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Aidi nodded and said softly, "Master, I'll get right on it."

Without even raising his head, Dole said, "As soon as possible. I want everyone, every caravan, every faction to know about this in the shortest time."

He had originally wanted to say a few more words, but Aidi was not really a manager, so he decided against it.

Just then, a tall figure entered through the door. It was Awei.

The moment he entered Dole's office, Awei felt a suffocating pressure—the suppression of a powerful being. He scratched his head and slowly walked in.

Seeing Aidi hurry out, Awei smiled and said to him, "What is it, brother-in-law? Something big again? Let's hear it."

When Dole saw that it was Awei, a relaxed smile appeared on his face. "I've spared no expense in building the road. In about twenty days, it should be completed and ready for trial operation. When the time comes, we'll organize a caravan of our own and take a trip to Montana Province. What do we have that we can sell now?"

Awei had just returned from the road, so he naturally knew about Dole's exaggerated construction speed. He had hired far too many earth element mages; the road-building speed was truly on another level.

He nodded. "The resources we have now are all kinds of timber and furs from the wilderness. For the time being, those are what we can sell. We have just enough low-grade timber for our own use, while high-grade timber can be transported elsewhere as magical materials."

"Besides that, we have quite a lot of medicinal herbs gathered from the wilderness. Other than what we use ourselves, we can sell those too. Also, the Apothecary Guild can start making preparations and organize some people to sell the potions as well.