He couldn't accept such a price, and he didn't know if 500,000 yuan could support the renovation cost of a Dragonpit.
Wei Lys also knew that the bottom lines of the two parties were too different to reach a tacit understanding, so he had the idea of leaving.
Seeing that Wei Lys was about to turn around and leave, Redd immediately threatened. "Unless you don't want House Mooton to continue to exist!"
Hearing such a threat, Wei Lys was furious, and his voice was like a roaring lion, resounding throughout the room:
"Even if you sell everyone in House Mooton as slaves, you will never be able to collect 1 million Gold Dragon!"
Redd also understood at this moment that the first way was obviously not feasible.
He shrugged helplessly, as if he had expected this result.
Then, he said calmly, "In this case, you can only choose the second way.
I want 500,000 Gold Dragon, and I have to provide 70% of the income of the entire territory every year."
Wei Lys is obviously very dissatisfied with such conditions.
This means not only having to pay a huge amount of money, but also providing Redd with a large amount of wealth every year. It is like finding an ancestor for yourself. Who can bear such a request?
Seeing Wei Lys's extremely angry look, and even wanting to die with Redd for a moment, although Redd was not afraid in his heart, he did not want to make things too serious.
So, he calmed down his attitude a little and changed the original request of 70% of the income to 60%. After all, he had to leave a little hope for House Mooton so that they would not completely despair.
Wei Lys was silent for a moment, and finally made a request. "Okay, I can accept your conditions.
However, you must take away all the proletarian knights you installed here."
Regarding this small request, Redd felt that it was not a big problem, so he readily agreed:
"No problem, I will take away those who are willing to go with me. As for those who are unwilling to go with me, you can just watch and deal with it."
After the two reached an agreement, Wei Lys left with a gloomy face.
Redd is thinking about how to allocate and spend the 500,000 Gold Dragon.
Building Dragonpit requires a large number of slaves for mining. In other words, you have to use the 500,000 Gold Dragon to distribute it reasonably, buy food, metal ore, and a large number of slaves.
Douglas should be able to handle the purchase of such items. After all, this guy has been a pirate.
Three days later, Wei Lys was ready. In addition to a large amount of gold coins, there were also various items, which filled three large ships.
Only 200,000 of them are Gold Dragon, boxes of shiny ones, and the remaining 300,000 gold coins are various items delivered as deductions.
It can be said that Redd basically hollowed out House Mooton.
The reason why it has such an effect is the result of Redd's strong threats. After all, one of life and wealth has to be given up.
As for whether Wei Lys dared to bet Redd and did not dare to take action, judging from the results, he did not dare. After all, Prince of Dorne died in the hands of Redd.
Redd looked at everything in front of him and couldn't help feeling a little emotional.
He knew that he had won the deal, but at the same time he also realized that he had been deeply involved in this power struggle.
He knew that he could not let down his guard easily and must always be vigilant, just in case.
Redd decided to use the 500,000 gold coins to build Dragonpit and purchase necessary materials and slaves.
This requires a lot of time and energy, but he is ready, no matter what the cost, he will do it.
At the same time, Redd also understands that he cannot solve the problem solely by relying on money and materials.
He also needs to build a strong army to protect his position.
This requires a lot of training and preparation, but he is ready, no matter what the cost, he will do it.
Redd took a deep breath and grasped the sword in his hand again.
Three huge sea-going ships were moored quietly at the dock. The decks were piled with all kinds of cargo, from heavy wooden boxes to neatly bundled cloths, to several tightly sealed barrels of fresh water and food. Each item was carefully fixed by the sailors to ensure that it would not shake during the voyage.
After days of busy work, all the cargo has been loaded and the sails have been inspected. Just waiting for an order, the sails can be raised and the waves can be sailed away.
At this moment, Jason walked over with a steady pace, and with a bit of solemnity on his face, he walked to Redd, bowed slightly, and reported in a low voice:
"Sir, there are less than thirty knights left who are willing to accompany us to Dragonstone."
He paused, with a hint of helplessness in his tone, "Most people... chose to stay."
Redd Hearing this, his brows twitched almost imperceptibly, but his heart felt like a mirror.
He didn't have to think hard to guess that Wei Lys was behind this.
That guy had been a lot angry with himself recently, and he was holding back a fire with nowhere to vent. Now he took this opportunity to keep these knights, most likely because he wanted to find a reason to get rid of them, so as to vent the bad anger in his heart.
Also, whoever it is, who has been feeling aggrieved for so long, must find an outlet.
However, Redd doesn't care much about this, and even thinks it's a bit ridiculous.
These knights actually wavered at critical moments, unable to even maintain the most basic loyalty. The so-called loyalty is not absolute, that is absolutely disloyal, and keeping them may not be a good thing.
If Wei Lys wants to deal with them, then just do as he wishes. Even if all these people die, Redd won't feel half-heartedly worried.
While he was thinking about it, Douglas also walked over quickly, with a somewhat capable expression on his face. He approached Redd and said loudly, "Sir, everything is ready and everyone is in place. You can board the ship and set sail."
Redd nodded, no longer hesitated, turned around and walked towards one of the large ships. At the same time, he raised his hand and waved, signaling for Jasont and Douglas to follow.
Just when they were about to step onto the gangplank, several deafening dragon roars suddenly came from outside the port.
Everyone followed the sound and saw three giant dragons rising into the sky from the distant skyline. Their huge wings flapped, bringing up gusts of wind and flying towards the port.
Their huge size is particularly eye-catching in the sky, their bodies covered with scales reflect the sunlight, and their sharp eyes scan below.
When the dragon passed over the port at low altitude, the strong wind brought by its huge wings was like an invisible hand, causing the flags on the pier to flap and even some loosely stacked debris to tumble.