Saving 80,000 Gold in an Another World for Retirement Chapter 260

After we had decided on the policy of political matters concerning Beatrice-chan, we decided to discuss the details later and confird other things.

Like the rewards and so on.

Of course, it was agreed upon in advance, but the budgeted amount and the actual cost were slightly different.

[The amount paid for the fireworks is 5 million yen which is 200 gold coins. Adding 20% for miscellaneous expenses and my profit, for a total of 240 gold coins.]Mitsuha

The food provided to the pyrotechnicians is not for free. Not for free! Many things cost a lot of money that you cant see on the surface!

[What? You an, all of those things? Thats so cheap!]Count Bozes

Then Count-sama couldnt even blink in surprise.

Well, comparing to a Japanese financial sense, its about 24 million yen. I guess its a small price to pay for the biggest event in the life of his beloved daughter.

And the other fees for renting animal-thed costus, generators, etc., are trivial compared to that. The stalls and foodstuffs were at commoner prices. In addition, the food, which is expensive in this country, was bought on Earth.

Oh, And I bought the cotton candy machine instead of renting it because it was not very expensive. If I buy one, I can easily use it for small events at the orphanage.

Even if you add in the cost of paying Wolfang, supplies, and other miscellaneous expenses, thats not a lot of money.

Not for , of course, but for the Count-sama, who is about to be promoted to Marquis.

Aside from any other nobleman, Im not trying to rip off Count Bozes at all, especially regarding Beatrice-chans debutante ball.

As I said, Im not going to work for free or be prepared to lose money, because I need to save for my retirent.

At any mont, I may lose the ability to teleport.

At any mont, I could lose my title and territory.

At any mont, I may also need to flee this country.

Its a crazy world out there!!!

Of course,in addition to paying , I think there were various expenses associated with the countrys fine food, alcohol, and other parties,but Im sure it didnt cost 1000 gold coins or a billion yen worth.

Whether a few hundred gold coins or tens of millions of yen Its nothing compared to the power that the Bozes family showed to the nobility and the inhabitants of the royal capital at this party. Moreover, the effect of making the people believe that they have