Chapter 141
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"Well, I'd like to hear what my granddaughter's good idea is."
Grandfather told me.
First of all, the response is not bad.
To be honest, I swallowed a sigh of relief, nervously.
Using the direct lineage authority to engage in Lombardy's business, and to make suggestions to grandfather about what happened in the North are quite different stories.
I took a deep breath and then carefully exhaled it.
“Actually, Sir Clerivan sometimes asks me for opinions about the business of the company.”
"Clerivan?"
My grandfather said with his eyes wide open as if it was unexpected.
Clerivan is one of the few people my grandfather recognize.
But it is hard to believe that Clerivan is discussing things with me.
I continued, feeling that my grandfather's eyes looking at me changed a little.
"Yes. And that's what happened this morning. About the landslides in the North."
"Uhm. Yeah, Tia, you heard it too."
"It's a shame."
Grandfather nodded at my gloomy face.
"So I was discussing a few things, and I thought it would be a good opportunity for Pellet and Lombardy."
Grandfather stared at me for a moment without saying anything.
It was far from my grandfather's usual appearance, who looked at me and burst into laughter 'Huhuhuh!'
It was more serious and deeper than ever.
"I have a question before that, Tia."
Grandfather spoke to me in a low voice.
"What do you think our Lombardy should do after knowing this landslide in the North?"
"Helping the North!. It's been devastated by a landslide."
Fortunately, Lord Ivan accepted Violet's words and there were no more disastrous casualties than in my previous life.
Still, many people have lost their homes.
"I don't think we should turn a blind eye to the crisis in the region, which is one of the pillars of the Empire."
"How come? It's far away and it has nothing to do with us."
"The Empire is divided into East, West, South, North, and Central, but it is never divided again."
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We should not sit back and do nothing about the far North.
"If we look at the mines right now, we're going to have to get the North back to normal so that our Lombardy mining industry can get back to normal. Roll up our sleeves and step up to the plate to help. But."
"But?"
"But I'm sure there's a way for Lombardy to benefit from helping the North."
Grandfather nodded with a 'Hum' sound and asked.
"So what was the first priority in helping the North?"
"Rebuilding."
I did not hesitate to answer immediately.
"The first priority should be to help rebuild the people of the North so that they can rise again on their own. And if there's one more thing... It would be taking responsibility."
"Responsibility?."
Grandfather rubbed his short beard and spoke in a low voice.
"Yes, The Ivan family has greatly increased logging. The great Lords are responsible for them."
"Aside from Ivan, I think there is one more family to share responsibility for the landslide, I think."
I looked at my grandfather with eyes that didn't contain laughter.
"What do you think, Grandpa?"
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"...It's good to be so reassuring to hear that I and my granddaughter have the same thought."
My grandfather, who paused for a while, smiled secretly.
I also spoke in a much brighter voice.
"Of course, helping the North rebuild safely will come first!"
"Yes, sure, Of course!"
"And in the process, Lombardy is showing off!"
"What kind of showing off?"
Grandfather asked, crossing his hands on the armrest of the chair.
It was one of my grandfather's habits when he concentrated.
"The Pellet Corporation has a lot of Triva wood, Grandpa. Sir Clerivan wants to return the woods back to the North."
"That's what Clerivan was thinking. Well, it's uncharacteristic, but it."
Grandfather said so and smiled.
"Right? If he sells it to Angenas now, it'll be worth the price."
If it was in Clerivan's character, he would probably hand over the woods to Angenas without hesitation.
After receiving a huge amount of money.
Now that the supply and demand of Triva trees in the North are uncertain, Angenas will rush in with his eyes lit, so he can take his part.
But I'm the one who has the final decision in Pellet Corporation.
And Triva wood was collected from the beginning in preparation for this landslide.
'The money I could have been earned' was not a waste at all.
Because there's a greater purpose than earning Angenas' money.
"Sir Clerivan intends to resell the Triva tree owned by Pellet to the Northern families, including the Ivans, for reconstruction. It's a price that doesn't leave any transportation costs. And I'd like Lombardy to join here."
"It's not just Lombardy's talking about buying wood and sending it to the North."
"Isn't the presence of an engineer as much as durable materials are needed at the disaster site, Grandpa?"
"You mean the civil engineers of Lombardy Construction."
Great grandfather.
He points out my thoughts right away.
"Of course, they're busy with the Angenas development project, but..."
I muttered so small that I read my grandfather's mind.
Sure enough.
When the story of the Angenas development project came out, Grandpa's face hardened slightly.
Not only did Viese sign an absurd contract to receive the payment later, but now that the supply and demand of woods have been disrupted, the construction itself is uncertain.
