The reborn aristocrat is ambitious! "You've got pretty good status, give em to me"

At the dawn of the year, Isaac visited the Wangdu branch of the Grey Chamber of Commerce.

He also called for Oscar, Ralph, president of the Gray Chamber of Commerce, and Chairman of the Braak Chamber of Commerce, because he had a favor to ask for this time.

And, of course, they're letting the pistes in.

Because I have some important business to do with him.

"- So that's it for the institute. Please take care of the supplies."

The laboratory was to be built in Saltstadt.

This was mainly to use Dwarf's workshop.

- Ask the pist to have the parts he needs right away.

In doing so, the aim was to improve the efficiency of the work.

Of course, that's not all.

The Dwarf side was quite enthusiastic, so they also bore quite a bit of material costs.

For this reason, the Isaac side will only carry in things such as alcohol, food and groceries, and the economic burden is expected to be lighter than it is now.

It could have been an ideal situation if we had been careful not to monopolize the results of the research.

"Next up is the production of peelers and slicers, but other chambers of commerce are also allowed to produce licenses, so the Braak Chamber of Commerce should take care of the distribution, etc."

"Yes, sir."

Oscar agrees with pleasure.

The same goes for blades, but it takes time to produce woodworking parts, which are the handles part of the peeler and the body part of the slicer.

Both are based in the Marquis of Wellrod territory.

Suddenly they tell me to make something new, but there aren't enough craftsmen to make it.

Moreover, the pist has taken the artisan's hand, so the Wangdu branch of the Grey Chamber of Commerce was no longer able to reach the production of peelers.

For this reason, they are turning production jobs to other chambers of commerce.

The Braak Chamber of Commerce has had many things in the past, but it is still the largest Chamber of Commerce in the Marquis of Wellrod.

It was a waste to leave them cold, so I decided to let them manage the distribution.

When Isaac became the Lords' deputy, he was helped to crush some of the Chamber's hitchhiking prices, so he's done.

I was going to share the profits a little bit from now on.

Naturally, I was going to ask you to work for me.

"In the meantime, just remember that the initial production will be delivered to the Marquis Wellrod family"

"Yes, but I suppose it would be inappropriate as a gift for people you're dating, would you be okay?

Oscar asks questions.

Peelers and slicers are used by cooks, not by the owners.

Besides, he's too poor to be a gift.

Needless to say, I was asking questions just in case.

"It's okay. Although used for gifts, the subject is a student. There is a department activity called the Department of Family Medicine, where students cook their own food. I'm going to donate to you and spread the word that it's a good word of mouth."

"I see. Is that a review by your noble son? That sounds good."

Word of mouth is an important publicity campaign as it is a world without television or radio.

A new product devised by Isaac would make the student's family a rare story.

If it is spread to the aristocratic society, it will gradually spread to the bottom as well.

It is a number of products that are likely to be sold, so if the customer knew, he would have been able to get the original amount for the first donation.

"Well, in a way, this is the biggest agenda...... Dr. Pisto. No, Mr. Pisto. You won't have to worry about me, but I want you to consolidate yourself if you can."

"Why is that?

Pisto raises straightforward questions.

Because, as Isaac says, it's not a matter for others to worry about.

"Mr. Pisto's passion for science is considerable. I'm sure that will pass on to the Dwarves as well. But that's the problem. I hope you get along, but when you hang out with them the way they do, one day they break your body. Someone close to you worries about your health, so you can safely send them out."

"Oh, you're worried about breaking your body with Dwarf's welcome."

"That's right. I'm glad you're welcome, but they tend to forget that different races are different."

A Dwarf welcome is a drink.

Nor is that the level of having a drink while eating a knob.

They would be distilled liquor, but they would drink gleefully as if they were drinking even water.

And the next morning he's kellogging as if he doesn't feel hungover or something.

But humans don't.

Sometimes I suffer from hangovers, and if I drink every day, one day I break my body with alcohol.

Just because you are welcome, if you participate in the liquor festival every night, you will reduce your life expectancy.

That's about as much as Pisto understood.

- So Isaac is telling me to consolidate myself.

"I'm leaving today because my daughter-in-law will piss me off," if I'm married, I can make a reason to decline the liquor platter.

"There are other things that pists are too enthusiastic about research to eat satisfactorily. Shouldn't you have someone around to worry about you as a family, not as a servant?

Exactly. Isaac didn't even say "marry Clan" either.

I didn't want to be so direct and imposing.

Isaac himself is selfish when it comes to his fiancée, when he decides for himself.

Though I was in a position to be allowed to impose it on others, I thought I was doing it wrong somewhere.

"Oh, you did miss a meal. When I was a teacher, my clan used to plug me in. But if that's all, a servant should be fine. I find it tempting to treat a married person like a servant."

