Back when the young master was at his most down-and-out, he still had more than a thousand Gold coins on him.
That was equivalent to 100,000 Silver coins, or ten million copper coins.
What did that amount to?
Take the time when Leticia was in school, for example.
The children of wealthy merchants actually only got five to twenty Silver coins a month.
The allowance for non-heirs in baron, viscount, or count families ranged from thirty to a hundred Silver coins.
The children of high-ranking nobles—that is, counts, as well as those from some ducal families that weren't Grand Dukes—got three to ten Gold coins.
The Imperial Family and Grand Dukes got thirty to a hundred Gold coins.
Leticia had no idea how much money Lynn had, but she knew he was inhumanly wealthy. Back then, Lynn could bring out a whole bag of Gold coins every day.
Since Gold coins were heavy, a bag held about fifty of them.
Leticia was rich now, too, but she was still shocked by Lynn's casual disregard for money.
She only had a few thousand Gold coins on her at the moment.
Come to think of it, Lynn had been around for quite a while, and he was already Seventh Rank.
Leticia had never heard of Lynn having any cultivation difficulties or needing any materials.
In Lynn's arms, Leticia didn't struggle. Instead, she wanted to get to the bottom of things.
Lynn carried her back to the carriage, shut the door, and waited until he was sure it was soundproof before speaking. "The main goal is to explore the ocean and figure out how deep it is."
"As for getting a proper ship, that's possible too. What kind do you want?"
"Huh?" Leticia was stunned by what Lynn said as they sat in