Let's Manage The Tower

Barnabas of the Mineral Chamber of Commerce was visiting the base of the Wolf Fang with his men.

I've been visiting Seychun a few days ago to check on rumours that are flowing through the city, but I finally got a response.

The rumor is that the Wolf Fang will be absorbed by the Crown.

Barnabas knew of the Crown as a matter of course.

It was an organization that suddenly appeared on the Central Continent just over a decade ago.

In just over a decade, the Crown has reached out to the Central Continent at once and to other continents.

Looking at it as an organization, it was definitely on a scale to jump to the top of the world.

The momentum has not stopped, and we are still on the way to expansion.

Naturally, when you become such a huge organization, you will also see a rebellious organization.

Rather, it is often perceived as a threat to previous interests.

In the past, I have been searching for the possibility of leaving a branch office in Sechun, but at that time I was kicked.

As a Crown, I've been seeing you in a straightforward way, but unfortunately, Setum isn't doing well in a straightforward way.

It was all over then.

Recently, when I heard the rumors of the Crown, Barnabas was surprised and still had this feeling.

He had abundant funds and talent from the beginning.

In particular, the tower's tactical speed was remarkable.

The Seychuns had a lot of eyes on Cory's activities, but Barnabas was rather watching the party trend.

This area is probably due to a mix of merchant perspectives.

If you are a party capable of attacking a higher tier, you can buy that important material.

Of course, it wasn't just Kou's activities that attracted attention.

Each of the parties that were active in showed spectacular activity.

Barnabas may rather have been paying attention to you.

Because the Wolf Fang has enough organizational power to be able to assemble that many people.

I managed to get into the Mineral Chamber of Commerce faction and did a lot of things, but it didn't work out until today.

Not only that, he was well aware of the movements of other merchant guilds that could compete with the Mineral Chamber of Commerce.

For Barnabas, the only salvation was that those chambers of commerce were in the same situation as themselves.

If that's what you're doing, it's a rumor this time.

For Barnabas, we must confirm our sincerity.

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Barnabas, who arrived at the base of the Wolf Fang, was guided to the room by a woman who was at the reception.

Previously, a woman named Eko was at the reception, but now it seems that someone else is in charge.

Not only that, but unlike when the entire building came earlier, it was busy.

Barnabas, who felt the atmosphere, was still nervous as to whether the rumors were true.

If Barnabas came here, he would have known and called.

It was only natural to think that something would happen.

And Barnabas' hunch was immediately revealed in the guided room.

"Ha...?!?

Barnabas suddenly raised his voice when he saw the person in the room.

Hiding emotions is a necessary skill in doing business.

But the Barnabas unexpectedly shouted.

Looking at the Barnabas, the people inside had a subtle expression of sympathy without even laughing at it.

They were members of the Anessa and Baltic Chambers of Commerce.

These two chambers of commerce are in intense competition with the Mineral Chamber of Commerce in Seitun.

Barnabas smiled instantly, whilst whispering his tongue to himself, who shouted surprisingly.

"Excuse me. I never thought I'd be here with you."

Barnabas managed to give it back, but he gave it back unexpectedly.

"Hmm. Don't fix it now. We're in a similar mood. Hey, Baltic."

"... I think it would be better to share information about what the Wolf Fang thinks than to make a point here. I feel like they've already done it."

Barnabas was vigilant and agreed with both of them who said so in a disgusting mood.

After talking to the three of them for a while, Eko came into the room with a man.

"Sorry I'm late."

Ek said so, but the promised time is not over.

The Barnabas arrived early.

Therefore, no one else, including Barnabas, said anything about it.

Instead, the gaze was concentrated on the man who came in with Ekko.

The man smiled and said hello.

"It seems that I'm the only one who doesn't know you, so I'd like to say hello. Nice to meet you. My name is Schmidt and I'm the head of the merchant division at the Crown."

Having heard that, Barnabas could barely stop crying.

The other two would have felt the same way.

In one of Schmidt's greetings, I almost blew up what I was talking about earlier.

I was going to find out if the rumor was true, but it didn't make any sense.

Ekko chased those Barnabas even further.

"Schmidt said hello, so I'll say hello again. My name is Eko, Deputy Director of the Crown."

Barnabas was just stunned when he heard that.

Barnabas, who noticed it a few moments later, hurriedly tightened his expression, but he sighed in his heart when he saw others with similar expressions.

I was reassured that I wasn't the only one who didn't know that Ekko was in the position of deputy director of the Crown.

However, that was no consolation to Ekko and Schmidt.

The Anessa Chamber of Commerce finally cut out the fact that they had been left alone from the beginning.

"... is it okay to assume that the rumors that are spreading in the city are true that you call us that?

Schmidt nodded lightly to the question.

"Of course. More than that, we are gathered here today to talk about business."

Those gathered in Schmidt's attitude, who didn't care about the rumors, frowned, but when they heard about the business, they tightened their expression.

The people gathered here, including Barnabas, have great skills in business.

Their gaze gathered in Schmidt as to what they would say.

Without considering the gaze gathered, Schmidt smiled like a merchant and said:

"Today, I'm going to bring you a story that won't hurt you."

Barnabas later remembered that Schmidt's smile was the devil's smile when he thought about it.