Leaving the country of falling-about the fact that he was the 4th granting surgeon in the world-

I saw an unexpectedly large zink shop and told Ian I was surprised and told that it didn't take that long.

"Hey, Ian. How did you get a big shop in this class cheaply?

Did you make any kind of an undercover deal with the great man in the Kingdom of Quor?

"In the war against the Kingdom of Nazareth, the aristocracy needed money. It became a buyer's market, and the land price collapsed, and I could buy about 20 percent of the market."

From what I've heard in more detail... it seems that a bundle of cash was used as a weapon to buy property belonging to aristocrats and merchants who lost money in a row.

I was very motivated to deal with a massive zink chamber of commerce.

The aristocracy are so proud that they just borrowed it from a politically neutral lender....

"There were more nobles seeking immediate money by any means than your husband could have imagined. Thanks to this, we are able to borrow money and acquire properties that are close to the law...."

Ian gave me a book with details of the deposits and withdrawals, and there was a blackish smile that could not be shown to a good child.

He said that he worked with Elsa and greatly increased his assets as he fought the Nazarene army with us.

I knew this would happen if Ian left the family finances to her, but... it's more unforgiving than I expected.

Victims who have been robbed of their wealth do not feel sympathetic because they are the ”soft nobles” of the aristocracy, who were usually exploited by the realm.

Ah, but....

"Was it okay to borrow the war money? Most of them went down with the kung fu council prize."

I think I took precautions because I'm a steadfast Ian...

"If you are at your master's side, you will soon know which aristocrats will fall. Don't worry about it."

When lending money to lower-ranking aristocrats who were about to blow up by registry, they demanded more jewellery as collateral than the amount lent.

Even if you can't collect the money you lent, if you sell off the jewelry you deposited as collateral, it won't hurt.

"The noisy ones have already fallen at the martial arts meeting. There's nothing wrong with that ~"

"I often say, Black-ass Ian. Such people resent even if there is no money problem, so it doesn't seem that the risk will increase in the lending industry."

To the superior nobles, I lent money as collateral for the Separate Title... and sold my debt to a royal family close to His Majesty Kossoli.

In the event of late repayment, he literally arranged for the title to be confiscated immediately.

"Even if we crush the aristocracy's home, there will remain branches that cannot be brought together because of lack of evidence or the application of the law. In that case, it's easiest to fly with debt...."

While the great gentleman exchanged it, it was only harmful, but the cost of gathering evidence was also bad, and he successfully pledged the title of senior nobility.

"As a collateral for the throne, you can borrow money from the royal family... Unfortunately, Ian's stomach is black."

The more likely you are to trample down a debt than someone who is permeated by the nobility's sense of privilege.

Those people really think that even if they get sued by a money lender, they can use their power to silence them.

The aristocrats who borrowed it at the Zink Chamber of Commerce know I'm the creditor, and I don't think they're willing to step down at the moment....

Those who run away from borrowing to get hunted down or politically tighten me up are bound to show up soon.

If the creditor turns out to be your friendly royal family....

The cleansing of the kingdom of Qur 'ar will only proceed once the debts that were meant to be defeated by position and power have been fully repaid or the title of the branch has been cut off.

"I'm not as dark as your husband. We lend at low interest rates to the good guys, even though it's a Jink Chamber of Commerce image strategy."

Yeah, I trust you around here.

If the Zink Chamber of Commerce itself is harmful to the Kingdom of Qur 'or, it will be the end of the line if they think it's the mighty... it's hard to imagine Ian making such a mistake.

Even if such an opinion were to emerge, a nobleman who is close to me would tell me before the problem gets bigger.

Until closing time, take a nap in the employee dormitory on the second floor of the shop and search the shop for five people after the customer is gone.

The product I kept was very common... but when I thought this was my store, everything that came into my eyes was shining.

"The price is average, but the quality of the product is higher than other stores. The interior is also very elaborate ~"

It's a simple, but wild, introspective image of an adventurer.

"Because it is your husband's business association, we make it a tavern chic. By the way, Esther was in charge of designing this store."

"Eh, is that so!?

"Yes, oniisama. Ian asked me to design it during the training. Nina was in charge of some of the stores."

"I am in charge of the stores in the Duke of Vonker's territory! I made it cute, so please expect it."

"You're both amazing! By the way, Ian. Can I design a store...?

………… Elsa and I are in charge of the interior store that your husband would like. "

As soon as I asked the question, Ian's heart rate jumped behind her calm tone.

Obviously, you're thinking, "I can't leave it to you because you're too bad.”

It's okay, I know how you feel.

With my design skills, I can only draw ”snow crystal marks” while looking at the real thing... Gusung.

"I left what I could see from the outside to everyone. I make a golem for monetization, so put it in the employee space in each store. Make your work more efficient!

"It's a golem that seems convenient. Master... may I see the prototype once it's ready? We'll put it in the store as soon as it's done."

"Ian, thank you. Thanks for helping Nina and Esther."

I can't paint the front part that the customer sees with my art (laughter).

I'll leave it to the Esters, and I'll contribute to the Chamber of Commerce in practical terms.