"Upstairs, I believe, we were forced to review the operation. But I don't want to give up. I think that's why you decided to go in a long fight."
Other merchants look in trouble at Maygus's words.
"Long term battle? That's a lot more passive."
"Right. Aren't you going to sell favors to your family and patrons, or make it hard to stay in Dragon Nation and pull them out?
"That's hard when you're as big as this one. That's why I'm staring at using years of span to dictate."
"Even though we're close to a major metastasis?
"That's right. Don't rush, but sometimes it's better not to take the time."
"No gold, no silver for long thought and summary judgment."
The merchants say it's, uh, daisy.
After all the opinions, Maygus spoke slowly.
"Above, we look to the world after the great metastasis. Don't you think?
"I don't know. That's a little vague. What makes you think so?
"Do you understand that the instructions given to everyone this time were fragmented?
"Right. I thought it was weird."
"I was curious too..."
"That's something I've never seen before."
"Is there any intention in that instruction?
Hmm? What do you mean?
The instructions are falling apart... Oh, is that why you came near me?
Some people just wanted to get acquainted, and others have said that if we could do business together.
Some people started randomizing stories that I might be interested in.
Distance towards me fell apart. [M] I guess that's what I mean.
The four of them were discussing my reaction.
I was told that all of them were accurate and that they looked closely at me.
What have I been eating at? [M] What topic made you look disgusted?
What if I compliment myself or someone else? What story do I want to know? [M]
I see, were they all obliged to approach each other with a role and bring the results back to the country?
This means you're here to scout for me.
It seems like the main thing to see my reaction is a power reconnaissance where the military says it is.
It feels like they used the young merchants to bring out a topic I prefer.
"That's good."
That's what I think.
At the same time, it's a lot longer to look into my preferences even though the major metastases are close... well, is that why they said oh?
- Looking to the world after the great metastasis.
We decide it's impossible to take it in right now, and we're squeezing our wits so that we can completely turn to our enemies, or can we take it into our allies, no, not just the simple color coding of our enemy allies, but that we can get them closer to our sides, step by step or step by step.
Why me?
That's the difference with a Souran maniac.
It is difficult to chop down a souran operator who is popular and whose position is well established.
But not in my case, which has only been a year since I got the dragon.
Rumors that have circulated to the Wang capital undoubtedly contain the thoughts of the merchant country.
And now I know.
"... Your Majesty, you knew and issued a directive"
What is "crush the merchant country's plans, whatever the means"?
If you say so, I will alert the merchants and explore their purpose.
If I realize what they're up to, I realize that the rumors have been deliberately circulated.
Her Majesty would have known that the Chamber of Commerce would make friendly contact with me.
It would have been easy to grasp my value and what kind of behavior I was going to move from the rumors that were circulating in the alley. I'm not at the top of the dragon kingdom in Dada.
Because you know more about dragon spills and their dangers than I do.
"Crush on top of that..."
Where would Her Majesty's intention be?
It's different to call these merchants fuzzy.
Dragon Nation shouldn't be asking for that either.
It should be a directive that they dislike… or act remorsefully.
"Should I get on with the story"
Instead of being hostile, all you have to do is make it look like enemy maneuvers are going well and make them say "geez" later.
Yeah, it's "gibberish".
All right, we've got a policy. Let's go back today.
I left the room, leaving the four of us with wisdom as to how we could take it in.
All right, at the end of the day, I'm gonna make them say "gibberish"!