An Extra’s POV

Chapter 196

'A-ahh… I understand now'

As Rey looked at Rebal and Asher, both of them having eyes that pleaded for myth, he had a considerable grasp of the situation.

'They invested a lot of capital on producing the items, but they can't deliver it to the Elves in time.'

This meant they couldn't recoup the resources they poured into the production, which meant less liquid cash for them.

However, that wasn't all.

'In business, punctuality is key. If they don't keep their end of the bargain soon, it's possible that the Elves could go to another Company, which would be bad for business for the KariBlanc Group,'

Not only would they never recoup their profit, but it would take an extremely long time to dispose of the items in their stock.

Ultimately, this was the major issue that was ensuing.

"The Eastern Continent is quite a long distance away. Do you know why the Elves are interacting with humans now? Why are they seeking so many Enchanted Items in the first place?"

"They didn't tell us. But I suspect it's because the war with the Dragons has made them desperate."

The moment Rebal said this, Rey nodded in agreement,

That was his first guess too.

'Elves aren't technologically advanced and have no clue about industrialization. They are even often depicted as nature-loving entities who live apart from the corruption of beings like humans.'

To see that Elves were going as far as dealing with Rebal—-a Black Market leader—made him suspect that the difficulty had been cranked up in their domain,

"I suspect we are being intentionally sabotaged by the other three Obsidian Council members who joined Scylla's side. We've lost contact with the warehouse located in the East, and our packages delivered through any route outside the Southern Territories immediately become unaccounted for."

If this continued, their loss would be unbearable.

'They're in quite the pickle.' Rey thought to himself as he listened to Rebal go on.

'I can't say I blame them for being desperate. No matter how much capital a company has, profit is the lifeblood.'

And profit was gotten through sales.

Rey doubted the KariBlanc Group could make a lot of money just from exploiting the Southern territories.

A company whose scope of business was suddenly reduced to one-third of their usual commercial domain was bound to experience massive loss.

Items unaccounted for, and the

inevitable that the

my help.' Rey could feel

no way he wanted

was the only place he had

might still exist, but I lose all

clearly see the appeal in helping KariBlanc. However, he also

a scheme that I do not understand, then it would be my total

wasn't very smart. He

inexperienced and only knew

could be getting used by the KariBlanc Group for a much

it seemed at the moment, but Rey knew he couldn't really trust

was to support them,

this is that it had to

couldn't help but

"Expansion?"

and smiled

we had enough capital. This might seem a bit strange coming from me, but… the Black Market is a really terrible

all of this indeed. He genuinely couldn't believe what Rebal was saying despite being one

is dangerous and violent. It isn't a sustainable place to

more about what he meant, Rey could understand

a logical and purely business perspective, it was much better to perpetuate trade in a more structured and

more profitable, sure, but it was also incredibly risky and

mistake could cost

in mainstream to test out the market, and after a few years of doing our proper research, we were ready to

this unfortunate incident

they plan on moving to the mainstream, then it makes more sense to help

a second

However…

curious

soon as Rey asked

to be completely bare with him, making it difficult to distrust any of the things that were being

do you not join Scylla's

"…"

answer immediately,

sure your business would be protected and all

three Obsidian Council Members probably figured this out

the same, surely

three leaders of the Slave Union, she was always said to be the

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