Red Dragon has magic

Chapter 422 Capitalist

Several months passed without any movement, and there was no change in the abdomen, which was even smaller than Saloves's dangling belly. Tassela, Cecilia and Fiora were all a little anxious.

What is worrying is not the lack of wealth but the inequality. Fortunately, no one has made any movement and we are all on the same starting line.

Leon didn't care anyway. He went back and forth to the forging workshop every day, focusing on his sword-making career.

In addition to that magic sword, Leon also had six adamantine giant swords, all of which were finally melted down and reforged. The quality was upgraded from ultra-rare to legendary, with fire, ice, lightning, mind, eclipse and light damage respectively.

Leon tried it and activated his three-headed, six-armed Dharma body. Then he held a sword in each hand, which was burning with raging flames, emitting biting cold, wrapped in leaping lightning, and flowing with strange purple light... He was so handsome that he admired himself in front of the mirror for more than half an hour.

Preparing for pregnancy is one thing, but work cannot be delayed. How can you take maternity leave before you get pregnant? Cecilia is still working. Under Cecilia's guidance, Laksha spent half a year and successfully built a mine using the Black Book of the Dead.

The mine was successfully put into operation. As the initiator of the project, Leon naturally had to personally inspect this epoch-making undead mine.

First, the Kobold Skeletons carried the explosives from the dynamite factory to blast the solid rock layer. Then the Skeleton Miners holding iron pickaxes started digging, including Minotaur Skeletons and Ogre Skeletons. Then the Zombie Transport Team transported the ore. Finally, the supervisors were the relatively powerful Corpses. Those Corpses had consciousness and would serve the masters who transformed them...

As a transcendent with extraordinary insight, Lyon only observed for a few minutes and keenly discovered many aspects that could be optimized.

"I have some suggestions for improvement." Leon crossed his arms and glanced at the busy undead miners.

"We should systematically classify skeletons and zombies according to their types, and then assign tasks according to their characteristics. For example, ogre skeletons will be responsible for heavy physical work, while goblin skeletons are more suitable for delicate work."

"Next, although it is a mine for the dead, we don't have to stick to undead creatures. We can hire some kobolds and dwarves who are good at prospecting as technical consultants at a high salary... and other tasks."

"If you want to do your job well, you must first sharpen your tools. We can customize some tools that are suitable for undead creatures."

Leon talked a lot, turned to look at Laksha who was wearing a black dress, and asked, "Did you write down everything?"

"I've written it down." Laksha closed his notebook and muttered to himself about the strange workplace culture of the Zhendan Kingdom. He couldn't understand why he had to bring a notebook to take notes during meetings, and the same was true when he followed his leader on inspections.

Knowing that Leon was going to inspect the Undead Mine, Isili, as a diplomat, insisted on following him - even though this matter had nothing to do with her duties. She just wanted to see what the evil black dragon was up to and try to persuade Leon.

Isili had always been opposed to this undead mine. Taking advantage of Laksha's temporary departure, she lowered her voice and asked, "Don't you think this place is scary and eerie?"

"Not bad." Leon shrugged.

"This is a blasphemy against life." Isili looked around anxiously, "Be careful of those stubborn paladins who may cause trouble for you."

"You don't think I'm afraid of those holy warriors." Leon sneered disdainfully.

“The holy warriors are not scary, but what about the gods standing behind them?” Isili said, “You are not strong enough to ignore the gods.”

"This is the material plane. It's not that easy for those gods to descend." Leon was thoughtful, wondering if there was a cheat code reward for defeating a god. "Besides, I'm just using undead creatures to work, not awakening the Scourge to kill people everywhere. It's not my business." Leon continued, "And why don't those paladins and gods with an excessive sense of justice go looking for trouble with the Dead Eye Tyrant, Death Knight, and Lich? Is it because I'm easy to bully?"

Isili opened her mouth, but was speechless for a moment.

"Now that the mine is built, the next step is to build a steel plant and a forging plant next to it." Lyon started planning on his own.

"Fire giants and salamanders can forge fine equipment to sell for money... I need to contact Bell to see if we can sell the arms to Avernus." Leon muttered to himself, "Those low-level skeletons and zombies are just forging iron, so it shouldn't be a problem for them to forge some inferior farm tools."

"Although the quality is poor, it is cheap. Selling it to poor farmers can improve their labor efficiency and increase grain production, saving them a few dollars every year," Lyon said. "How can I collect taxes and develop real estate if they don't have money to spend?"

Isili was listening nearby, completely confused. She couldn't figure out what Leon was trying to do. Driving the undead was undoubtedly an evil act, but using the undead for production could benefit the living, so it could be considered a good deed.

As Leon was speaking, he suddenly realized that Isili was looking at him with a strange gaze, and asked, “What do you mean by that look?”

"I solemnly declare that this mine will continue to operate." Leon nodded, "But I can assure you that even if we lose employees due to accidents during the mining process, we will not kill living people to recruit new employees... After all, the value that living people can create is much higher than that of undead creatures."

Isili pursed her lips, looked downcast, and said, "I really can't figure it out... Are you doing good or bad things, are you evil or kind."

Leon rubbed the silver-haired girl's head and said with a meaningful smile: "I am just an ordinary capitalist."

Isili slowly tilted her head.

Then we talk about the three dragons who have never been able to successfully get pregnant.

Fiora is stronger than both Tassela and Cecilia, and has the longest stamina, so she believes she will definitely come out on top.

Cecilia is still obsessed with her little tricks.

Tassela reads the classics every day and has a vague idea of ​​what is going on. She is currently sorting out the information.

A male dragon can fertilize eggs starting in the juvenile stage, and can still fertile eggs in the elder dragon stage.

Female dragons can lay eggs from their youth and remain fertile until they are extremely old. Ovulation begins with mating, and mating and laying eggs can occur in almost any season of the year. If they wish, they can lay a clutch of two to five eggs per year.

……

Tassera was sure that the problem was not with her. Even though she was a magic dragon, she was just an ordinary blue dragon. The variable must be with Leon, because Leon had surpassed mortal creatures.

In this situation, it is said that powerful divine creatures often find it difficult to reproduce. If they want to reproduce, the difference in strength between men and women cannot be too great, just like a towering tree finds it difficult to take root in poor soil.

The problem has been discovered, but how to solve it?
(End of this chapter)