The Karedi Empire seems to be getting increasingly chaotic!
In just three days.
Two groups of refugees fleeing from other villages have arrived in his territory.
Lynn is not panicked at all, instead, he is quite expectant.
The more chaotic the situation, the more time and opportunities he has to develop!
If the entire Karedi Empire were united, working as one.
Lynn would have surrendered immediately.
While everyone was enthusiastically mining in the open-pit coal mine.
George returned.
Ten wagons drawn by two horses each, filled with various goods, along with slaves dragged behind, formed a long procession.
Even though on this trip, George brought back slaves for Master Lynn.
He did not show any joy.
Because the price of slaves has risen!
In the past.
A draft horse was worth three slaves, with a top price of three shillings.
The vast majority of slaves were skinny and emaciated, not suitable for heavy labor.
