Chapter 856: Chapter 269: The Emperor of the Empire Dies Suddenly (10,000 Words)
Perhaps other rchants do not know Lynn’s true identity.
But having specifically investigated Lynn, he naturally knows.
The Lynn beside him is the illegitimate son of the forr Marquis Donovan of the Ducas Clan.
If Lynn were just a minor lord inheriting a remote territory, living idly, it would be fine.
He wouldn’t care at all.
However.
The Lynn before him is a pioneer who has developed and expanded the territory through his own ability.
Perhaps, the labor force on Lynn’s territory is limited, with only ten or twenty thousand people.
Perhaps, the ard forces Lynn possesses are limited, with only a few thousand fully ard soldiers.
Or perhaps, the resources accumulated in Lynn’s territory are limited, needing more ti for accumulation and consolidation.
But...
Alan knows clearly that Master Lynn’s territory has salt mines, iron mines, and coal mines!
Such vast lands, and behind the territory runs an inexhaustible river.
What’s most crucial is.
Lynn possesses various advanced technologies!
Production tools, land cultivation, and planting...
As long as there is land to plant food.
It can support a large population and livestock.
With advanced technology and given enough ti.
One can have an unlimited future!
Would such a lord willingly shrink back to the Empire’s border and remain just a lord?
Lynn turned his head and glanced at Alan but did not imdiately answer.
Instead, he asked back: "Isn’t Mr. Alan’s dream to beco the Brown Clan’s Patriarch?"
Hearing Lynn’s words, Alan was slightly stunned.
Soon.
He ca back to his senses and replied, "Of course, Master Lynn."
"Not just , nearly every young descendant of the Brown Clan wishes to beco the Patriarch!"
"So believe that only by becoming the Patriarch can one beco the maker and executor of family rules, not bound by them."
"So wish to abolish family rules as their first act as Patriarch."
"So want to break free from the Brown Clan, no longer wanting their fate dictated by the family..."
Lynn did not speak, listening to Alan continue.
"However, I am different from them!"
"After becoming Patriarch, I will continue to act according to the Brown Clan’s rules."
"Even try to enhance and perfect them with my understanding!"
Lynn raised an eyebrow, looking curiously at Alan.
Alan naturally felt Lynn’s gaze.
He didn’t mind, leaning back against the wooden chair, continuing.
"The Brown Clan’s rules are nearly ruthless."
"We are victims of these family rules, indeed."
"But how are we not beneficiaries?"
"How does a rchant with no military strength, relying on trading across the continent, protect themselves?"
"How do the Brown Clan’s descendants live without hunger and fear for life?"
"Wearing silk and eating delicacies!"
"What we take for granted, ordinary families could only dream of having."
Alan’s words beca forceful!
"Yet now, the pampered descendants, used to good life."
"Facing so unfairness, they want to upend everything."
"They know too well that it is the Brown Clan that gave us everything we wished for."
"It’s infuriating!"
At this point.
Alan seed to recall sothing, his anger slowly subsiding.
He said to Lynn beside him, "Sorry, Master Lynn."
"I lost control for a mont, speaking of so trivial matters in the Brown family..."
Lynn smiled slightly, "Mr. Alan, you’re too kind."
"It’s just casual conversation, feel free to speak your mind."
Alan nodded gratefully.
Lynn continued, "However, my thoughts may differ from yours, Mr. Alan."
"Because, I’m not a beneficiary of the rules you ntioned."
"If I were just an ordinary person with no ability, perhaps I’d have no ambitious thoughts."
"But once I have enough strength, the power to destroy my enemies."
"I would unhesitatingly strike them down."
"This answer, I suppose, is also a response to your previous question."
Listening to Lynn’s calm words, filled with imnse power, Alan was slightly taken aback.
Strike them down?
Which ans.
One day, Lynn might repay the Ducas Clan for this ’favor’ of exile?
Lynn laughed, "Mr. Alan, there’s no need to be tense."
"Even if we have differences in beliefs, there’s one area where we’re remarkably similar."
Alan looked at Lynn curiously, "Oh?"
Lynn explained with a smile, "Interest!"
"At least when making a deal, neither of us opposes the interests we gain."
"I believe, as long as this point of seeking common ground while reserving differences exists, our cooperative dealings can continue indefinitely."
Alan’s eyes lit up, "Master Lynn makes sense!"
Perhaps his relationship with Lynn is far from becoming friends.
At best, they are partners in goods trading and exchange.
But as Lynn said.
That’s enough to let them continue their cooperation.
Lynn rose from the bench, "Then, Mr. Alan, I won’t accompany you further."
"If you have any needs, you can find a guard nearby to contact George for arrangents."
Alan also stood up, replying, "Master Lynn, you’re too courteous, this is more than satisfactory."
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