Isaac

Isaac's new business was literally amazing. Horse tools are important military supplies in this empire with constant territorial warfare, but the problem is there are too many towers to produce.

Such a tower gathered together to heat up sales, so that people could buy things cheaper with various benefits, so that officials would flock to Newport City to buy utensils, and the money they spent on their stay returned to the interests of the city in harmony.

In addition, more people were curious about the fact that they could try unusual magic tools, and they had to pay to try them out, but it was free to watch, so people had to come.

In addition, it was divided into three types. People who were upset or upset about something used magic tools to cool down their tears and promoted themselves.

Even more popular are types 2 and 3, which attracted a large prize of 10,000 gigabytes. After awarding a prize to the Merchant Guild, which made people spend the most of their drinking tools there, several times, he built a building that seemed to be brittle, but not brittle, with experience accumulated.

Of course, the angry people continued to buy utensils and shoot to see who would win, cheering the merchants.

At first, the Martyrs were happy to reduce the cost of public relations and demonstrations, but soon it turned into a pride fight between the towers that make attack weapons such as spears and shields, and defense equipment.

A defense tool is required to build a strong building. The purpose of the attack was to destroy the building, so it was a pride fight to see who would win.

Since type 3 tends to be stronger, a tool can be used to increase or evade Accuracy to hit the desired target. This proves the gap between each of the towers, so a fierce technological struggle between the towers was fought with pride.

To do this, the number of people who stayed on site to react immediately returned to Newport City revenues.

It was good to play games and get people to fight and scrape together money, but the employment rate was worse than Isaac's expectations.