this mage is dangerous

In fact, Lispel also knew that without her grandfather's consent, this "points coupon" would not be implemented at all.

It is not just for words that the commander of the legion has absolute control. Don't look at Hussein who is usually an 'outsider'. The finances and management of the entire legion are in a mess. But Hussein's ability to go from a 'grassroots' to today is really just a matter of fact.

By luck?

You must know that before Born came, the Legion did not have the position of financial officer. Hussein personally controlled the financial power of the Legion. Those who really treat Hussein as a fool are the stupidest people.

Even the president can see it, how can a commander of a main army who controls more than 30,000 people not see it?!

The president was angry because of this bad idea from Bone. After all, she was also the president of the Arcane Club of Giles College before, so she still has some good sense.

Although this model temporarily solved the Legion's urgent needs, it also laid hidden dangers for the future, which made Lispel feel a little uneasy.

Boen also marveled at the president's intuition. It seemed that becoming the president of the Arcane Society was not due to luck. It was just that he could guess with a few clues that this 'cub' would grow into a terrifying giant beast in the future!

capital!!!

If there was no other way, Bone wouldn't want to release this terrifying 'behemoth'.

It’s hard for a clever woman to make a meal without rice, and no matter how good a chef is without raw materials, he can’t rely on the yellow sand in the ground to conjure weapons and equipment for Hussein.

If given enough time to slowly farm for five or ten years, Born can actually build the Shamsuddin Army into one of the strongest armies in Faerûn.

At that time, even the same number of elves and dwarves could compete with each other, and Bone still had confidence in this.

However, time is too tight now. It took more than two months to build some basic infrastructure. After that, the training of new arms and the research and development of equipment will require a lot of time. Born can't wait that long. He has to be here.

Only by obtaining enough military merit to be granted a title (count) in two years can one 'legally' inherit the family's fiefdom!

This has been passed down from generation to generation in the Iolum family. We can’t just ‘defeat’ it now!

Developing slowly won’t work, so you can only throw money at it!

Krypton gold!!!

As for giving money to himself, Bo En is not that stupid. If it is just to improve food and equipment, it is fine to give some money as an 'investment', but now if you want to climb the 'technology tree', you still have to 'krypton gold' to lose progress.

, no amount of money is enough.

After that, it still needs to be mass-produced and assembled for more than 30,000 people. It would be good if 30 million people can complete the basic assembly.

Of course, Boen is not that stupid. The money is not only his own, but also the family industry. And using his own money for research and development is a fool's errand. This is the starting point for Boen to build a floating city in the future.

funds.

Smart people use other people's money to do their own research, and Boyne is exactly this kind of person.

There is no concept of ‘investment’ or ‘loan’ in this world, but that’s fine, as Boen is not afraid that someone will see through his ‘methods’.

Of course, as time goes by, some people will definitely see through Bohn's model, but that doesn't matter. As long as you make sure you are always at the top of 'capital', those who come after you will not be able to break through his ceiling.

Regardless of whether it is points coupons or vouchers, they return to their essence as general equivalents. As a medium for trading goods, the reputation of the Shamsuddin Army, or Hussein's personal reputation, is used as a guarantee.

This is the first insurance policy that Born has taken. If the game fails or some unexpected force majeure occurs, Born can directly nip the 'capital' in the bud to prevent someone from cutting it off.

The Shams al-Din Army is a collective 'brand'. The disadvantage of this 'collective brand' is that it develops slowly in the early stage, but the advantage is that it has strong risk resistance, is more stable and credible.

If you place your credibility on an individual, such as Hussein or Born, it will be faster to establish 'trust' in the initial stage, and the value will increase as the person's strength grows. However, if something happens to this person, there will be

If there are three advantages and two disadvantages, the 'reputation value' will plummet immediately, so the personal 'reputation value' is very unstable.

This model is the same as Bohn's previous corporate and celebrity endorsement routines.

Hussein spent decades establishing the brand of 'Shamsuddin', which also saved the time of establishing 'credibility' in the early stage and can be cashed in directly.

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Ever since the Shamsuddin Army launched the 'Point Coupon', points coupons have quickly been circulated among adventurers, mainly due to the potions exchanged by Shamsuddin, especially red and blue potions, which are very useful to adventurers.

It is no less than a miracle medicine and a life-saving potion.

Not everyone can drink holy water. Holy water is actually the priest injecting divine power into the water. Gods also have allies and opponents. It would be okay to drink the holy water of the gods you believe in or the gods of the same pantheon.

Intestinal poison.

The divine power in the holy water will also be slowly consumed over time. The longer the time, the worse the effect of the holy water.

In addition, the price of holy water is so high that no one except the 'rich' would bring holy water with them. And whoever has money would work as a mercenary. They would have bought a piece of land long ago and bought a few beautiful female slaves to make a fortune.

However, this red potion does not have this restriction. Not only does it have an extremely long storage time, but it also has no racial restrictions. As long as a living creature is injured, it will be effective regardless of animals or opposing believers.

What’s even more amazing is that there is a ‘blue potion’ that is not only powerful in healing, but can even restore magic power. It’s really amazing.

Some people even call the 'red and blue potion' the 'blood of God'.

The prices of red and blue potions can be found at very high prices in many places, and the Shams al-Din Legion, as an exchange point, has naturally become a gathering place for adventurers.

In the past, the Shamsuddin Army was regarded as a rural and barren land in the eyes of adventurers on the front line. Because Hussein had no money at all, even if there was a mission, he would only pay with some supplies, and most adventurers were unwilling to come.

Therefore, only those adventurers who received a mission here or some unscrupulous adventurers would come here, but it is different now. With the popularity of the 'Blood of God', more and more adventurers are flocking here.

Then everyone also discovered that there was not only the 'blood of God', but also spells, potions, armor, magic equipment, etc.

The adventurers were all excited for a while, and correspondingly, the points coupons were officially known to many adventurers.

Later I learned that point coupons can not only be exchanged for gold coins, but can also be used to exchange for goods. Who is still here for gold coins at this time? Point coupons can even be traded for higher gold coins in the periphery.

Because points can be exchanged for gold coins, but gold coins cannot be exchanged for points, and Shamsuddin's products can only be exchanged for points. They are 'redeemed' and not 'purchased'. Although Lehman has repeatedly emphasized that the effect is not ideal.

The points coupons can only be obtained by completing Shamsuddin's tasks, so the 'tasks' issued by the Shamsuddin Army were quickly sold out.

The adventurers who came later spent the whole day waiting at the mission stop. As soon as a mission came out, they were robbed and even got into fights a few times because of the mission.

Bo En saw that the points coupons were launched smoothly, and the task of clearing monsters was also assigned. The tasks were set as open-ended, and there were no restrictions if you did not accept tasks. Points would be given to whoever submitted the task. As for whether they would snatch monsters, let the adventurers solve it themselves.

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