Chapter 195: 195 187 Fourteen What is the reward Isaac wants

Aristocrats gathered from the region to hold the meeting that Isaac wanted.

- Attendees were the four Marquis and the Earl of Bristol families.

It should have been, but I even attended this meeting with the Attorney General, Count Cooper.

When Isaac turns his gaze...

"Before you do anything, I think you should advise me as a lawmaker."

- I said it plainly.

Maybe he called because the Marquis of Windsor was nodding.

(So you haven't forgotten what happened at the Carmine Chamber of Commerce...)

Isaac immediately guessed why he was called.

The Marquis of Windsor and Count Cooper are aware of acts of retaliation against the Carmine Chamber of Commerce.

I went out of my way to gather the Lord of the Marquis and the Earl of Bristol.

He must have called Count Cooper, wary that something that wasn't even Locke would happen to Count Bristol.

(I guess that means putting out a help boat and putting it under my umbrella. But that's sweet. I'm one step ahead)

Isaac begins the conversation with a serious face, before he laughs because he thinks "I beat the Marquis of Windsor".

"Thank you for coming together. We asked His Majesty to set the scene for us to discuss a very important case today."

- An important project to gather and talk about the Marquis family.

Count Bristol's face was blue at this point.

That would be the case, too.

Anyway, if the other counts were called by Isaac, it's just me being called.

While the Marquis is in line, there is only one reason why one Count is called.

- Isaac asks me for some punishment.

It was only natural to think that way.

I gathered the head of the Marquis family in order not to let it become a factional feud story later.

Calling Count Cooper also really makes it seem like it's for that.

For the Earl of Bristol, it was time not to live comfortably.

"Isaac, I prepared the place in this way because he wanted a reward. But I'm thinking of other rewards. Think about what you've accomplished so far, how about in Viscountry?

Elias also guessed what Isaac was looking for because Count Bristol was being summoned.

So I came up with an alternative.

Isaac is the trace of the Marquis Welrod family.

Even if you get a Viscount, its value is needlessly lower than that of a Marquis.

Yet why did you say Elias would award the title?

- It was for honor.

The title is passed down to the ancestors.

In this day and age, there are only a handful of people who work to win the title with their own hands.

By conferring the title, you will prove that you have worked well enough to confer the title on yourself.

The fact that the title was given was more valuable in itself (...) than the value of the title given itself (...).

Of course, the title can be taken over by a child.

If Isaac is awarded the title of Viscount, he can have his eldest son inherit the Marquis, his second son inherit the Viscount, and so on.

Naturally, nobility cannot be increased in vain, so titles are rarely given.

Isaac, who did so many good deeds, made me propose the award of the title.

But Isaac shook his head to the side and turned down the offer.

"Thank you. But I really want a reward in a different way."

"Right..."

- Decline the offer of favourable conditions.

- I guess that's all there is to a strong grudge against the Earl of Bristol.

This wasn't just Elias, it was what everyone in attendance thought.

Only a little sympathetic gaze gathered in the Earl of Bristol.

The only reason for this is that it was the Earl of Bristol who made the first call.

Besides, it was a bad idea to kill my belly brother without even examining him closely.

- A reckless fool deserves it.

I had no sympathy for being retaliated against by Isaac because they thought so from around me.

I just can't imagine what Isaac's retribution would look like, so he was just "pitifully" sympathetic in form.

Everyone waits to see what Isaac tells them.

"Norman, hand out the materials to all of you."

"Hiya!

Not only did he come to the place where the heavy towns of the state gathered, but Norman bit too much of the tension because he was even in Elias.

I was embarrassed and wanted to get away with it right now, but I can't just throw out a job.

Hand over the paperwork to Elias' secretary as he turns a bright red face.

Though the secretary of the loyal Isaac, he can't even be right next to the king.

Now I was just thorough in my role as a baggage man.

Isaac confirms the paperwork is coming through.

We prepared more, so there was also a proper number of minutes for Count Cooper, a sudden attendee.

"Check out the material at hand first. Here's how to use the coal I got from Dwarf."

"Coal!?

Surprising voices leak from attendees.

I just thought it said something about impeaching the Earl of Bristol, and that surprise was a big one too.

"Where does the reward have to do with this? Did I hear you wrong?

"No, I'm not wrong. I came to ask you a favor in this matter. It also says why, please check it again."

"Mmmm..."

I don't know why Isaac asked me to do this.

To find out that, I started reading the paperwork together.

What you're writing is...

First request.

Developing a coal mine in the Earl of Bristol.

Second request.

Construction of a cokes furnace to process coal on the territory of the Earl of Bristol.

Third request.

Construction of a blast furnace at a steel mill on the territory of the Marquis of Wallick.

Fourth request.

Lead these kingdoms.

Or do it with Reid Royal funds.

I do not raise taxes on local nobles.

Fifth request.

The coal mine is in the territory of the Marquis of Wilmente.

The mine is also on Count Brander territory, so if you can afford it, build facilities on each one.

- It was something.

Other advantages of blast furnaces using coal were written.

The benefits of putting coal into practice first, especially in human countries, also attracted strong interest from Elias.

"... I see. You're asking me to put the technology I got from Dwarf into practice with royal funds, right?

Elias opened his mouth after reading the paperwork.

Isaac nods.

