The city lord there is a middle-aged woman. I don’t know the exact age, but it seems a little older than Captain Gardro.

"Young man, is there anything you need to do when you come here?" The middle-aged female dragon general is like a graceful and charming human aristocratic woman, more noble than the deep water queen Deepsid. The robes and decorations on her body look valuable.

"Madam Saboka, you said that you can provide some paid help for the construction of our new city during the last visit," Niedhog's calm demeanor became more and more prominent, just like the combination of business elites and cold special forces in Earth Film and Television, it seemed to be cultivated during the competition for marriage and brides. In fact, his personality has always been like this, so even if you come to ask for help, it has a sense of being neither humble nor arrogant. "Now, I need some metal ore and several Naga servants."

"Oh, it seems that your city construction is progressing well," said the middle-aged lady Saboka, who seemed a little surprised, actually said perfunctorily, "These are not a problem, I have them here, but, in terms of price, you know, there are no minerals like the Holy City, so I will collect a little more..."

"This is reasonable," said Niedhog. "Please offer."

"Well, it depends on how much you need..." Mrs. Saboka's clothes were unhurried.

Niedhog took something out of his sleeve and presented it with one hand.

Seeing this, Mrs. Saboka's eyes lit up immediately.

This is a diamond necklace.

It is crystal clear and exquisite in craftsmanship. At first glance, it looks like a diamond necklace crafted by the elves of the main plane.

"This is..." Mrs. Saboka's breathing was a little rapid, "Is this a handicraft brought by the old world? Where are you from... Well, is it the little girl Coria's family? Oh, she actually treasures her own treasures for your city construction... Oh, this is a good thing, you can build a small city. Are you really sure to use it to exchange for these materials that only take more time to accumulate and cultivate mature Naga servants?"

Niedhog was very calm and did not seem to feel sorry for this "priceful" baby.

"We want to build our own city as soon as possible, develop enough power, and develop surrounding resources as soon as possible," said Niedhog. "So, such efforts are worth it. You also know that these things can be saved in a little time, but now we lack time. After all, fifty years later is the sacred moment of war. We really can't afford to waste..."

"That's how it seems to be true..." Mrs. Saboka nodded, holding the diamond necklace in her hand, and obviously she had regarded it as her own property.

"So, can my wife tell me how much supplies can this necklace be exchanged for?" Needhog saw that she couldn't put it down and played with the diamonds on her face, and seemed to have forgotten to bargain, and reminded her.

"Oh, yes, don't worry, the housekeeper will make arrangements, you just need to wait here," Mrs. Saboka's eyes never left those shining diamonds. "I'll send you an additional transportation team. After all, Naga is not suitable for rough work. Please chat with me..."

"Thank you then!" said Niedhog.

An energetic male Naga old man bowed slightly and left immediately.

"By the way, I heard that you are an outstanding figure in the younger generation, so you defeated other competitors and won the favor of the little girl Coria. As a dragon clan who is not born, it is really rare," Mrs. Saboka seemed to just ask casually, but the meaning of temptation was obvious, "But your family is obviously a little thinner..."

"So we need to build a city and develop our careers soon," said Niedhog.

"By the way, I also heard that you promised to double Coria's property, but now she is willing to take out her treasure. It seems that she is very confident in you... Such a boy is really rare..." said Mrs. Saboka.

“Because I have some unique insights into management,” said Niedhog. “I am confident that I will build my territory just like my own path to evolution…”

"Is that?" Mrs. Saboka seemed more interested in this. She looked at him brightly, "Is it because of the disguise from the old world?"

"Yes," Nedhog did not shy away, "he did teach me some tricks from the old world, but His Majesty the Dragon Emperor has already branded my soul with the most loyalty, and I will use those things well to promote the growth of the Dragon Clan."

