"It seemed, Rost, that you also believed our plan was indeed feasible." After hearing Rost's suggestion, the Agriculture Archbishop did not immediately state his position. There was too much information, and he needed time to process it—as did many people within the Agriculture Church.
"Of course."
Viscount Rost said with a smile, "Agricultural Magitech Machinery is inherently highly efficient. As a supplier of Agricultural Magitech Machinery, I know that very well—better than anyone."
"One could say that the greatest drawback Agricultural Magitech Machinery had for the public was its price. After all, the cost of producing such machines was already very high."
"Under such circumstances, it was impossible to expect every lord and noble to purchase them. At most, they would buy one or two smaller machines. I originally thought that in the future, several lords could only purchase them together, or merchants would form a team and follow the weather each year."
"For instance, a merchant caravan could purchase a hundred harvesters, start from the southern City-State Alliance, harvest continuously as it headed north, and take advantage of the differing ripening times caused by climate differences. So long as they were not intercepted along the way, they would most likely be able to harvest from south to north."
"With such frequent use of this Agricultural Magitech Machinery, they could quickly recoup their investment and turn a profit..."
As Viscount Rost spoke of what was on his mind, he suddenly realized something was wrong. If he kept talking like this, what if the Agriculture Church changed its thinking? What if, instead of placing some machines in every church, it decided to organize such teams? Wouldn't that mean he would sell far fewer machines?
With that thought, Viscount Rost abruptly changed the subject. "But compared with that, your Agriculture Church's plan