Eugene muttered, "Exactly. With the capability and the means—and the ability to forge so many powerful wizard towers—you wouldn't have to fear anything wherever you went. This business is definitely worth doing."
"We only need to trade with some of the villages. These villages surely have dealings with one another; word will spread from one to ten, ten to a hundred. In a few years, the entire rainforest will be our backyard. Just thinking about it, this feels like a stroke of divine inspiration."
The two of them marveled together.
The condition of the villages had also deeply moved them. They looked far too pitiful.
Dole nodded. "Great Black Heaven's appearance actually saved some people. Through certain special means, he brought food to the villages, but the price was these people's faith. After Great Black Heaven was destroyed, given some time, these people would return to how they were before. That's why I came up with this method: trade, mutual benefit. We provide them with sufficient convenience, and we gain enough benefits in return. As long as the people here don't starve, that is what matters most."
"Dole, I've realized you truly have a heart that grieves for all under heaven. You're the god in my heart." Countless little stars sparkled in Eugene's eyes.
"From now on, the two of us will follow you. Who cares about families or whatever? How much money can they make in a year? This is the real deal—one investment, ten thousand profits."
The light in their eyes could have blinded an ordinary person.
Seeing this, a faint smile appeared at the corner of Dole's lips. These two had taken the bait.
A month had passed. It was time to reap a harvest from those villages he had talked into it; otherwise, they might really