1178: Chapter 659: Valo’s Travels_2 1178: Chapter 659: Valo’s Travels_2 Mother Gao Ser is so clever, getting the point imdiately, “You an, you want to lead my girls to infiltrate the noble circles of the Koer Kingdom?
To help you gather intelligence?”
“It’s not just about infiltrating the noble circles of the Koer Kingdom.
I’m planning to expand our chain inns eastward, from the Trade Avenue along the coast of Sword Bay straight to the Giant Dragon Coast, and then encompass the entire Conqueror Path.
Given that you have heard about this road’s na here, you should know how great its potential is, how big the advantages I have there are.
There, I dare not promise anything else, but I can ensure your safety and offer priority in trade.” Gaven didn’t mind sharing while eating at.
The bigger his stall spread, the more he shared the benefits to avoid arousing public anger.
Rather than allowing unrelated people to benefit, it’s better to sell favors to acquaintances and engage in deeper ties of interest.
“The conditions you offer each ti are irresistible,” Mother Gao Ser couldn’t help but sigh deeply.
In the recent two months, she hasn’t been idle either.
She has been rapidly advancing the chain inns plan on Longroad, already seeing preliminary results and tasting the sweetness.
Although these chain inns are of different origins or designs, their business models are cast from the sa mold.
In the early stages of developnt, it requires a significant investnt of manpower, resources, and energy.
Once they have appropriate staff in place, they only need to proceed with operations and financial supervision.
They can run normally, making daily profits hand over fist – maybe not a pile but a continuous and stable supply of wealth.
Just stabilizing the chain inns on Longroad alone, the monthly inco will be ten tis that of the heyday of Mother Gao’s House of Joy.
And the Longroad here is only seven hundred kiloters, while the several sections Gaven ntioned add up to no less than ten thousand kiloters, and at least five thousand.
If all can be covered, it will beco a river of Gold Coins flowing into their Treasury, bringing them a constant stream of massive wealth.
But the price to be paid is equally high, aning they will step onto the Conqueror Army’s War Chariot.
Being a spy is not the sa as doing business; the level of risk will skyrocket, and a slight misstep could lead to disaster.
Hearing the tone of Mother Gao Ser, Gaven knew there was hope and quickly added, “Just like before, the choice of what kind of life they want to live is entirely voluntary for them.
We have no need for any coercion.”
No one harbors enmity towards riches, and Mother Gao Ser cannot be an exception.
She might disdain those trivial benefits, but Gaven’s offer is simply too generous; the potential he has shown is too great.
If she continues to bet on him, she might not just win wealth by accident, but also unimaginable and trendous power.
“This ti you’re wrong,” Mother Gao Ser said with a very serious expression, “If you really want to do this, it’s not simply a matter of volunteering.
It requires strict screening, assessnt, and training.
This is sothing that involves life and death; not just any courtesan has the quality, and just the ones in my hand are far from enough.”
“The lady is correct.
I was a bit too presumptuous,” Gaven imdiately responded with a serious attitude, “However, the level of danger in going to the Koer Kingdom this ti is relatively lower.
After all, our Conqueror Army is there, and we and Koer have mutual needs.
It’s all about ensuring one’s interests are maximized through all kinds of thods and repeated probing.
After dealing with this task, we can discuss deeper collaboration later.”
What Mother Gao Ser ntioned was leaning more towards the espionage side.
Gaven wanted them to act as diplomatic envoys, fully utilizing their talent in diplomacy, which is relatively less risky being out in the open.
For covert operations, Gaven already had Black Wing secretly forming on the Giant Dragon Coast.
“Since the General has offered such favorable terms, I would be eaten alive by my courtesans if I still refused,” Mother Gao Ser replied with a smile, “But just to be clear upfront, we can only try our best, but we cannot guarantee the extent of our success.”
“That’s enough,” Gaven certainly wouldn’t place all his hopes on them.
They are just a form of support; the core strength would still be on his own side.
“Since you’re preparing to go to Koer, then this book, by comparison, is bound to be of great help.” Mother Gao Ser passed a thick parchnt book to Gaven.
Valo’s Travels to Koer.
Seeing the na of the book, Gaven couldn’t help but exclaim, “This book is already published?”
To him, the book was more than helpful—it was a window for a comprehensive understanding of the Koer Kingdom, guiding his future industrial arrangents in the Kingdom.
Valo is the na of a traveling Mage, whose fa rose through the book series Valo’s Travels.
He authored not just Valo’s Travels to Koer, but also Valo’s Travels to the Northern Lands, Valo’s Travels to Waterdeep City, and Valo’s Travels: Monster Manual, among others.
In his past life, he had only heard of this travel series but had never actually gotten his hands on it.
After all, due to the printing and papermaking thods of Felen, the dissemination of many publications remained limited in scope for a long ti.
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