"So if someone is interested in science and cares about their health while researching with you, can you also think positively about marrying that person?"

To Isaac's words, Pisto laughs out loud.

"I hope there's a woman who's interested in science and can take care of herself and like me on top of that. I'd be happy to marry someone like that. You're welcome to look for someone like that."

"Then let's just look for it"

With that answer, Isaac was stunned by the pistol in his heart.

(You said yourself, "Clan was plugging me in," but I can't believe you didn't realize she existed)

Maybe it didn't come to my mind because I'm old enough to be married or because they're students.

But Isaac had no choice but to be frightened by a pist who was right around the corner and didn't notice his opponent being so palpable.

"Let's find it here as well. It may be difficult to say that you are interested in science, but you should have a wider range to look for."

"Then I will help you too."

"Please"

Ralph and Oscar come into battle to find Pisto's daughter-in-law.

Given our upcoming relationship with the Dwarves, the pistols should be taken in.

With that in mind, I suppose you're going to help me find my wife.

The problem is in that women are still interested in science.

It's hard there, but I guess he offered to help me find my daughter-in-law, thinking that if I looked for him, I could figure it out.

"Then let's say this is a challenge for the future. It doesn't seem like much of a problem if you think of it as a personal marriage, but Mr. Pisto will be important in the future. I'd like to crush the problem even if it's trivial. So that Mr. Pisto can move, now prioritize organizing around him over research"

That said Isaac takes a seat.

That means we're done talking.

It seemed that there were no opinions from the others, so it was dissolved as such.

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Everyone was coming to drop me off at the carriage to drop Isaac off.

It's not just Ralph and Oscar, it's also the branch manager of the Gray Chamber of Commerce.

At that time, a row of carriages entered the premises of the branch.

One man descends from the leading carriage and rushes over to the branch manager.

"Chihuahua. Delivery of luggage."

A strong face man with a large vertical scar from his left eyebrow to his cheek offered the paperwork to the branch manager with a full grin and a loving attitude.

"Oh, you're tired. Gonzalez is also now entrusted with the captain of the convoy?

"Yes, I will. I was a face player once, so I was bought that experience to promote it."

(Oh, this guy...)

Isaac looks jiggly at the face of a man called Gonzalez.

Noticing that gaze, Gonzalez panicked.

"Uh, excuse me. I didn't mean to interrupt your nobility."

"He is a haulier who brings iron from the Marquis of Wallick territory. I've always made them do it with delivery priority, so I've just been asking them to sign deliveries as usual today. Never take Lord Enfield lightly."

Branch manager defends Gonzalez.

I usually check the delivery note before letting it go straight to the warehouse.

It is acceptable that civilians do not know courtesy, but the opponent is Isaac the Duke.

I was thinking about following up just in case.

- But Isaac was thinking differently.

"Gonzalez...... And that facial wound...... Could it be Gonzalez, who was the boss of the back society?

"Duh, how could you do that!?

When Gonzalez is surprised, Matt and his men, who were following him as escorts, stand between Isaac and Gonzalez.

The sword had hands on it.

He was also accompanied in the search for Gonzalez, but the people in the back society don't know what the danger is.

I was taking the necessary action to protect Isaac.

Gonzalez panics as the knight nearly points his sword at him.

"Why, because I wanted you to help me."

"Heh, cooperation?

The confusion in Gonzalez had reached its extreme.

If I thought the knights were alert, I was told I was thinking of requesting help.

He's not the only one who hasn't caught up with the situation.

Ralph, Oscar, Pisto, etc. could not understand.

"Yes, cooperation. I became a duke too. [M] I think we should be more cooperative with the people behind us than we are with the politicians."

Isaac confirms that there are only his collaborators around him and tells him why he tried to get along with Gonzalez.

Everyone who asks why is shocked.

- The impact of Gonzalez in particular was enormous.

"I've never heard that before..."

"What?"

And then Isaac was shocked.

"He was the boss of the back society, wasn't he? There was nobility and adhesion, wasn't there?

"No, no, that's not true. What we were doing..., that..."

"Isn't it stealing or assassination?

"I didn't do the assassination!

Gonzalez said, "Out of heart!" He looks like he said, and denies it with all his might.

"Well, once in a while, the misguided nobleman Bombon came to ask me to kill someone. But if people like us put their hands on nobles, the ghetto itself will be crushed. You can tell the difference between good and bad. Come on."

"Oh yeah..."

- Wrong noble bonbong.

The word hits Isaac critically.

When I heard you were a person in the back society, I assumed it was that way.

"So what were you doing? If you're honest with me, I won't do anything to incriminate you."

"... about stealing and fighting over territory. Come on. He who has the guts to kill people leaves the city to be a mercenary and doesn't stay in the city."

