Morry said again, "I've contacted my brothers and sisters, and I can help you sign a contract to establish a stable iron supply channel. It's just that the price will be slightly higher."
He spoke with great caution.
However, as expected, Roman agreed without hesitation.
"Price is no issue!"
This trade contract meant that merchants could capture more profit, and the suppliers of iron ingots would gain more benefits, with only Sige Town losing out.
In the market, 1 Gold Coin could buy 30 pounds of high-quality iron ingots, but Sige Town could only get 25 or 20 pounds for 1 Gold Coin.
Correspondingly, Roman was able to secure a large and stable supply of iron ingots.
The content of the contract was not Morry's own wish.
Morry would have preferred to establish a long-term and friendly trading atmosphere with Sige Town rather than leeching off the town's body like a bloodsucker and extracting its healthy blood.
No noble Lord could tolerate being gnawed upon by bloodsuckers.
