The trade fair began.
Walking down the street, all kinds of goods filled the shelves. The cry of merchants was ceaseless.
The once prosperous Dardiel City seemed to have returned.
It was evident that Baron West had done his homework. It required considerable effort to gather such a merchant crowd, to say nothing else.
Like all the native nobles, Hudson was just a spectator, not a purchaser. This was a prior agreement amongst them all. Regardless of whatever goods appeared in the city, they would not engage in any transactions this time.
As for the future, well, they would cross that bridge when they came to it. The memory of the nobles was indeed limited. Although they emotionally didn't want to see the Northern aristocracy rise, the Southern Region genuinely needed a commercial hub.
Assuming Dardiel City became the commercial hub, it could bring them substantial benefits. They would probably not refuse such conveniences.
