As Velin watched with slight tension, Duke Moravia raised his wineglass, took a small sip, and said unhurriedly, "Put it on credit for now."
"Grandfather, a condition like this can be put on credit?" Velin was instantly dumbfounded and could not help asking.
"Why not?" Duke Moravia said with a smile. "There is nothing I want to take from you right now. What else am I supposed to do but leave it owing?"
"Fine, leave it owing. But just as you said back then, I will only do it as long as it does not violate my bottom line."
Hearing this, Duke Moravia's hand holding the wineglass paused for an instant. At that moment, he suddenly remembered that he still owed this brat a condition.
However, that condition had already expired, which was equivalent to the brat voluntarily giving it up.
Sitting opposite Duke Moravia, Velin suddenly remembered something from the past. It seemed that, without realizing it, he had lost that precious opportunity.
Seeing the smile on his grandfather's face, he immediately knew there was no way he could get that opportunity back by throwing a tantrum.
"Grandfather, add another clause. Once it exceeds..."
Before Velin could finish, Duke Moravia said with a half-smile, "Do you think I would agree?"
"Fine."
Seeing this, Velin shrugged, a trace of helplessness appearing on his face.
After all, he was the one borrowing troops now. If he wanted to recoup his losses, he would have to start with the Floating Ships and Magic Puppet legions his grandfather was sending him.
For example, amid fierce fighting, several Floating Battleships could be "shot down" by the enemy, or after intense combat, hundreds or thousands of Magic Puppets could fall from the sky and be "smashed" into pieces. That would surely be perfectly reasonable.
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