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"Well, I'd like to hear what my granddaughter's good idea is."
Grandfather told me.
First of all, the response is not bad.
To be honest, I swallowed a sigh of relief, nervously.
Using the direct lineage authority to engage in Lombardy's business, and to make suggestions to grandfather about what happened in the North are quite different stories.
I took a deep breath and then carefully exhaled it.
“Actually, Sir Clerivan sometimes asks me for opinions about the business of the company.”
"Clerivan?"
My grandfather said with his eyes wide open as if it was unexpected.
Clerivan is one of the few people my grandfather recognize.
But it is hard to believe that Clerivan is discussing things with me.
I continued, feeling that my grandfather's eyes looking at me changed a little.
"Yes. And that's what happened this morning. About the landslides in the North."
"Uhm. Yeah, Tia, you heard it too."
"It's a shame."
Grandfather nodded at my gloomy face.
"So I was discussing a few things, and I thought it would be a good opportunity for Pellet and Lombardy."
Grandfather stared at me for a moment without saying anything.
It was far from my grandfather's usual appearance, who looked at me and burst into laughter 'Huhuhuh!'
It was more serious and deeper than ever.
"I have a question before that, Tia."
Grandfather spoke to me in a low voice.
"What do you think our Lombardy should do after knowing this landslide in the North?"
"Helping the North!. It's been devastated by a landslide."
Fortunately, Lord Ivan accepted Violet's words and there were no more disastrous casualties than in my previous life.
Still, many people have lost their homes.
"I don't think we should turn a blind eye to the crisis in the region, which is one of the pillars of the Empire."
"How come? It's far away and it has nothing to do with us."
"The Empire is divided into East, West, South, North, and Central, but it is never divided again."
Like it or not, the families are all intertwined with all sorts of ties and deals.
Please read this chapter at www.lightnovelreader.com for faster releases
We should not sit back and do nothing about the far North.
"If we look at the mines right now, we're going to have to get the North back to normal so that our Lombardy mining industry can get back to normal. Roll up our sleeves and step up to the plate to help. But."
"But?"
"But I'm sure there's a way for Lombardy to benefit from helping the North."
Grandfather nodded with a 'Hum' sound and asked.
"So what was the first priority in helping the North?"
"Rebuilding."
I did not hesitate to answer immediately.
"The first priority should be to help rebuild the people of the North so that they can rise again on their own. And if there's one more thing... It would be taking responsibility."
"Responsibility?."
Grandfather rubbed his short beard and spoke in a low voice.
"Yes, The Ivan family has greatly increased logging. The great Lords are responsible for them."
"Aside from Ivan, I think there is one more family to share responsibility for the landslide, I think."
I looked at my grandfather with eyes that didn't contain laughter.
"What do you think, Grandpa?"
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"...It's good to be so reassuring to hear that I and my granddaughter have the same thought."
My grandfather, who paused for a while, smiled secretly.
I also spoke in a much brighter voice.
"Of course, helping the North rebuild safely will come first!"
"Yes, sure, Of course!"
"And in the process, Lombardy is showing off!"
"What kind of showing off?"
Grandfather asked, crossing his hands on the armrest of the chair.
It was one of my grandfather's habits when he concentrated.
"The Pellet Corporation has a lot of Triva wood, Grandpa. Sir Clerivan wants to return the woods back to the North."
"That's what Clerivan was thinking. Well, it's uncharacteristic, but it."
Grandfather said so and smiled.
"Right? If he sells it to Angenas now, it'll be worth the price."
If it was in Clerivan's character, he would probably hand over the woods to Angenas without hesitation.
After receiving a huge amount of money.
Now that the supply and demand of Triva trees in the North are uncertain, Angenas will rush in with his eyes lit, so he can take his part.
But I'm the one who has the final decision in Pellet Corporation.
And Triva wood was collected from the beginning in preparation for this landslide.
'The money I could have been earned' was not a waste at all.
Because there's a greater purpose than earning Angenas' money.
"Sir Clerivan intends to resell the Triva tree owned by Pellet to the Northern families, including the Ivans, for reconstruction. It's a price that doesn't leave any transportation costs. And I'd like Lombardy to join here."
"It's not just Lombardy's talking about buying wood and sending it to the North."
"Isn't the presence of an engineer as much as durable materials are needed at the disaster site, Grandpa?"
"You mean the civil engineers of Lombardy Construction."
Great grandfather.
He points out my thoughts right away.
"Of course, they're busy with the Angenas development project, but..."
I muttered so small that I read my grandfather's mind.
Sure enough.
When the story of the Angenas development project came out, Grandpa's face hardened slightly.
