"Oh, Lord Komer, do you really think all of us Gisa people are only interested in profit?" the young man with the sharp face shook his head repeatedly to show his dissatisfaction, "Lord Komer, those are all prejudices against us Gisa people. It's true that we Gisa people are mainly engaged in commerce, but we also make a living through our own abilities. People always think that Gisa people do not produce, and that we can accumulate wealth merely through trade, thus harboring some prejudices. However, they overlook the fact that we are exchanging our intelligence and knowledge for these achievements."
Seeing that Karmani seemed to be about to launch into a long speech again, Komer quickly interrupted him, "I apologize, Mr. Karmani. I have no prejudice against the Gisa people. In my view, every nation must have its own reasons and basis for survival in this world. The saying 'survival of the fittest' should be the best explanation. As for the means they adopt, I do not mind."
