Acting Grand Master Jean's move could only be described in three words: steady! Precise! Ruthless!
If you could not solve the problem, then deal with the people causing it. That was ruthless.
All these troublesome boys and girls would be sent to Inazuma for the Shogunate to handle. Whether they became farmers, enlisted, or went into business would be entirely up to them.
There was only one condition: barring exceptional circumstances, these people would never obtain the documents needed to enter Mondstadt's territory legally.
With just one Diplomatic Ambassador post, Mondstadt would rid itself of a major headache. When the deal was tallied up, Mondstadt would not really be losing out.
Then would Inazuma lose out? Not really. After nearly two years of civil war, Inazuma was desperately short of people and labor.
To restore the population as quickly as possible, Yucheng had begun implementing all kinds of policies encouraging childbirth after becoming Regent.
But encouraging childbirth could not immediately solve the labor shortage. Inazuma was now a hive of activity, mobilizing everyone with time to spare to develop Seirai Island as quickly as possible.
Thus, during its visits to Liyue and Mondstadt, the Inazuma delegation had another important objective: attracting people from abroad to Inazuma. Whether they came to work or do business, as long as they came, they were guaranteed to earn at least twice what they could in their own countries.
As for whether those young masters and ladies of the Lawrence Clan dared bring their rotten tempers to Inazuma, they were welcome to try.
They could throw their weight around in their homeland by relying on their clan's influence, but once they reached unfamiliar Inazuma, who would indulge prisoners from another country?
Both Acting Grand Master Jean and Eula stared fixedly at Yucheng, afraid he would