AHaha..h..a... Not as funny as I imagined. 50,000 gold coins for just a few potatoes? Do I know something wrong about the value of money? According to a calculation I did before, it should only take around 75~100 gold coins to buy a house and find a job for a person living on the street. Even if you tell that person to live in an ordinary village and give him 10 gold coins, he can live his own life in any village. Is it really possible for a person to want to take a job that only has potential with so much money that he can give a better life to the poor in the whole city or build his own regular army?
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Actually, Yuto's way of thinking was not completely wrong. His questions were quite valid, but there was one thing he didn't know. A country like this, where technology was not developed, the nobles needed a large amount of human power to do big business and earn big money.
