Lord: Marry the villain's daughter at the beginning?

Although the legend sounds very mysterious, but in the words of the proprietress, the dragon does not seem so mysterious. The dragon also has joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness, and has a bad temper. It will also take some private jobs to earn a few more silver coins.

The greed for money is vividly demonstrated by these dragons.

The Sparkling Gold Merchant Alliance is widely distributed, but it may not be called this name in other places, and its subordinates may not all be dragons, but also ordinary humans who are unaware of the truth. And this proprietress is just the proprietress in charge of the northern area.

It seems that Lind has made her a lot of money. The proprietress who was originally only responsible for the champagne noble trade has now gradually taken over all the northern business.

So the mother dragon was very friendly to Lind, and specially reminded Lind not to take the dragon's favor too seriously, and not to dream of doing anything with the help of the dragon's power. The most the dragon could give Lind was some preferential treatment in business dealings.

As for the channels, they are all completely legal, and they do not use any dragon's power to take shortcuts - although this is hard to believe, it is not surprising when you think about how long these dragons have been active in the human world.

And these dragons asked Lind to help build the railway just to make it more convenient for them to transport goods and make more money.

In fact, although delivering goods in the form of dragons is very abstract, if there are no restrictions, these dragons might really do so. According to Margaret, the tower has signed many contracts with the dragons, forcing them to act in the human society as human beings.

Even the number of partners who can know the identity of the dragon is limited, so the dragons are very cautious in selecting partners.

It is precisely because of these contracts with the tower that the dragon can only make money in the form of business.

The merchants in the North probably never dreamed that their biggest competitors would be a group of giant dragons.

Generally speaking, even if a hero is written into an epic, and finally gains the friendship of the dragon, the reward is nothing more than the ring in Lind's hand. But this ring is now just a deposit given to Lind by the dragons, which shows how much the dragons value this magic train. Lind even suspects that these dragons have been following him for a long time.

To be honest, helping a dragon build a railway not only sounds magical, but Lind himself doesn't feel it's real.

In the end, Lind and Margaret got back to normal business.

"There are so many goods to be delivered this time."

After reading the list, Margaret looked up at Lind and asked, "You didn't just become our partner and you're already trying to take advantage of us, right? I just reminded you that it's not so easy to take advantage of the dragon."

"Do not."

Lind interrupted, "I won't pay less. This is indeed the amount of goods I want to deliver this time."

"Our saint Isa in Doug's territory is having some troubles, so I'm counting on you guys for help this time."

After hearing Lind's explanation that the most important thing was that the money would not be less, Margaret also stuffed the list into her heart and nodded, "Well, at least now our cooperation with you can be put on the table. Just think of it as a small privilege for you."

"correct."

Just as he was about to end the conversation, Lind suddenly asked, "Do you know anything about the demon god of the demon clan?"

"Demon?"

Margaret's eyes were full of doubt.

"No, I don't know. We don't know much about the demons, and we have never heard of any demon gods in the demons. It is likely that they have grafted in a false god from some small evil cult."

After taking a deep puff, Margaret continued, "We are not on the same side as the demons. The demons' money-making routines are too unscrupulous. Real trade should be the exchange of goods and goods, goods and services. The compounding of interests like the demons do is absolutely forbidden here."

"We enjoy the process of making money, not the money itself. Otherwise, why would we abide by the contract with the tower? We could just turn into dragons and rob people."

Although Margaret's words were not very convincing considering that the Shining Gold Merchant Alliance had been making extra money before, it could at least be seen that these dragons still had a bottom line compared to the demons.

Margaret guessed that the demons had grafted in some false god from some evil cult, but Linde was still a little worried, so he told Margaret the results of Isa's investigation into the demon god.

"We are aware of this situation and will keep an eye on it for you."

Although Margaret usually used honorifics and was quite polite, she still had the pride of a dragon in her bones and did not take the matter to heart.

Linde also knew that these giant dragons were probably only thinking about making money and didn't care about the affairs of the demons. It was just because the demons also liked money and were more unscrupulous in making money, so these giant dragons didn't like the demons.

"Ok."

After hearing this, Linde shook his head regretfully, and had to give up and send Margaret away.

After Margaret left, Lind sat alone in the reception room and asked, "What exactly is the tower? Do they even control the dragon?"

Lucanus appeared beside Lind at the right time and said, "The Tower already existed before the establishment of the Old Empire. The Tower set many rules, but this is the first time I have heard with my own ears that there is a contract between the Tower and the Dragon Clan."

Lind looked out the window and sorted out his thoughts. Based on Lucanus' description, the Tower should be a regulatory organization. Although there is no clear record of its actions, it will restrict some high-level professionals who can influence the situation on the continent.

Even dragons.

But according to what Margaret said, the dragons should have some kind of cooperative relationship with the tower. Although the tower is in a dominant position, the dragons are not very afraid of the tower.

Lind finally shook his head. This was not something he should be thinking about at this stage. The tower was too high and seemed to be responsible only for supervising high-level professionals. No matter whether it was the records of the compilers or the recorders, the tower was silent when the old empire collapsed.

This shows that the Tower does not care about secular countries, even those of the level of the Old Empire.

The main problem now is the information sent back by Isa, combined with some information obtained by Lucanus, the demons now seem to be in a trend of continuing to cooperate with Doug.

Combined with the situation on the front line and Doug's recent troop movements, the other side probably wants to fight a decisive battle. The only thing that Lind can't guess is that Doug actually wants to choose the Golden Ear Plain outside the river valley for the decisive battle.

This is indeed a good place to deploy troops, suitable for a large team like Doug's, but if the decisive battle is held here, wouldn't it just give Lind's artillery, magic cannon, and machine guns a chance to gain victory?

The battle has been going on for so long, Doug cannot be unaware of how powerful Linde's artillery is. The city walls have been blown down. Besides, this is not a game. With the quality of Doug's army, they will start to collapse at around 15% damage, and will be unable to fight at around 30%.

Or is Doug confident that he can overwhelm himself with the advantage in numbers on the Great Plains?

Lind smiled self-deprecatingly. Why should he think about these things? He was essentially a logistics officer. He should leave these questions to the generals at the front.

Then Lind picked up the letter Isa wrote to him. Isa always had a bad feeling about the demon god. The heroine's premonitions were quite accurate. Lind glanced at his next arrangements and said to Lucanus, "Move up the appointment for the Lantern Dream."