The remaining representatives fell silent at Dunn's words.
A moment later, a clear, melodious female voice rang out, making one feel as though they were surrounded by nature. "Mr. Dunn, will the rate for our mine go up too?"
Dunn turned to look. The speaker was a beautiful young woman with two pointed ears unlike those of ordinary people, clearly a girl of the Elf Race.
"Of course the Elf Race's share won't increase, Miss Geya. Not just yours-the other two mines will remain unchanged too."
The elf girl who had spoken was Geya, the representative of the Magic Crystal Mine. Although she still looked like a young girl, Dunn knew she had been in charge of this Magic Crystal Mine for nearly fifty years.
Karagon had previously negotiated the arrangements for these three mineral deposits with the Legendary figures behind the three factions. At present, Dunn had no true Legendary figure behind him, so he naturally could not tamper with these three mines at will.
He certainly coveted the profits from these three mines. After all, Karagon had yielded a considerable share of the profits back then to win over those three factions.
But there was nothing he could do. For now, he could only accept it.
"What about the audits?"
Geya looked at Dunn with a smile.
"Those are a must. Otherwise, I won't be able to answer for it!"
Dunn spoke decisively, his words vaguely suggesting that this was a demand from the person behind him.
At that, Geya's expression briefly froze. She sighed softly and said nothing more.
Seeing that Geya had fallen silent, Dunn swept his gaze over the others and saw that the representatives of the other two mineral deposits had no intention of raising any objections.
Instead, Badal, the representative of the Tulip