"The arcane community has had similar ideas for a long time, but explaining the principles from an arcane perspective has always been difficult. Mr. Roland's remarks were truly like a gale blowing away the dark clouds, letting us see the sun again!"
The poor Atrelin People, who could not even say "the clouds parted to reveal the sun," exclaimed in delight as understanding dawned on them.
Still, they had not truly grasped what Roland meant by simplification and colloquialization.
But regardless, what he had shown on the surface alone was already enough to inspire astonishment and admiration.
Quite a few people said they eagerly awaited Mr. Roland's new paper.
"Mr. Roland, this really is something to look forward to.
I hope I'll soon have the honor of reading your new work, the Compendium of Bronze Inscriptions..."
A little later, Leon invited Roland aside and lavished praise on him.
In truth, however, he had little interest in Arcana. Whether deliberately or not, he steered the conversation toward the situation on the planes.
As Thorn Crown's family, the wealth they took greatest pride in was naturally the vast holdings accumulated in the Lainer Kingdom during his tenure as governor.
They had sprawling estates there, excellent harbors, and even mana crystal mines!
Likewise, there was an expansive market for promoting magical languages and the education industry.
Roland caught his unspoken meaning and smiled.
"In principle, I wholeheartedly welcome cooperation between your family and the Hilt Company. As for the specific terms, however, business should remain business. I hope you'll work things out with Mr. Rick of the Hilt Company."
Seeing how carefully Roland guarded his position, Leon could not help feeling disappointed.
But on second thought, he inexplicably felt reassured.
The more capable Roland proved to be, the longer this business would