In the end, Green lowered the price of Titan Armor to eighty Gold Pounds per kilogram, close to what the Dwarf Kingdom charged for exported armor.
He also promised Princess Muer Yatis a rebate of ten Gold Pounds per kilogram. Only then did she leave delighted, ready to lobby the Divine Eagle Empire's logistics department to give Gemu Company at least 50% of its armor procurement.
As for the Bone Dragon Mecha, nothing had been settled yet. Princess Muer Yatis wanted to see how Princess Mulesina's Bone Dragon performed after its upgrade.
Once Princess Muer Yatis was gone, only the two of them remained. Princess Mulesina immediately asked, "Hey, what does that armor actually cost to make? How much profit are we getting?"
Green smiled and held up three fingers.
"Thirty Gold Pounds!" Princess Mulesina's eyes lit up. If it cost thirty Gold Pounds, their profit would double even after deducting Princess Muer Yatis's ten-Gold-Pound rebate.
But Green went on, "Thirty Gold Pounds is only the preliminary estimate. Once we achieve large-scale production, I reckon the cost could fall sharply—to twenty Gold Pounds, maybe even below ten."
Green did not hide the real profit from her. Although the manufacturing technology for Titan Armor was in his hands, without Princess Mulesina's connections and management, he would struggle to earn as much. He would also have to spend more time on it and deal with more trouble.
Princess Mulesina had put in plenty of effort and shielded him from the endless problems that arose. She had every right to take half the company's profits.
Green had never been one to haggle over money. If he and Princess Mulesina ever reached the point of counting every coin, their partnership would probably be over.
Then Green gave her a sly look and took out