The two sides' legendary envoys have only fought one battle, so there are some risks involved in coming to the other side's headquarters.
However, since the two legendary figures who guard the Magic Crystal Merchant Guild are in seclusion elsewhere, the risk of coming here shouldn't be too great.
Things are easier to resolve in the early stages; once the feud between the two chambers of commerce deepens, it becomes much more difficult to handle.
They dare not make any big moves openly, but even their small actions are enough to affect the development of the Tulip Chamber of Commerce.
Actually, helping Yuna is nothing, I just wanted to try to speed up some processes so that it would be easier for her to establish her own chamber of commerce in the future.
Just as Yuna could give up the Chamber of Commerce for family, Ron simply valued the happier moments he had during his travels on the mainland.
Business battles are exhausting. Completely suppressing the Magic Crystal Merchant Guild might backfire if the Legendary Merchants unexpectedly make another move...
That's the idea. Just in case, Ron and his group will wait for the official personnel.
As long as it is clear where Ron went and what happened, Will Legend will avenge his disciple. Will Legend did not accompany the team to protect the participants of the exchange match.
Historically, legends don't accompany their disciples during exchange matches, and it's highly unlikely that anything will happen to them. Who would bear the wrath of the strong? But a chance is a chance.
Until two local officials arrived.
The two men, the middle-aged man in the lead, said, "This token..."
Ron silently accepted the token offered by the Kingdom of Gil.
"I need to go in there, let's go together!"
While waiting, Wright went to inform the authorities, while the great swordsman Arno joined the Magic Crystal Merchant Guild and expressed the Tulip Merchant Guild's intention to conduct business cooperation.
Two officials arrived, and Arno also came out of the Magic Crystal Merchant Guild, bringing with him a servant from the Magic Crystal Merchant Guild.
The timing was perfect; the people outside were led inside by their attendants.
The attendant of the Magic Crystal Merchant Guild was a local. Upon seeing the official middle-aged man, he greeted him warmly: "Greetings, Sheriff."
"No need. I'm here to certify the negotiations between the two chambers of commerce. I hope the Magic Crystal Chamber of Commerce will be mindful of the implications..."
The message is that they cannot be allowed to stay; otherwise, not only will they offend the Tulips, but the Imperial government will also have a reason to take action.
The waiters scoffed at the Tulip Merchant Guild's actions, as they couldn't believe they trusted the Magic Crystal Merchant Guild's reputation built up over thousands of years.
They are a merchant guild that issues Magic Crystal Cards. Their credit and image are absolutely impeccable. Otherwise, which merchant guild would come to negotiate, and who would dare to use their Magic Crystal Cards?
Ron pretended not to see it; it was a precautionary measure. When entering, Wright went to the official place and used the offering token, while Arno only mentioned cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce.
Everyone arrived at the VIP reception room of the Magic Crystal Merchant Guild.
The attendant bowed and left to inform the person in charge.
After waiting quietly, a young man finally emerged. He was dressed in a neat and tidy chamber of commerce manager's uniform, which was a bit more complicated than the manager's uniform in this world.
Ron recognized it immediately; the other merchant guilds were dressed in roughly the same way.
As soon as they arrived, Ron said, "Didn't you see the token of our Tulip Merchant Guild? I can represent the Tulip Merchant Guild with full authority, but can you?"
The young man said, "Please wait a moment. I will greet our distinguished guest. Our young master is on his way."
Ron's expression softened somewhat. The man dressed as a manager had initially doubted that thirteen-year-old Ron could fully represent the Tulip Merchant Guild, but now he was starting to believe it.
Ron put on airs.
Ron had naturally informed Yuna about these matters. The major aspects could be discussed first, while the specifics would be determined by Yuna, since Ron was not a professional in the Chamber of Commerce.
The status of a legendary disciple carries the pressure of a legendary powerhouse, making a successful negotiation more likely.
He's just doing this on the way; he has a competition to attend.
Finally, the person who arrived next should be the so-called young master.
