I Become a Landlady in the Game World
Chapter 379 - 217: They Are Lucky Stars_3

Chapter 379: Chapter 217: They Are Lucky Stars_3

He was well aware that the Goblin Clan Leader would be key to integrating the entire Goblin Clan into the territory; naturally, he stayed close to Chief Miers, leading him to a deeper understanding of the entire territory.

They quickly reached the shop that specialized in housing decorations.

Upon entering, there were quite a number of people inside inspecting blueprints and various models.

Miers also immediately noticed several models in the center of the shop.

"Which type of residence are you looking to buy, sir?"

"Level 3 Residence."

"A two-story stone house, eh! Then, please come take a look at section C. These models here are currently the most popular designs for Level 3 Residences..." The salesperson had already begun an enthusiastic introduction, attracting Miers’ attention fully, and the other goblins who came along were also looking at these designs with shining eyes.

It was at this moment that Wilson entered the shop with his team.

Seeing so many goblins inside, he took a few extra looks.

Observing goblins had become a professional habit for him.

Having just seen a number of goblins freely strolling through the territory outside, he felt as if he were not in the Human Territory.

He hadn’t expected to find even more here.

Goblins frequenting this shop suggested that they had already settled down and bought houses in Hope Village.

This Hope Village really did grant goblins the same rights as other residents.

It was far beyond what anyone would expect.

However, as a trader who sold goblin slaves, he had other considerations in mind.

That was, if he bought more goblins from other places and then resold them to Hope Village, would Hope Village want them?

Or rather, would this group of goblins want them?

Contemplating, Wilson made his way directly to Miers and Victor’s side.

"You’re the Goblin Clan Leader, aren’t you?" Wilson greeted him warmly.

When Miers saw Wilson, his body tensed instantly; he hadn’t forgotten that this man was a goblin slave trader.

"Don’t be nervous, I just came to discuss a business deal with you!" Wilson said with a smile, "I’ve already bought all the goods I wanted from Hope Village and now I’m heading back to my own territory. We still have quite a few goblin slaves over there. I wonder if you need any?"

Goblin slaves were fairly easy to sell, but there wasn’t a stable supply. If this group of goblins needed them, he could establish a steady trade in the future.

Especially since he could focus less on running to other territories and concentrate on going back and forth between the two territories, which would yield higher returns.

After listening to Wilson, Miers paused for a moment before responding without hesitation, "We’ll take them."

"How many do you want?" Wilson asked.

Miers thought of saying ’as many as you have,’ but then remembered his financial situation, fell silent for a moment, and asked, "How many can you bring at one time?"

"About the same as this time, maybe more than twenty. Too many would be riskier," Wilson said, "Probably every seven or eight days."

If this worked out, he could expect an income of over one hundred Gold Coins a month. Although not much was left after expenses, think of the amount of hassle saved!

"Alright," Miers agreed without hesitation.

"Cash on delivery, remember! If you don’t have enough Gold Coins..."

"We’ll be prepared," Miers assured him earnestly, feeling the weight of responsibility increasing on his shoulders.

Beyond the ores on their backs, what other income could their goblins have?

"Alright then!" Wilson nodded and without further ado turned to examine the house designs in the shop.

This was a business opportunity too!

After watching him leave, Miers turned to Victor, "Does Hope Village have suitable jobs for us?"

"Apart from Mining, I can’t think of anything else, but we can go to the Village Chief," Victor understood the importance of this matter.

This was an enormous opportunity for their Goblin Clan.

They had to seize it.

Only with more of their Goblin Clan in a territory could they have greater cohesion and perhaps the strength to counteract the fate of being at the whim of others.

"Let’s go find the Village Chief immediately," Miers said without a second thought.

He had lost all interest in looking at the house models.

The reason he had agreed was that he saw Zhou Bai truly willing to accept their Goblin Clan. Given that, as a village chief, she ought to have some arrangements for them as well.

They didn’t need any time to rest now; what they needed were opportunities to make money.

"Let’s go," said Victor, leading Miers toward the direction of the Lord Mansion.