This time, as the Rost Territory Magitech Vehicle convoy passed through Gray Fortress, the two sides reached a certain degree of cooperation.
If nothing unexpected happened, a Magitech Vehicle Factory would appear near the capital of the Graycastle Empire during next year's Month of Renewal.
Thirty percent of the plant's shares would belong to Viscount Rost as a technology investment. Another ten percent would be set aside as rewards for Wild Mages, Apprentices, and others who made outstanding contributions.
Thirty percent would belong to the Graycastle Imperial House, while the remaining thirty percent would belong to the investors.
There was more than one investor; they were over a dozen nobles of the Graycastle Empire.
They would be responsible for covering all costs of the Magitech Vehicle Factory, including the land, factory grounds, materials, personnel, and many other aspects.
To be honest, these nobles had not wanted to invest. These days, what could be more profitable than investing in Steel Futures?
Forget Magitech Vehicles; even if the Rost Territory Group Company itself had been put on the table, it would only amount to that much.
But when facing the Graycastle Emperor, they had no choice but to compromise.
After the previous War God incident, the Graycastle Emperor had recently eliminated a large number of traditional nobles. The territories and other interests of these emerging nobles had mostly been rewards granted after they contributed to the reforms and the War God Realm incident came to an end.
In other words, their foundations were all extremely shallow. If the Graycastle Emperor became displeased, he could completely take them all down.
Under such circumstances, they had no choice but to compromise.
They had to put up real gold and silver to invest in the Magitech Vehicle Factory.
Moreover, the money had already been handed