Some of the older boys than Ron are business geniuses; for example, eighteen-year-old Yuna is already in charge of a large business association.
At twenty, Charles Clarke had already begun to take over everything at the Magic Crystal Merchant Guild.
In the continent of Oran, people reach adulthood at fifteen, and that is the custom.
Ron remained indifferent, but Charles was dissatisfied with Tulip's sincerity. Who would let a thirteen-year-old boy discuss cooperation?
Remembering the defeats of the two legendary figures worshipped by the Magic Crystal Merchant Guild, they could only endure it.
However, after Ron produced the offering token of the Kingdom of Jill, Charles's attitude immediately changed, though he didn't show it on the surface.
Young man, you have excellent composure. You remain calm even when Mount Tai collapses before you. You are indeed a talent capable of managing a large chamber of commerce.
Charles led the waiter to sit on the other side of the VIP lounge.
The two exchanged glances, and Charles spoke first: "A legendary disciple has come in person. May I ask if you are Ron, the inventor of the magic potion feast? Such a genius in both magic potions and magical martial arts, the Kingdom of Gil is fortunate..."
"No need for that, let's talk business."
The other party had naturally collected information on Ron, so Ron wasn't surprised. Ron also had intelligence brought by the Tulip Merchant Guild when he came.
The shrewd young master Charles…
Ron got straight to the point: "I, Ron Lance, on behalf of the Tulip Merchant Guild, propose the formation of a Continental Merchant Guild Alliance..."
It's time for a business empire to be born; Ron should first establish the framework.
In the future, when the mainland chambers of commerce have enough territory, a commercial kingdom will emerge, and then there will be one more tourist destination...
Ron doesn't really care how many magic crystals he's earned anymore; magic crystals are really just a number.
Legendary figures, like the legendary Will, didn't even look at the number of Magic Crystal Cards and gave almost all of them to Ron.
The pursuit of legend, the path to becoming a demigod, often involves needs that magic crystals cannot fulfill.
The magic crystals offered by one country are already sufficient.
Ignoring the magic crystal, Ron and Charles talked for a good half hour, confirming each other's intentions. Charles also tacitly avoided discussing such a trivial matter as the magic crystal.
The deal was struck; it was a mutually beneficial agreement. Charles, satisfied, rose with Ron.
As Ron was leaving, he said, "I hope those present can keep this a secret as much as possible. This matter was negotiated by a thirteen-year-old boy, and it has quite a significant impact. I, Ron, do not wish to attract attention or cause trouble."
Charles immediately replied, "I understand. Ron, you're here to compete, right? Our Chamber of Commerce can provide the Flying Dragon. I wish Ron the best of luck in winning the championship."
"You flatter me. What's the deal with this flying dragon mount?"
The official sheriff standing nearby readily agreed to Ron's request for secrecy, though Ron's matter was likely to attract the attention of the Empire.
Doing these things within the Empire was inevitable. If the Rich Empire cares about the Legend of Will, then they should express goodwill and help Ron cover it up.
A legend over three thousand years old, how strong is he? He won two battles in a row.
The empire will probably give them face.
Ron then went with Charles to take a look at the flying dragon's mount.
The Sky Dragon Legion is renowned throughout the Rich Empire, and the Magic Crystal Merchant Guild, like many others, has tamed a slightly inferior breed of flying dragons.
On the back of the dragon was a metal platform covered with magic patterns, with as many as eight seats.
This is still a small sub-dragon species; for a large sub-dragon species, a hundred seats would not be a problem.
The enormous flying monsters are comparable to a complex of buildings.
"Ron, what kind of dragon do you like? Charles has given it to you."
The flying dragon, which is hard to buy with magic crystals, is used by the higher-ups of the Magic Crystal Merchant Guild or for urgent matters, but Charles casually gave it away after a business deal was finalized.
"A small one will do. Remember to provide me with a pilot; I'll pay with magic crystals," Ron said, pointing to a better-looking flying dragon.
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