"I think he's right. When I was a mercenary, a lot of people came to the battlefield for a thousand bucks rather than being dull in the city."

Matt affirms what Gonzalez said.

Some of them will have stayed in the city, but those confident in their arms seem to be going to battlefields to earn money.

I guess it's rarer to bother staying in the city and choosing the assassin's path.

"Why did you want to see me?

I've touched content that Gonzalez doesn't want me to touch here.

If I give you a bad answer, you make fun of me for not knowing the world.

Answer with a bare gesture that is annoying but doesn't bother you.

"Because, like I said, I thought it was something noble and adhering to. I thought if we were in a deep relationship, we could hear a lot from it."

This is not a lie.

I was hoping I could use it as a means of obtaining information.

Lies are elsewhere.

- It was a sub-offensive character, so I thought it would help something.

I can't say that, so I'm just saying the right thing and deluding you.

But Isaac's track record so far led him to believe what he was saying.

"Adhesion of Nobility and Back Society"

Because the bare gestures that you care about there made you mistake your surroundings.

- Isaac was looking into the aristocracy doing something backwards and trying to do something.

The statement that seemed to me like he was trying to get to know the people in the back society without thinking, "Think you should stay in a cooperative relationship with the people in the back society more than you've become one end of the politicians," even seemed like an action to uncover corruption in the Reid kingdom.

This was misconstrued because the Marquis Wellrod family has punished wrongdoers for generations.

When I thought Isaac was thinking of something similar, I didn't wonder if he was going to make contact with Gonzalez.

"I'm sorry, I didn't get to know nobility. Come on. I don't have any information to help you. And now..."

"I know. You like your life right now."

"Yes, I will. We don't have to take each other's jobs. As a matter of course, I have my own business. I owe it to Lord Enfield, and I thank him."

"That's fine. I'm glad you're working so hard."

Gonzalez is also a helper thanks to Isaac.

But unlike the clan, I didn't try to help.

Makes me feel like something I can't interpret.

"Oh, Lord Enfield."

Here Oscar talks to Isaac in a nasty manner.

"If you want information on the aristocratic society, I will be happy to share it with you if you speak to the Braak Chamber of Commerce. The Grey Chamber of Commerce also seems to have had more deals lately, but thanks to the fact that our Chamber of Commerce has been a huge merchant for many years, we have been widely associated with the Chamber of Commerce in Wang Du. The aristocratic scandal has also come to my ears, so if you want information, please order me."

(Well, well. You didn't notice because you avoided the Braak Chamber of Commerce)

If you are a merchant who often goes into and out of noble houses, it is inevitable that you will have many opportunities to hear rumors from nobles and servants.

Sneaking into the mansion and searching for secret books is not the only way to get information.

If you are in a time of low awareness about information leakage, it is likely that if you look closely at even the extent of rumours, it will be highly probable information.

The merchant's network should be something you can't ignore.

"Right. It would be time to turn the job around to the Braak Chamber of Commerce as well. But I won't allow you to divulge information about the Marquis Welrod."

"Of course it is. I've been like," What does Master Randolph usually do? Are you heavily trained? 'I'm seriously encouraged by politics' or 'Isn't Lucia actually a great plotter? We only talk about answers to questions like' I'm a very normal, quiet lady '. I can't believe you divulged information about the Marquis Wellrod house!

"I hope so."

Oscar can't hide his joy and his cheeks are bare.

Being counted on by Isaac may keep the merchant's seat if it helps.

Even if it didn't work, you wouldn't be treated badly if you showed an attitude of obedience.

Either way, it's your chance to liquidate the negative legacy left by your predecessor Dennis.

Even for Isaac, the presence of Oscar is gratifying.

If I can get information that I don't know, I can give it a breadth of scope for future strategies.

It's out of calculation that Gonzalez was useless, but there was also a delightful miscalculation, so subtracting it would be a plus.

It was enough harvest.

And, in fact, the most delightful part of it here was unexpectedly Gonzalez.

He was initially confused, but when he thought, "Lord Enfield, who is said to be a hero, knew something about a guy like me," he thought he was happy.

I didn't think the reason I knew myself was because of my previous life's knowledge.

At the same time, he said, "If you thought of me as such a big guy, could you have been a clerk if I had been in King's Capital?" and other feelings that I feel spared.

But soon my feelings cooled.

Because nobility couldn't have hired me because I was stealing and stuff.

I've snuck into the aristocracy, too, so I might have been caught one day.

When I thought about it, I was able to give up what I wanted, saying, "You should work hard every day at your current job."

- More work in mining yards and hauling because I was able to relate to Dwarves.

Gonzalez was thinking about spreading a good reputation in the tunnels to colleagues and the people he met in the liquor store to make a small repayment, as he appreciated Isaac for creating the trigger.