Green could tell Princess Mulesina was tempted. Before coming, he had worked out just how profitable selling Bone Dragons could be. He did not believe she could ignore that kind of money. If she was still holding back, it was only because she wanted to hear the details of his plan.
Green gathered his thoughts. "I'll handle production of the dragon bones and Divine Power Cores. Your Highness will handle assembly and sales. After costs, we split the profit fifty-fifty..."
Princess Mulesina nodded to herself. A fifty-fifty split was generous, considering that Green controlled both core technologies. She could produce dragon bones herself, but her costs and production speed were another matter. Using her dragon bones would cut the profit in half.
"Good! It's settled." Princess Mulesina made the decision without further thought.
Even Green's deadpan face showed a rare smile. After settling a few more details with Princess Mulesina, the two of them went to work separately...
Just a few days later, Green and Princess Mulesina welcomed their first major customer: a Calamity Rank Necromancer who lived on the Great Ice Plain in the North.
This Necromancer was in even worse shape than Princess Mulesina. He had advanced to Calamity Rank more than forty years ago but still had no Calamity Rank Undead. And, much like her before, he was facing a life-or-death crisis.
As soon as Princess Mulesina learned of his situation, she sent him a message explaining the offer.
The Necromancer was astonished that such a deal existed. Willing to give it a try, he teleported over using the Spatial Coordinates Princess Mulesina provided.
Naturally, Green and Princess Mulesina had no finished Bone Dragons in stock. They used Mahabam as a demonstration model and let the Necromancer take him for a test ride. Then Princess Mulesina launched