"It's so interesting. It seems that His Majesty the Dragon Emperor attaches great importance to you." Mrs. Saboka turned her eyes back on the necklace, "It's a pity that I'm older. If I'm younger, I should have found a young man who is enterprising like you, as my partner. Unfortunately, there is no one who can worry about it... Find someone who can protect me. I love fighting too much, but I end up dead in the hands of the Warcraft of the Little World, leaving me with a bunch of money, but I don't have a suitable piece of jewelry yet..."

As she said that, she put on the diamond necklace and announced her ownership.

"This old rich woman is alone in the empty room, it's obvious!" Leo laughed.

Sara Carrigen seemed to be unable to hear some of the hints in this sentence, but he didn't say much.

"Coria doesn't seem to like jewelry very much," Niedhog looked serious, "Maybe, we will need other buildings in the future..."

"Is that so good," said Mrs. Saboka. "Since Coria doesn't like jewelry, she can also exchange it with me. I don't like the heavy gold and silver, or these transparent and glittering little things are more attractive to me."

"I will tell her," said Niedhog.

The conversation seemed a bit awkward, but Niedhogg handled it quite appropriately.

Mrs. Saboka was not interested in Niedhog's sensitive identity, but was even more curious about Coria's collection.

"Listen to my niece Akalios, she got three transparent crystal sculptures while exploring the territory of the Ice Dragon, which seemed to be crafts from the old world..." Mrs. Saboka began to test again.

"I don't know much about this," Niedhog said honestly. "Only she knows Coria's collection, I'm just borrowing a few to speed up the construction of the city."

"Akalios is a good sister of Coria and a good partner who grew up together. She can't be wrong," said Mrs. Saboka. "You can ask, I can take out enough equivalents to exchange, and I'm also very interested in things from the old world..."

The niece Akalios she mentioned seemed to be Coria's best friend.

If I remember correctly, that girl seems to have a good impression of Balhaas...

Originally, there were only dozens of wood-type dragon generals. There were not many natural dragons that evolved. They should be related to each other. As for those who died, they were either in the Dragon Temple or under the sword of the Dragon Slayer Warrior on the main plane. Therefore, if you really want to maintain the advantages of the dragon clan's bloodline, you should combine the natural dragon with the evolved dragon generals.

But it is not right. After all, the evolved dragon generals are also "infected" with the original dragon general bloodline. In fact, there is not much difference. The dragon clan bloodline gene is too strong, so there is no need to be afraid of inbreeding...

They talked more and more politely, and I was a little distracted...

Soon after, the housekeeper of Naga came to report that the supplies were ready.

Outside, fifty Naga servants were men and women, two real dragons, and ten Yalongs pulled carts, pulling ten carts of rough copper and iron ore, and more than two hundred and a half dragons were ready to go.

A diamond necklace can be sold for about 100 million yuan on the earth. It seems a bit unprofitable to get such a little material and labor, but here is enough to build a small town.

It seems that Mrs. Saboka is not a profiteer, she is very kind.

After the two said goodbye, Niedhog rushed back with his new subordinates.

"Is this a transaction between smart creatures?" Salakarigen was obviously not very satisfied. "If it were my Zerg, the resources of each other must be adjusted to achieve a balanced distribution of wealth!"

"This is a beautiful idea," I said, "but when resources are not abundant enough, the allocation involves the interests of oneself or the group in which they are located. As a city lord, the accumulated resources are also for the better development of oneself."

"But they are of the same race..." Sara Kerigen said.

"Yes, they are the same race, so there is a peaceful coexistence and exchange and premise. If they are foreign races, there is no possibility of such transactions or even profits," I said. "Just like the three races in the main plane, small vendors can communicate with each other, but it is impossible for you to trade important construction and strategic materials, because every point of the enemy is powerful, it is a threat to yourself. If it is a slave worker, it is even more impossible."

"So, the Zerg actually has more advantages!" She was a little proud.

I said quietly: "I will also lose some opportunities for innovation and progress."

"I didn't see..." She disdained.

"The Dragons are really a little bit short," I said, "but Niedhog is a good player I train, and he will innovate."

"Then strengthen the power of the dragon clan," she said.
Chapter completed!