Ethical Review Mechanism

The Dark Elf attendant Benny immediately smiled. "Then, esteemed guest, I recommend purchasing Minotaur slaves from our shop."

"Minotaur slaves are hardworking and enduring. They eat little and work much. Their intelligence is just enough to understand your complex instructions, but not enough to contemplate life, reflect on the past, or find ways to slack off."

"Furthermore, following the collapse of the Minx Beastman Empire, a large number of Beastmen and Beastman subrace slaves have flooded the market, causing Minotaur slave prices to plummet. This is precisely the right time for an outstanding Breeder like yourself to buy."

The Dark Elf attendant Benny explained to Locke, "At present, a Minotaur slave costs only twice as much as a human male slave, yet a Minotaur can do three to four times as much work in a day as a human male slave."

"And Minotaur slaves only need grass to eat. Their food costs are absolutely minimal."

"A male Minotaur now costs only five Magic Stones. They used to cost ten Magic Stones."

"The slaves in our shop are indeed somewhat more expensive than those in other stores."

"But all of our slaves have undergone mental modification through Enchantment School magic. They are absolutely incapable of attacking or rebelling against their masters. That is something those cheap slaves sold elsewhere in heaps for one Magic Stone cannot compare with."

The Dark Elf attendant Benny said, "Furthermore, these slaves have all undergone thorough physical examinations. They have no hidden illnesses, and they are guaranteed to possess a certain degree of professional skill. For example, if you purchase Minotaur slaves now, I will prioritize selling you Minotaurs skilled in agriculture."

Locke asked, "Human slaves seem to be cheaper."

More importantly, when it came to farming, he seemed more inclined to trust humans.

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