The correct way to open the elf

Chapter 71 Don’t Eat from the Same Pot

This is also one of the reasons why Feng Yu never recruited elves as the craftsmen he recruited were mainly elves. After all, elves might get out of control.

The dwarves are different. They have their own country and come here to help with trading purposes. They need daily necessities, including food and wine. After all, although there is vegetation below the snow line of the Snow Summit Mountains, these things are not produced in abundance.

Although halflings live with elves, they are not elves, and they do not have a complete kingdom.

Feng Yu believed that as long as he could provide the halflings in the camp with a safe environment and a prosperous life, Alan would be more likely to follow him than to follow the elves who were ready to run away at any time. This was one of the reasons why Feng Yu was so kind to the halflings.

Anthony looked at Feng Yu and said, "And then?"

"Of course I need you to communicate in the middle. After all, the elves in the Misty Moon Forest don't know that there is such a person as me."

Anthony asked, "One silver coin for ten kilograms of salt, this value is indeed not high. Do you charge for those porcelains too? Those are made by elves."

Feng Yu smiled and said, "Grandpa, you are wrong. I hired the elves to make them and paid for them with white fine salt, so they belong to me. There is nothing wrong with me trading them."

Anthony paused for a moment and then asked, "Are you selling the Elven Rifles, Demon Hunting Guns, and Elven Cannons?"

Feng Yu thought, so they are waiting for me here. But why are these elves who don't understand capital operation and market economics talking to me about this?

"Sell, of course, they have to sell it just for their name. Dick sent the news back to the Dwarf Kingdom when the experiment was successful. The Dwarf Kingdom will send an envoy to discuss the business of weapons and steam engines with me soon. So everything here is for sale now, as long as you can afford it.

Our camp is very poor, so don't learn from me and write IOUs!"

Anthony curled his lips and didn't respond to Feng Yu's words.

Feng Yu continued, "But you also know that whether it is bullets for firearms or shells for the Elf Cannon, there is no way to mass produce them now. The raw materials are insufficient, and this will take a year or two to resolve.

Since there is no danger in the Moonlight Forest right now, I suggest you ask them to buy more daily necessities."

Anthony glanced at Feng Yu and said quietly, "I will ask the elf craftsmen who know how to make porcelain to go back to Longyue Forest and make porcelain there, so that we don't have to buy it."

Feng Yu shrugged his shoulders and said, "Sure, that's a good idea. But I guess those craftsmen may not be willing to make porcelain tableware for the elves and halflings in the entire Misty Moon Forest. This job will probably fall on the halflings who raise elves, right?
Tsk, tsk, how pitiful!"

The old man glared at Feng Yu, but ultimately could not say anything. After all, Feng Yu's guess was correct. Even if porcelain was fired in the Elf Forest, it would probably fall on the shoulders of the halflings. The elves would definitely not do such a boring job, let alone a long and endless one.

After all, there are millions of elves in the Long Moon Forest. In addition, porcelain is fragile and consumption is inevitable, so continuous firing is necessary.

Even in the kiln of the camp, the elven craftsmen only studied some exquisite shapes and experimented with glaze colors; the boring mass firing work had always been done by the halflings.

Feng Yu had the old man on his guard, telling him to do some good deeds for the elves, otherwise he would lose his kingdom and be deserted by his friends and relatives, which would make him a disgrace for eternity.

Sure enough, Anthony thought about it and decided not to mention it.

Feng Yu continued, “Only large-scale assembly line operations can reduce costs and save labor to the greatest extent.

Now that the transportation problem has been solved, and there are many specialties in the Longyue Forest, why should we waste manpower to make porcelain? Wouldn't it be better to exchange materials such as honey for ready-made porcelain from me?

You can see that it is not easy to operate a high-yield kiln. From selecting soil, taking soil, crushing, screening, to making clay, drying, glazing, firing and shaping, how many processes are involved and how much manpower is needed? !
If you have that much time, you might as well pick some nuts from the Longyue Forest, brew some honey wine and other supplies and sell them here, then exchange them for porcelain. This way you can be a lot more relaxed.

Moreover, this is fairer to the hardworking elves and halflings, and will not be taken advantage of by the lazy ones.

Listen to my advice, the big pot meal is not tasty, it is the easiest to cause disunity, so be careful! "

Old man Anthony thought to himself that we have been eating this for hundreds of years, and it was only because of your appearance that the balance was broken!
However, he also knew that if the halflings had not been desperate, they probably would not have followed the elves to live. To put it bluntly, they were just seeking the elves' protection. After all, although the elves were in decline, they still had three nails on the list. The elves still had the largest number of magical powers with the highest average level in the continent of Grion.

Although the role of this magical power is getting smaller and smaller in super-large legion wars, because the number of humans is too large, and the magic power of the elven wizard is limited, and the human race has also developed impressive magical power.

Although the human mage group cannot confront the elven mages head-on, there are many people on the human race, few mages, and plenty of other types of troops. If the human mage group is really determined to defeat the elves, the elves will have no choice but to move again.

Unless another mage is born among the elves.

It can be said that the dwarves and halflings have no choice but to live with the elves. The human population is too large and there is no place for the halflings to settle down. In addition, the exploitation and oppression over there are also very severe. If the short halflings go there, they will most likely become slaves.

As for the dwarves, they now live in the Meteorite Mountains, where the natural environment is harsh, with magical beasts roaming everywhere, not to mention wild beasts. If the dwarves' mechanical civilization had not shined in the plane wars and were not protected by the dragons, they would probably have found it difficult to survive in the Meteorite Mountains.

The Dwarf Kingdom lives below the snow line of the Snowtop Mountains. Most of them live in mines where farming is basically impossible. Living materials now have to be exchanged with the elves in the Moonlit Forest, the dwarves in the Falling Star Mountains, and the goblin merchants. Where can there be room for halflings? !

Feng Yu felt quite sympathetic towards the halflings. He saw their enthusiasm and hard work. As an agricultural race that worked from sunrise to sunset, Feng Yu could not help but think of his compatriots.

So he said this not just to make money from the porcelain, he also hoped that the elves would stop assigning work to the halflings. They owed you a little favor for taking you in, and you have already repaid it in the Elf Forest.

(End of this chapter)