The products manufactured by the Tru Kingdom could already be fully absorbed within the Four Blues. Only the countries on the Grand Line were unable to access them at all because of the costs of human transportation.
"King Cobra is right. We've only reached a preliminary consensus on the matters we can consider at this stage. As for the rest, we'll have to let our subordinates come together and discuss them properly," Nova said with a smile.
"Um... can I say something?"
Princess Vivi looked at the others with slightly aggrieved eyes, seemingly afraid to speak.
"What do you want to say?" Cobra asked.
"I want to ask King Nova something. The things you mentioned just now seem useful only to the people of our country. It doesn't seem like our country as a whole would gain much benefit from them, does it?" Vivi asked.
"Perhaps you don't understand yet. Once you truly begin involving yourself in state affairs, you should understand these things," Nova said with a sigh and a smile.
"Vivi, what King Nova has proposed this time will bring enormous benefits to our country. And you've overlooked one point: our country is not merely a piece of land, nor is it just our royal family. The foundation of a nation is its people. As long as their lives improve, it means the country has already become completely different," Cobra said earnestly.
"Really? But he hasn't mentioned how the profits from selling those goods will be divided," Vivi asked curiously.
"Vivi."
Cobra shouted sternly.
Nova's expression immediately turned cold at the sight.
Cobra hurriedly rose to his feet and said helplessly to Nova, "My apologies, King Nova. Vivi is young and doesn't understand propriety. I hope you can forgive her."
"King Cobra, you should understand that if the