned above are for a single branch. If all five branches are combined and all goods are sold, they could bring Arthur a profit of ten billion nine hundred fifty million in one month.

This is just the profit for five branches in one month; it's terrifying to even imagine.

Of course, the above is an ideal state where everything is sold; in reality, it might not earn that much money.

After these five batches of goods were handed over to the Sky Knight branch managers of each merchant guild,

Arthur ordered them to immediately head to the royal capitals where their respective branches were located.

After all, going one day earlier means one day earlier to earn money for Arthur, so the faster, the better.

Speaking of which, Arthur actually established a headquarters for the Lionheart Merchant Guild in the Lionheart Kingdom's capital.

It also sells these four items, but compared to the branches, the headquarters must act like a headquarters, with a monthly sales quota double that of the branches.

This is already a lot, as the Lionheart Kingdom is not considered wealthy right now, and so many things probably won't sell out.

Additionally, considering that the merchant guild would directly start selling dragon blood, the compensation Arthur gave his grandfather would seem less significant!

So Arthur secretly gave his grandfather, Duke Gryphon, a two-star merchant guild membership... A month passed, and besides the merchant guild matters, Arthur's long-awaited navy had also been initially formed and trained.

Actually, a few days ago, Endri had sent a message via magic communicator, saying that they had completed the formation of the navy and its initial training.

They welcomed Arthur to inspect it at any time.

Now that he had time, he could make a trip. If there were truly no problems, then the war to overthrow the Orc Royal Court could commence!

With this thought, Arthur quickly rode Andel, the Two-Headed Wyvern, accompanied by Victor, and once again headed to the Southern Docks.

Arthur did not inform Endri of his arrival.

It wasn't to launch a surprise attack; Arthur had complete trust in the loyalty of Endri and the other summoned individuals.

Under the guarantee of loyalty, they would not lie to Arthur; if they said training was complete, it definitely was complete.

Arthur was just too lazy to say anything.

When Arthur arrived at the Southern Docks, he saw ten three-hundred-meter-long warships, divided into two teams, all raising massive protective shields and continuously bombarding each other in the sea.

It seemed they were conducting an exercise!

Protected by their shields, the warships didn't suffer any damage, but each shot from a magic crystal cannon created a direct attack radius of five hundred meters.

Huge circular pits were blasted into the sea, only to be quickly filled by seawater.

The magic crystal cannon’s attack range was several times larger than the three-hundred-meter warships, causing the warships to shake violently in the sea.

This was a huge test for the soldiers on the warships.

Arthur estimated that if not for all the soldiers being enhanced by dragon blood, making them at least Bronze Knights, they would have long since vomited themselves unconscious and been completely combat-ineffective.

Yet, in such violent fluctuations, they were able to continuously fire magic cannonballs at the distant imaginary enemy warships, with most of them hitting their targets.

Arthur took it all in and nodded.

From this exercise, it was clear that the navy now indeed had the capability to wage war.

The battle continued for a while, and after an unknown number of fish were blasted to death, someone finally spotted Arthur's figure in the distant sky.

This indecisive battle then ceased.

Subsequently, the entire fleet began to straighten its formation, forming a sharp point and sailing towards Arthur.

Seeing the neat formation, Arthur nodded again, completely confirming the achievements of Endri and the others.

“Greetings, Your Majesty!”

After they met, Arthur didn't waste any words.

Looking at the crowd who had just finished their bows, Arthur smiled.

“Endri!”

“Here!”