Futanari System

Gold Flow

Days rolled by as I purchased and had materials start to come into the tower. Meanwhile, I was in new negotiations with the Demon lands. The free trade agreement brought a lot of the races to my door. They were more interested than I thought about the trade agreement. Things were going more painless than I expected, and with the Council of Silvermoon giving me the green light, I started to realize many of the reasons why the trade deal was going smoothly.

There were fewer regulations on things. From fishing to alchemy, things were not as regulated. Unless something considered an extremely dangerous material or was incredibly addictive, it wasn't regulated or was controlled. This made many of the things in trade deals my old world was shackled down on much more manageable. They were much more interested in the benefits than the downsides.

The problem was that the negotiations were not going to be short. They continued as people started hatching out exact wording between our countries. At this point, the Demon lands were getting the better end of the deal, unfortunately. They were the stronger partner with more resources. Even though our country would be able to tax any sales made inside our country and they would be able to tax in their country. This would only be beneficial in the long run.

This came to my next problem that I would want to tackle once I got back home. I needed a bank. I wanted the profits from it too. It was simply too good to give up in this world. With the many things happening around me and the lack of strength I had, I would have to give up on that for now. A bank inside my country would need the power to back it up, and I was too weak for that. I needed more than just myself as well.

The days passed quickly from meeting to meeting, only stopping for food once and a while as I filled my schedule until the day that all the ingredients I wanted to arrive. I was planning on shutting myself in to make the gold flow I needed. I already told her my plans to Emily so she could start finding buyers. Rose was interested and wanted to as an Investor. I told her to opt-out of this one as the funds I was making were going to various things that I needed to be done. In the end, the money will all be spent, and it wouldn't be a sustainable business. I would not be able to afford the research into making a mass marketing lab at this point. I had many ideas I think were viable that I told her I would look into and that she could be an Investor.

For now, though, every copper coin that I made had another home. My embassy was dangerously underfunded right now, with salaries not being paid if I didn't start making thousands of gold coins soon. I needed to keep the ingredients coming while I began to make more. I still required discussions to go on, filling my time even more.

After two weeks since my revelation, I had all the ingredients I needed to get started. I cleared my schedule for a week so that I could get started. I needed to make enough gold to sustain wages next month. Any sign that there wasn't gold in our coffers would reflect poorly upon me when there was more than enough to fund the embassy for a year.

With that, I was in the laboratory that I was setting up. The next room was a warehouse. Not far down the hallway was Tina's workshop. I ignored that as I entered inside and set up the Lab equipment with my new Void alchemical set. It was a new set that you could feel the mana emanate off of it with dark void power lightly. I stretched as a smile started to plaster my face. I put on proper robes for the first time in a long time and set about work. Emily entered the room behind me, making herself known in a way that made me remember years ago before I ever left the Silvermoon tower on a journey.

"All the Ingredients you requested are here," She said; I could hear the happiness in her voice.

"Thanks, Em' I am going to start," I replied.

Instantly I took the ingredients and set to work prepping it. The first potion with my new set was going to be a simple health potion. It was necessary for testing the equipment to see anything different. I was also out of practice.