The Romantic Life of a Goblin

Allen continued:

“So, you can only obey me now. After all, what will happen to you after being exposed?

That nobleman is not a magnanimous person, is he? "

His tone was full of threats and oppression, which made people shudder.

At this moment, the hobbit recalled the conversation with the goblin on the evacuation carriage, and a sense of fear surged in his heart.

He was completely unable to resist, and his heart was chilled, knowing that he had fallen into a desperate situation and was sold to the goblin who claimed to be the next Demon King, Darth Allen!

……

In the forest, the moving convoy seemed exceptionally quiet.

Alan thought to himself that a Sith Lord never wins by force, but by conspiracy and calculation, and only by hiding behind the veil can he achieve ultimate victory.

Darth Bane, who created the Rule of Two, knew clearly that it was impossible to defeat the Jedi head-on by force.

Because of the Sith's constant internal friction and power struggles, they will always push themselves to destruction.

This could not be changed, so he personally drove the demise of the old Sith tradition.

From then on, the Sith achieved victory through trickery and conspiracy rather than brute force, hiding behind the scenes and eventually unifying the galaxy to establish an empire.

Alan sat in the carriage, looking at the two moons outside the window casting a cold halo, a sinister smile appearing at the corners of his mouth.

This Hobbit will be its first chess piece

……

On the way back to the nest, there were a total of ten carriages, eight of which were trucks. A group of goblins and pig-headed men helped push and pull them, so the speed was not too slow.

Alan used the Force to push down some trees or pull over rocks to block the path ahead.

Notis also used witchcraft to make some plants grow on the ground to obscure the traces of the carriage's movement.

This will make tracking more difficult in case of enemy reinforcements.

Fortunately, the journey was smooth and no accidents occurred.

Inside the carriage, the twins in lace maid outfits huddled in the corners of the seats, trembling a little, as if taking up more space would invite an attack.

They had never seen a goblin before, but they had heard of the notoriety of this monster. According to legend, these guys eat living people alive.

They stared at the two green monsters in front of them in horror, fearing that they would be torn apart and eaten if they disagreed.

Allen said: "Don't be afraid, I won't bite you."

However, this statement did nothing to ease the two's fears, as they knew exactly what would happen if they fell into the hands of bandits, let alone a monster.

The Goblin leader tried to be kind:

"There are some questions that need to be confirmed first. You were given to the count as a gift, right?"

Betty and Becky clung to each other and nodded slightly.

Alan asked curiously, "Who sent it?"

Betty shook her head slightly, indicating that she didn't know. She added:

"We only heard that the person who sent the gift was a businessman, but we never saw him."

Alan felt a little strange and couldn't help but frowned and asked:

"How could you not know? You don't even know who bought yours? How are you going to explain this to the Count?"

Betty looked at the goblin fearfully, then quickly lowered her head and replied:

"The receipt of gifts is usually handled by the Earl's house steward. The two of us and other servants will be sent directly to the Earl's house. We don't need to know the buyer."

Seeing that Alan still didn't seem to understand, Betty continued to explain:

"If the maid has any connection with the buyer or previous employer, it will be difficult for the new owner to trust them. Therefore, the price of second-hand servants is often lower..."

Hearing this, Alan suddenly realized.

So that's it. If the gift is sent directly by a businessman, it could be a spy or an undercover agent.

As such, the Earl would naturally not feel comfortable taking them in.

Betty and the other girl seemed to have been purchased with shopping coupons and shipped directly to their homes without going through any middlemen, which allowed the Count to use them with greater confidence.

Alan nodded in understanding.

He then asked:

"So, what about the slave traders? They're the ones who trained you. You know that, right?"

Hearing this, Betty seemed a little nervous, but still nodded firmly.

She told Alan that the organization they came from was called the Yunkai Chamber of Commerce, which mainly trained high-level servants and most of its clients were nobles and wealthy merchants.

Through Betty's narration, Alan and Notis learned a lot about the slave trade.

It turns out that the Yunkai Chamber of Commerce is famous for training maids with special skills.

The two sisters received rigorous training here, including skills such as arithmetic and account management.

Not only that, they also had internship experience in small chambers of commerce and accumulated practical work experience.

After all, for great nobles or wealthy businessmen, they are not short of beautiful women. What they value more is a woman's loyalty, connotation and help to their careers.

For example, after the Earl returned home this time, the management of the territory required a lot of manpower support.

Although they cannot be expected to enter the core layer directly, maids who understand business will undoubtedly find it easier to gain the favor of their masters.

If something is accomplished, the person who gave the maid as a gift will also gain the earl's favor.

The twins said they were adopted since childhood. In addition to the skills of serving others, they also had to learn literacy, etiquette, music and dance. In addition, they had to learn sexual skills every week. While remaining a virgin, they had to observe various postures and body shapes on site, gently develop their anus, practice kissing, etc.

Of course, the subjects and teachers of these exercises are all women, after all, buyers don't want a 'second-hand' worn-out shoe.

The Yunkai Chamber of Commerce paid great attention and preferential treatment to these women who were about to become servants of important figures. They understood the value and influence of these women, so they spared no effort and resources to take care of them.

The living conditions provided by the Chamber of Commerce for these women can be said to be quite good. They can enjoy the treatment of a well-off family, have enough food and warm clothes, and even have a certain amount of freedom. All of this is to keep them in good condition and better serve their future masters.

The reason for this is that the Chamber of Commerce knows that if these women are treated badly and resentful, it may have a negative impact on the Chamber of Commerce. After all, they may become the confidants of important figures in the future. If they are dissatisfied, they may complain to their masters at any time, causing trouble for the Chamber of Commerce.

Therefore, the Chamber of Commerce never forces these women to secretly pass on information or make any returns. They understand that doing so is likely to cause disgust among customers and undermine the trust between the two parties. The Chamber of Commerce pays more attention to the loyalty of these women to their masters, as well as their talents and qualities.

The Chamber of Commerce cultivates the loyalty and professional skills of these women through strict education. They teach them how to serve their masters, how to deal with various complicated situations, and how to keep secrets. This high-end female slave business is more like an institution for cultivating outstanding talents rather than a simple slave trading place.

In comparison, those female slaves who were locked in cages and randomly picked on the street seemed to be eclipsed. They were just third-rate goods and could not be compared with the female slaves carefully trained by the Chamber of Commerce. The female slaves of the Chamber of Commerce not only had outstanding appearance, but also possessed superb skills and intelligence, and could meet higher-level needs.