Come to think of it, quite a few of the Necromancers who had ordered Calamity Rank Bone Dragons from Green and Princess Mulesina had drained their savings. Many had even taken out bank loans.
Green had his eye on these people. They were all Early Calamity Rank Necromancers and must have amassed plenty of Undead over the years. Even if none had as many as Princess Mulesina, each should have two or three million.
Besides, given enough time, they could replenish ordinary Undead without much difficulty. If Green let them use Undead creatures to cover part of the cost of a Bone Dragon, he was sure they would welcome the chance to ease their financial burden.
He needed to speak with Princess Mulesina first. She was the one dealing with those customers, and the terms, prices, and quantities would all need to be negotiated.
Still, it was hardly worth traveling all the way to Void World 26 to see her. Green sent a Magic Message explaining the situation and asking for her help.
Princess Mulesina was busy too. Orders for Bone Dragons were already booked more than ten years out, and several people had come calling in the past few days, hoping to use their connections. They included friends of Grand Duke Mora, allies of the Kingdom, and even Princess Mulesina's classmates and close friends...
She could turn some away, but others were impossible to refuse. They would have to be moved up the queue.
That was why, even after expanding production to at least two Calamity Rank Bone Dragons a year, Green still insisted on claiming their annual capacity was only one. He had expected people to pull strings, so he had reserved that extra Dragon each year for them.
That way, existing orders would remain unaffected, and he