Chapter 1466: Chapter 755: Reselling Military Supplies_2
Gaven spoke candidly about the current developnt model of the Conqueror Guild, without any concern that Uncle Bede and others might steal it.
Because this model is built on unique monopoly products, if they want to imitate it, they must first co up with a sufficient number of unique products and be willing to share profits with those grassroots rchants.
Besides that, there is one more crucial factor: they have enough production capacity.
No matter how widespread the network becos, if there isn’t enough product to supply these franchisees, it won’t be long before they leave you.
Though this developnt model sacrifices a significant portion of the profits, it can open up the market in the shortest possible ti, and ti is sothing Gaven lacks the most.
“I see.” Uncle Bede, with years of business experience, understood instantly and marveled, “Lord, you are truly versatile and talented. With your way of sharing profits, it’s hard for anyone to refuse to cooperate with you.”
“Retaining exclusivity can easily make one a lone wolf.” Gaven gestured, and a figure clad in black leather armor, draped in a black Ghost Cloak, approached with light footsteps.
The person emitted a cold aura, like a Shadow hidden in the dark. If Gaven hadn’t summoned him, Uncle Bede wouldn’t have noticed his presence; he was only aware that the person was male, with his face obscured by a thief’s bandana over his chin and a Shadow Eye Band over his eyes.
Gaven pointed to him and said, “He will board the ship as your bodyguard, Uncle. He is only responsible for cooperating in supervision and does not handle any other tasks. He has the ability to contact directly, and if any discrepancies are discovered during transport, you can seek my help through him.”
This person was naturally a Shadow Wing carrying a Ghost ssenger.
An added advantage of bringing third parties like Uncle Bede into the fold was acquiring a large amount of free labor.
With such a colossal volu of military supplies, Gaven certainly couldn’t trust outsiders to handle them, so he would undoubtedly send his own supervisory personnel.
But no matter how diligent those supervisors were, they couldn’t be more invested than Uncle Bede and the other direct participants, because this was their entire livelihood, which they would monitor closely, not daring to relax for a mont.
“Good.” Uncle Bede naturally wouldn’t refuse, as it was like carrying a protective talisman that could save his life in critical monts.
“The destination for this first batch of military supplies is Usr in the Great Valley, not Tavelan in Cesk, make sure not to get it wrong.” Gaven stressed again.
Uncle Bede asked puzzled, “Wasn’t it Cesk that sent out a distress call? Will the Felen Allied Forces land in Cesk? Why are we going to the Great Valley? The two are hundreds of kiloters apart, and there’s even the Laisel Forest in between, which could make resupply extrely inconvenient.”
“The main forces of the Felen Allied Forces require ti to assemble, taking at least a month or two. Until then, we can only rely on support from the Laiserman Kingdom and its nearby allied kingdoms.
We can see from the primary retreat direction of the Laiserman Kingdom’s residents that they are focusing on defending the Great Valley line. If the Tukan Army successfully crosses the lake, they will prioritize defending the Grand Road in the Great Valley, not the Golden Road in Cesk.
After all, their forces are limited, and they can only defend the treacherous areas, not the open plains, let alone the fact that the Ser’s Red Robe Mages are on the southern side. If they stubbornly defend Cesk, it’s easy to be pincered by both armies and be defeated quickly.
In such a situation, where should our military supplies be stored?”
Gaven patiently analyzed the war situation thousands of kiloters away for Uncle Bede.
“That’s obvious, of course, we should store them in a safer place.” Uncle Bede answered without hesitation, “I know what to do now, Lord, rest assured, my eyes will not leave our supplies for a mont, and I will ensure there are no mishaps.”
“Uncle Bede, it’s ti for you to board the ship, I won’t see you off any further.”
“Please stay, Lord.”
“See you in Cesk.”
“Perhaps it won’t be so long.”
Woo woo woo!
A rush of bullhorn sounds ca from the dock as the large temporary decks used for loading were being retracted, and several three-masted ard transport ships were slowly departing the dock to rendezvous with the fleet nearby.
The Koer Kingdom had dispatched their elite forces this ti, assembling two fleets in total, consisting of twelve three-masted warships and forty-eight three-masted ard transport ships.
The military supplies Gaven and his team gathered were only a part of it; the Koer Kingdom’s portion was much larger.
The army moves, but provisions precede.
Even the Koer Kingdom didn’t have the capability to transport a large number of troops and provisions together.
They could only send provisions first, with a small number of elite forces for protection, and transport the majority of troops in a second wave.
As to whether they might be preemptively struck by the Tukan Army and the Allied Army of the Kingdom of Ser.
Gaven and his group were not worried, since provisions are too cumberso for fast moves, requiring conventional large-scale transport thods. Before reaching their destination, the Vanguard Army would have gone ahead to establish outposts and warehouses, ard and ready.
This enormous fleet needed at least a half-month-long voyage across the Sea of Fallen Stars, giving Gaven and his team ample ti to prepare for this endeavor.
Before that, Gaven still needed to handle the final affairs for the Conqueror Army.
After ten days of arduous marching, the Conqueror Army finally traversed the entire Rocklands, leaving the rugged plateau behind safely, experiencing only monotony and physical exhaustion thrown at them by the unchanging natural environnt.
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