Second, we also have so of our own publishing enterprise, and in terms of supplenting books, we can provide so resources as well.
Third, apart from the Duchy of England Lance, we also have our own Chamber of Comrce channels.
I can give you an inside scoop, the three Tulip families have close cooperation with us.
So after satisfying the internal needs of the duchy, for external market expansion, I believe we can also lend a hand. Are you satisfied with these terms?
You cooperate with the three Tulip families? This ti, it was Kael’s turn to show a surprised expression.
It seed a rare sight to see Kael with such an expression, and Taoles had a proud smile on her face.
The three Tulip families referred to three comrcial alliances ford by old nobles of the Federation royal court of Yibel.
Their comrcial alliances covered the entire Federation, reaching even into alien territories. How could such a relationship be linked to a re Incubus?
I swear by the Abyss Will, I didn’t lie a bit about the Tulip families, Taoles added with a smile.
Kael’s expression beca much more serious. For an incubus born of the Abyss, swearing by the Abyss Will is a very serious matter.
It’s not that they respect the Abyss so much, but the Abyss itself controls all demons’ true nas. Violating an oath is desecrating the Abyss.
If they violate their oath and face the backlash of the Abyss, causing their soul to be ground into gems serving as Abyss currency, it would be quite normal.
If what you say is true, I need to discuss with the Church of the God of Literature. Their stake in this industry is considerable and not sothing I can decide alone.
Kael’s aning was clear. He agreed to the deal but needed to communicate with the Church of the God of Literature.
Hearing Kael’s response, the incubus Taoles finally smiled and said, In that case, happy cooperation.
She extended her hand towards Kael, who also reached out and lightly grasped her fingers before releasing them after a mont.
He stared at the person silently.
A lot of little gestures, even using his pinky to scratch her palm.
Tsk...
Since the cooperation is set, I can hand this over to you now.
She looked like she had made a great profit, reached into her bosom, and fished out a lead-gray eyeball with a faint milky fragrance, saying:
From now on, you are its master.
She placed the golden eyeball into Kael’s hand.
Kael suppressed his emotions, kept his face neutral, and curved his lips into a comrcial smile, nodding.
But in his heart, he thought:
I have hit the jackpot!
He began recalling what he had just said, and his good mory quickly brought back his words.
I know the Seductive Demon Eye is in your possession, and I need to use that item, so let’s negotiate a deal!
Goodness... it seed his statent had not explicitly told her he only wanted to use the Seductive Demon Eye once.
To him, the effect of this unusually nad artifact, matching the Incubus racial skill, was very useful.
But now, it seed she had misunderstood him to an Kael needed outright ownership of the item.
The intensive bargaining he just went through was for rely using the Seductive Demon Eye once, which wasn’t worth her high price.
Though the effect was indeed miraculous, had he been unable to get it, he might have considered additional conditions to secure the chance.
Of course, he wouldn’t generously concede a lot because gaining a foothold in the novel and literature industry was crucial to him.
If Taoles had initially offered to sell the Seductive Demon Eye outright, Kael might have accepted her original terms without further ado.
The item’s high value, as a unique artifact, is best realized when wielded by players.
In his previous life, Taoles had used this item to sowhat bind nurous players with Incubus bloodline.
Now, this item was in his hands.
As for giving away two percent shares, Kael didn’t mind.
He didn’t seek absolute monopoly over an industry, but rather sufficient cash flow.
He saw more clearly than anyone that true monopoly in this world equated to power—
Only with power could he ensure his future survival.
He had no interest in clinging to a single industry, investing imnse effort, ti, and manpower for re monetary gain.
He had more fields to develop and invest in, so it wasn’t necessary.
To him, ti was the most valuable treasure.
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