Chapter 401 - Matt’s Decision (1/2)
Chapter 401: Matt’s Decision
Translator: Atlasstudios Editor: Atlasstudios
The fat merchant didn’t seem any different from before
Matt instantly revealed a war there He approached Rhode and grabbed his hand enthusiastically
“Aiya, it’s been awhile, Mr Rhode Although I’ve heard you went to the Land of Atone I’ve waited for you soti the fat merchant’s hand, Rhode retained his expression However, his eyes revealed a soht you didn’t intend to ith me already”
“Hahaha, Mr Rhode sure kno to crack jokes”
Matt aardly s to However, nevertheless, this was also his proble time since the midsummer festival ended and Matt was also unsure if he would be welco that Rhode didn’t have the intentions of chasing him out, the fat merchant felt much better
Merchants mainly had skin as thick as walls If not, they wouldn’t be able to do their businesses Since Rhode didn’t mention about it, Matt wouldn’t be that duhed it off while Rhode didn’t remind hihts with his visit already
Shortly after, both of the rooht tea over and they juht into the main discussion
“Since Mr Matt is here, it means that you’ve decided?”
“That’s for sure, Mr Rhode”
Matt wasn’t pretentious as he knew that it’s best not to beat about the bush with this young man However, this decision also troubled Matt for a while After all, as Rhode expected, he offended the Southerners too harshly Other than Golden City, the South treated the Munn Kingdoest business center and this was very important to many merchants Once Matt decided to ith Rhode, it could be iined that in the near future, he would be the most unpopular merchant of the Southerners
Of course, amiability makes the merchants rich No matter how unfavorable one merchant was, they wouldn’t instantly throw a punch However, it’s unae and even form an alliance to force one merchant to sell his products at an unprofitable price which were very lethal to any Trade associations
However, after long considerations, Matt finally decided to accept Rhode’s invitation
As a merchant, Matt sharply detected that this transaction not only held high risks, it also had high rewards and political benefits!
Firstly, this Mr Rhode was a guild leader Logically speaking, he could be considered as half the owner of Paphield Plain and there wouldn’t be many obstacles for Matt’s future work And on the other hand, although this Starlight Guild had only just begun, no one could compare to its political resources! Everyone knew that Miss Marlene was the heir of the Senia Family, but what Matt didn’t expect was that the Cleric that escaped with hier sister!
Although it see her younger sister into the political circle, as long as Lize’s identity was present, it would mean that the political benefits would always be present And if he was able to build a good relationshi+p with both of them, it would naturally be a plus for his trade association With MarleneSenia around and if the Senia Faet involved, there wouldn’t be any issues with future financial resources Furtherhout the entire country which was also an unparalleled resource
Although until now, the actual identity of Rhode was still auild leaders, so who dared to say he’s an ordinary human? Moreover, there were rue following his lead — Although the ruerated, they were only a ss On a deeper level, ould the Senia Faht spread after a while To a huge family like the Senias, hoould they even allow their heir to do so so ‘despicable’?
Of course, the Senia Faiven perht probably randeur family This way, their relationshi+p wouldn’t tarnish the naht even be the start of a powerful alliance!
Although Matt wasn’t sure of Rhode’s background, he believed that his investment wouldn’t have zero returns
Of course, these were all potential benefits, and the h the business transactions of the ical potions that Rhode had promised Matt!
This would be the on Soul Continent, there weren’t ical potions available which hy their prices were steep Although Clerics could heal injured e a fee, what if theadventures or suffered from serious diseases — They couldn’t expect the Clerics to follow theht?