Who Was the One Who Couldn't Take It?
Taking Little Li's reminder into consideration, Locke selected fifty young and strong tribesmen for the job.
The tribesmen had been selected the day before, and the carriages arrived the next day. They were taken away that very day and sent straight to the logging teams and timber processing plant in Green Forest City.
Before they set out, Little Li reminded Locke that it would be best to stuff three silver coins into each of their pockets as a safety net.
On their first day there, they would definitely need to buy some daily necessities. Besides, since they had just arrived, their wages would not be paid until the following month, and they would still need money for food.
After understanding the situation, Locke nodded, then asked hesitantly, "Are these three silver coins enough?"
"..."
Clearly, Locke's values had already been warped by the previous hundred thousand silver coins. In fact, he was still holding a fortune of several thousand silver coins in his hands.
After thinking it through, Little Li adjusted his emotions and quickly explained, "Based on Green Forest City's prices, an ordinary commoner's normal monthly food expenses come to around one silver coin plus twenty or thirty copper coins. They have employee meals, which are even cheaper. As long as they don't spend recklessly, three silver coins will be enough to feed them for two months."
"..."
This time, it was Locke who fell silent.
"Three silver coins were actually worth that much?!"
"..."
In any case, Locke followed Little Li's suggestion. He stuffed three silver coins into each tribesman's pocket before sending them aboard the carriages heading to Green Forest City to work.
Once they arrived, Little Li quickly arranged employment for the fifty Wood Elves. He then found