Not only did Viese sign an absurd contract to receive the payment later, but now that the supply and demand of woods have been disrupted, the construction itself is uncertain.
"Well, I'd like to hear what my granddaughter's good idea is."Grandfather told me.First of all, the response is not bad.To be honest, I swallowed a sigh of relief, nervously.Using the direct lineage authority to engage in Lombardy's business, and to make suggestions to grandfather about what happened in the North are quite different stories.I took a deep breath and then carefully exhaled it.Actually, Sir Clerivan sometimes asks me for opinions about the business of the company."Clerivan?"My grandfather said with his eyes wide open as if it was unexpected.Clerivan is one of the few people my grandfather recognize.But it is hard to believe that Clerivan is discussing things with me.I continued, feeling that my grandfather's eyes looking at me changed a little."Yes. And that's what happened this morning. About the landslides in the North.""Uhm. Yeah, Tia, you heard it too.""It's a shame."Grandfather nodded at my gloomy face."So I was discussing a few things, and I thought it would be a good opportunity for Pellet and Lombardy."Grandfather stared at me for a moment without saying anything.It was far from my grandfather's usual appearance, who looked at me and burst into laughter 'Huhuhuh!'It was more serious and deeper than ever."I have a question before that, Tia."Grandfather spoke to me in a low voice."What do you think our Lombardy should do after knowing this landslide in the North?""Helping the North!. It's been devastated by a landslide."Fortunately, Lord Ivan accepted Violet's words and there were no more disastrous casualties than in my previous life.Still, many people have lost their homes."I don't think we should turn a blind eye to the crisis in the region, which is one of the pillars of the Empire.""How come? It's far away and it has nothing to do with us.""The Empire is divided into East, West, South, North, and Central, but it is never divided again."Like it or not, the families are all intertwined with all sorts of ties and deals.Please read this chapter at www.lightnovelreader.com for faster releasesWe should not sit back and do nothing about the far North."If we look at the mines right now, we're going to have to get the North back to normal so that our Lombardy mining industry can get back to normal. Roll up our sleeves and step up to the plate to help. But.""But?""But I'm sure there's a way for Lombardy to benefit from helping the North."Grandfather nodded with a 'Hum' sound and asked."So what was the first priority in helping the North?""Rebuilding."I did not hesitate to answer immediately."The first priority should be to help rebuild the people of the North so that they can rise again on their own. And if there's one more thing... It would be taking responsibility.""Responsibility?."Grandfather rubbed his short beard and spoke in a low voice."Yes, The Ivan family has greatly increased logging. The great Lords are responsible for them.""Aside from Ivan, I think there is one more family to share responsibility for the landslide, I think."I looked at my grandfather with eyes that didn't contain laughter."What do you think, Grandpa?"Please read this chapter at www.lightnovelreader.com for faster releases"...It's good to be so reassuring to hear that I and my granddaughter have the same thought."My grandfather, who paused for a while, smiled secretly.I also spoke in a much brighter voice."Of course, helping the North rebuild safely will come first!""Yes, sure, Of course!""And in the process, Lombardy is showing off!""What kind of showing off?"Grandfather asked, crossing his hands on the armrest of the chair.It was one of my grandfather's habits when he concentrated."The Pellet Corporation has a lot of Triva wood, Grandpa. Sir Clerivan wants to return the woods back to the North.""That's what Clerivan was thinking. Well, it's uncharacteristic, but it."Grandfather said so and smiled."Right? If he sells it to Angenas now, it'll be worth the price."If it was in Clerivan's character, he would probably hand over the woods to Angenas without hesitation.After receiving a huge amount of money.Now that the supply and demand of Triva trees in the North are uncertain, Angenas will rush in with his eyes lit, so he can take his part.But I'm the one who has the final decision in Pellet Corporation.And Triva wood was collected from the beginning in preparation for this landslide.'The money I could have been earned' was not a waste at all.Because there's a greater purpose than earning Angenas' money."Sir Clerivan intends to resell the Triva tree owned by Pellet to the Northern families, including the Ivans, for reconstruction. It's a price that doesn't leave any transportation costs. And I'd like Lombardy to join here.""It's not just Lombardy's talking about buying wood and sending it to the North.""Isn't the presence of an engineer as much as durable materials are needed at the disaster site, Grandpa?""You mean the civil engineers of Lombardy Construction."Great grandfather.He points out my thoughts right away."Of course, they're busy with the Angenas development project, but..."I muttered so small that I read my grandfather's mind.Sure enough.When the story of the Angenas development project came out, Grandpa's face hardened slightly.Not only did Viese sign an absurd contract to receive the payment later, but now that the supply and demand of woods have been disrupted, the construction itself is uncertain.
