455: Chapter 65: The Advancing Moxi People _3 455: Chapter 65: The Advancing Moxi People _3 But as ti passed, he eventually grew tired of the endless internal bickering within the Alliance.
They all agreed to kill an Orc as a warning to others, yet they got stuck again on the issue of military power distribution.
Deep down, he despised those penny-pinching councilors.
All they cared about was their own petty interests, completely lacking a broader perspective.
As the ruler of the continent, the Human Race only occupied a re third of it.
They could suppress the Different Races because the human territories were more fertile, while the areas occupied by the other species were mostly mountains, grasslands, wastelands, deserts, the World of Ice and Snow…
This advantage was established because the Different Races fought separately.
If they unite, the Human Race will be the one to worry.
To permanently eliminate the danger, the best way is to suppress the strongest groups among the Different Races.
Especially those species that once dominated the world; they should be the focus of this campaign.
After eliminating these threats, the minor species will be no threat.
After stabilizing the internal situation, there might be a chance to smoothly survive the great troubles that may co in the next hundred thousand years.
“Your Majesty, the Moxi People have been quite active recently, constantly selling War Bonds to the Major Nobles.
With their high interest rates, many nobles in the Kingdom have made large subscriptions.
The exact figures are unknown, but various signs indicate that they sold millions of War Bonds in the Kingdom.
With that money, they’re constantly shopping in the market.
All war-related supplies have seen a varying degree of price increase,” Pri Minister Bergson said cheerfully.
Apparently, he too had profited from the Moxi People’s ‘sell sell sell’ and ‘buy buy buy’.
More accurately, as long as the War Bonds can be regularly redeed, all the Major Nobles are profiting.
Earning money ans doing jobs.
Huge purchase orders are not just simple procurent but also an invisible public relationship.
He brought up this matter now because Bergson knew that the King wanted all countries to dispatch troops as soon as possible.
As for watching from the sidelines and seizing the opportunity to weaken the power of the three northern countries, Charles III disdained to do so.
All things co from strength.
As the number one power on the continent, the Frank Kingdom has sufficient advantages over its followers.
In terms of population, politics, economy, military, and culture, it’s a comprehensive surpass.
Its power alone is stronger than the combined forces of the three northern countries.
In contrast, the Alpha Kingdom is like a cramr, only having its military strength trained by the Orcs and ranked among the top three among the kingdoms.
As for other aspects of the kingdom’s capabilities, they were pitiful.
These countries, often at conflict with the Orcs, simply have no ti to care for other things.
“Haha…”
“I’ve heard about the Moxi People’s big moves in the Royal Palace.
They have also sold their War Bonds to the Royal Family, although we didn’t buy much considering the political implications.
The Orcs have truly pushed them into desperation this ti, they even ca up with the idea of a repaynt tax, and even the nobles within their country did not object.
It’s also a good thing, as long as the Moxi People show such enthusiasm, we’ll accommodate them.
Let them buy whatever they want to buy!”
…
Similar scenes are continuously taking place in many Human Kingdoms.
The influential figures benefitting from this all support the Moxi People’s buying spree.
Even when the Human Alliance provided material aid to the northern combatants, the Moxi Duchy mysteriously ranked first.
It was definitely the spontaneous behavior of the councilors.
The proposal had just appeared at the Human Alliance eting, and it was unanimously approved without leaving any room for public relations.
The official reason was that the situation in the Moxi Duchy was the most dangerous and urgently needed the help of the Human Alliance.
As for the real reasons behind this, there was no need to delve into it.
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