Holding the small cage, Sean stared at the falcon inside for a long time.
It was smaller than the eagles and vultures he had seen before, but it was said to be the fastest flying bird in the desert.
“Is this thing really fast?”
He turned around and asked Illya behind him.
The other party seemed to be somewhat [dissatisfied!], but his expression was well hidden, and there was no expression on his face, only the top of his head showed it.
"The desert falcon is the fastest flying bird in the desert. Some nobles often use it to compete in speed. It is a bird that can be seen frequently." Illya said.
That's a bird that only rich people can afford to play with.
Perfect as a pet...
"Let's go. From now on, you can take the money and buy me whatever I ask you to buy. I don't have time to leave the palace at any time, so you have to buy most of the time." Sean looked at the other party. Illya seemed to still be heartbroken about spending money lavishly just now.
At double the price, most people wouldn’t buy it.
But Sean really had no interest in these small gold coins. After all, he was born into a noble family with millions of dollars in his pocket, so why would he care about these things? Besides, how could the royal family spend money just like spending money?
"Yes, Your Highness."
"I told you not to call me that outside."
"Yes, Master!"
Haha~
This girl looks very calm on the outside, but there are times when she can't help herself.
"You have to know that we are the royal family. We thugs spend money to provide welfare to the people. Anyway, we have to hand it back in time." Sean said.
"Of course, I will listen to you, young master." He nodded.
Although he looks very smart on weekdays, he still relies on talent in some aspects.
Just like Sean himself…
Although he was born into a mountain baron family, he has never been troubled by money. If he likes something, he will buy it without suppressing himself. If he can buy happiness with money, why not buy it?
After a walk around the night market, most of the items were food and clothing, and there were not many consumables like pets. However, what surprised Sean was that there were also some very unique craft castings.
There were also muskets, telescopes, and the mechanical carts that I had seen in the Borg capital in my dreams for sale... but there were few buyers. Most of them were collected by nobles or wealthy businessmen. I heard that some of them were bought by young nobles as toys, and they were not regarded as important daily necessities.
Because in Sean's opinion, assembling a mechanical cart to transport goods is much more convenient than using a horse-drawn carriage, but people in the Adak area are not used to using these industrial products.
Even in the capital, small airships can be seen, but they are used as toys for circuses or other wealthy businessmen. The real means of transportation is still flying dragons.
The large beasts in the Adak region were also a gift from heaven, but at the same time, they had to go through a process of special research...
Because using a wheeled cart or steam-fueled car to pull goods is far less effective than using a large iron-hoofed ox, and similarly, using an airship is not as good as using a flying dragon.
This way they won't be too affected by the wind in the desert, and both of these beasts eat very little, at least they are not huge purebred breeds. An ordinary family can raise a two or three-ton iron-hoofed ox, which is enough to be used as a driver to pull a cart.
After walking around the market, Sean didn't know whether this was a good thing for the Adak area.
After all, it is naturally endowed with powerful species support, so it does not need to rely on industry... The employment capacity of mechanics in this place is very low, and they can almost only be seen in cities near the southern port.
Adak occupies a place in the northern continent entirely by relying on his strong strength and bloodline.
There are many people with demonic blood here. I met many of them in the market alone...
At night, the eyes sparkled blue like stars, and the race displayed above the head was [Half-Demon], with half non-human blood.
"Illya, are demons common in Adak?" Sean finally asked the girl next to him.
"Yes, there are quite a few, but they're not very common. This is the capital of Jagun, so there are more. Young Master probably didn't see many when he was in the Bashalan Empire."
"To be precise, I've only seen one or two. I didn't expect there would be so many."
He didn't know it before he came out, but after walking out of the palace, Sean realized that it was actually not easy to promote industrialization in this place.
The strength of talent directly overshadows the development of primary technology, and it can even be said that there is no need for development.
Sean comes from a high-tech world... at least it's considered high-tech for them, so he has some ideas about developing scientific research, but judging from the current situation... it's difficult.
At this moment, Sean would recall the days when he was learning the common sense of the world with Lucille in the small town.
At that time, I thought that even basic common sense and physical conditions would be different under different worldviews, and I didn’t know whether my own views would still be useful.
"Illya, what do you think of our country's productivity level?"
"Ah! What is that? Is it making something?"
Suddenly I realized that I had asked the wrong person. Even though Illya had met all kinds of people, she was not good at testing their abilities. She had no idea about these things.
"Let me put it another way. Do you think that ordinary people have enough food and clothing, or income, etc."
I think she would understand.
"Jagon is very wealthy. Even ordinary people can work in the homes of rich people and exchange them for food. At least in these years, there will be no problem of disaster victims in Jaagon." Illya replied.
It seems that within a certain pace of life, this country has no worries about food and clothing, but if industrial manufacturing is forcibly brought into this country, at least production efficiency can be improved.
Clothing, food, housing and transportation.
There are always a few things that cannot be replaced by talents or giant beasts. Even if they can transport more goods than horse-drawn carriages, they cannot help with making clothes and food.
An alchemist can make at most 20 to 30 bottles of recovery potion a day, but relying on industrial manufacturing, hundreds of bottles can be produced directly using the medicinal material assembly line. Even if the quality is not as good as that of skilled alchemists, most of the time people just need to treat ordinary wounds and do not need precious potions.
This will also suppress the high price of potions, making Jagun a respected existence among the desert countries, and even surpass countries like Borg in productivity.
Thinking of this, Sean decided to go back and draft a plan to improve the industrialization of production for the Sun King to see, while waiting for Claude to bring his team to do the first batch of tests.
As long as it succeeds, Jagun... or the entire Adak region will usher in a new pattern, and then expedition to Zambutal or going south to the sea will not be a problem.
Just as Sean was preparing to increase Jagun's productivity, problems began to arise in the southern part of the desert countries.
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