"If one only understands the surface, they'd think these young ladies are unattainably perfect, but after getting to know the situation better, one realizes that each family has its share of difficulties," Tilan sighed. Suddenly, she glanced at Deloris beside her. This lady did seem to have a bit of a perfect aura and had never been seen facing adversity.
"Which one does Tilan plan to contact first?" Deloris, unaware of the girl's sneaky glance just now, turned to ask.
"I'll start with Tatanis, but not directly. First, I'll touch base with the elders in her family. Right now, many industries in the north need to be revived, and I need to help 'Furnace Iron Energy' and 'Black Hamr Heavy Industries' find so business to get back on their feet," she said.
"Frozen Earth Ore" is a mineral producer, but the current raw ore prices are not high. Moreover, the cost of interstellar transport is not cheap. If it is not a high value-added commodity, like ordinary and heavy ores, shipping it out would be at a loss, restricting the market within the planet and making it hard to extend one's reach and connections to other Star Domains.
"Furnace Iron and Black Hamr's production capacities can help speed up the construction in Qian Liu, reduce costs, and also get familiar with new technologies through production, and iterate. Additionally, Withered Tree Garden also needs to build a large number of glass do ecological gardens, requiring a lot of materials and engineering machinery," she explained.
"Once these constructions are completed, Withered Tree Garden will be able to produce many special Transcendent fruits for profit, and help fund the upper stream businesses, both Furnace Iron and Black Hamr. Although Qian Liu is a new city, its residents and cultural heritage are still present, so it can develop into a tourism city with distinctive characteristics. It can also operate in the Transcendent factions, transforming the previously closed faction heritage into publicly accessible Transcendent schools, attracting elites and geniuses from everywhere."
"Any excellent skill, if not kept up-to-date with exchange and iteration, will eventually fall behind and be phased out. Jielou City failed because it was too closed off in the past."
"However, this kind of thing has to be taken slowly, after all, the gap with previous customs and habits is too large."
"Tilan really thinks of everything, not missing a single point," Deloris thought to pinch the face of the black-haired girl, but the girl easily dodged.
"As for Peikexi, Tilan can ask Efnie for help. Her father is a high official in the Four-leaf Crystal Star Domain, and just a phone call could make Peikexi's Uncle Wivred understand. That elder is from a military background and should value discipline," Deloris continued to suggest.
"As for Huna, I'm not familiar with the entertainnt circle, maybe you could ask Ruby. Although she's not a big star, she should know what's going on in the circle."
"Once the three core mbers leave the club, the remaining Serasilence will be left weak and isolated. It will then be easy to convince her to apologize publicly."
"Hmm, is that so? Yes, you're right, but I can't help feeling that what we're doing is a bit underhanded," the girl, who had always been more passive and resistant, had never imagined herself taking initiative like this.
"Have you persecuted them? You're just having them recognize their existing mistakes. It's just that Tilan is still too naive. But I like you just the way you are," Deloris finally caught the girl's shoulder, pinned her down, and pinched Tilan's cheeks.
"Yes, you're right, Deloris. You taught well. Um, could you let go now?"
After a bit of playful scuffling, the two sat back down, and Deloris poured the tea she had prepared for Tilan.
"The main thing is, right now we're both still not adults, and many forms of punishnt aren't available to us. Approaching the adults and backers behind them is the best way to solve these issues."
"But everyone grows up one day, and there will co a day when the elders gradually age, and we will need to support our families and everything ourselves."
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