"Exactly. I'm not asking you to fund it forever. In the meantime, would you mind funding it for about five years? After the operation has stabilized, we just have to leave it to people like the Earl of Bristol and the Marquis of Wallick."

This is Isaac's plan.

I decided to use coal as an excuse to cut the royal power.

Isaac thought it would take at least a few years for such new technology to settle in.

It's five years from now that matters to Isaac.

Until then, he had tried to cut the royal power a little by draining the royal power of funds with a little bit of coal.

Moreover, after defeating the royal family, the cokes furnaces and blast furnaces made of royal gold remain.

I was going to let you use it as a Wellrod Kingdom facility just like that.

- A one-stone two-bird plan that reduces enemy funding and ensures useful technology.

I put in a sentence refusing to raise taxes because it makes no sense if they compensate for spending on tax increases.

Besides, the grievances of the increased local aristocracy are directed at Isaac.

I wanted to avoid buying resentment, so I wrote it down well.

"I want you to wait a minute. Is it the coal mine that I was summoned to?

Count Bristol, who was in the mood to be executed until earlier, asks Isaac.

"Yes, you're right. Since it is the Earl of Bristol that has coal mines, I thought it would be better to inform you that we have a vision to be able to put coal into practical use at an early stage."

"No way......"

The Earl of Bristol keeps his body behind his chair.

It was still an "incredible" look.

"Why? I thought you wanted retaliation for telling the truth."

Isaac gave a sad look to Count Bristol's question.

"I'm sorry about what happened."

"What!

- I have feelings that I think are bad rather than resentful.

The words surprised the attendees together.

Especially the surprises of the Marquis of Windsor and Count Cooper.

They thought it was something that exposed the ferocity that Isaac hides on a daily basis.

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I never thought I was in a feeling of remorse, etc.

"I've decided to be like Grandpa Soo. But I didn't really understand what that meant..."

Isaac begins to confess his heart with calm words.

"I've never met Grandpa Song. So I only knew he was a very awesome person. But if you try to be an adult who knows Grandpa Song, I learned he was a very scary person. What would the Earl of Bristol think if a man like Grandpa Son went to see his belly brother? I didn't have enough imagination..."

Isaac looked like he was still going to cry.

But it just hasn't even flowed to tears.

"We know that coal is also on the Marquis Wilmente territory. But with the meaning of the apology for the inconvenience, I wanted to start with the development of the Earl of Bristol territory. I find it painful to reward His Majesty because I think it will be quite a lot of money..."

Isaac sees Elias with a sorry look on his face.

Elias was smiling at his mouth.

"I understand the situation. I don't mind if I make demands, I just want to say... but I have conditions."

"What should I be?

"Demand that it be in your own interest a little more. If iron production is to increase, the country should do what it does even if the development of coal is not required by reward. Even if it's because you asked for it, it won't be a reward. Abnegation is fine, but others will have trouble setting a precedent for using rewards for their country. Demand something more for yourself."

Neither did Elias think it would bother him to "accept the reward" rather than "give me the reward".

Not all of us are aristocrats and wealthy with territory, nor are we all abnegations.

People want to spend rewards for themselves.

When those who have done so much credit, like Isaac, spend their rewards for their country, the rest of them have the same atmosphere that they have to use for their country.

Then there should also come out those who are dissatisfied with Isaac for creating such a tide.

Elias also wanted Isaac, a loyal minister (...), to receive a reward.

Isaac was the best minister for Elias.

It creates an incentive to resume interactions with elves and dwarves and enhances my reputation.

"That's King Xian!

He felt comfortable being told that.

I want more compliments.

To that end, Isaac still has to work.

I didn't want my legs pulled around me and I couldn't move.

Isaac also understood the reward.

But this time, he gave up "inevitably" because he had given priority to cutting the royal funds.

She deliberately told me that I could make additional demands from Elias, so I decided to be sweet about it.

"Now, I have two favors to ask of you."

"Two. Don't you see how greedy you are?"

Behind words, Elias' voice seemed like fun.

I guess you'd be interested to see what kind of demands Isaac makes.

"First of all, I would like you to acknowledge that we will make the plate spring exclusive to the Marquis Welrod family. A carriage for His Majesty's ride, given to you by Dwarf. It's the part that reduces that wobble. Until now, His Majesty was the only one who could use it, but I thought it was time to get on with the nobles."

"Sure, that's a good one. I also know that everyone wants to use it. Let's admit it."

"Thank you"

I don't have a problem with this much demand.

On the contrary, when I thought about the replacement parts, I wanted to ask them to "make a spare."

"The second is that you want a small amount of processed coal (coke) to be sold. At first, you want to use it in a steel mill, but you want to see for yourself what you can do with coal."

These second demands were like guilt for teaching Dwarf the steam engine.

By teaching the Grey Chamber of Commerce and others the principles of steam engines myself, I was trying to reduce the technological disparity with Dwarves at all.

Steam engines were invented by humans in previous life.

Isaac thought it would never beat Dwarf in trial and error either.

Elias' answer to Isaac's request was to make him laugh.

"What. After all, isn't it for the country?"

As Elias laughed in a good mood, so did the others.

After a glimpse of laughter, Elias laughs too much and wipes his thin, smudged tears.

"Anyone have any opinions?

Elias looks around at the attendees.

Of course there is no such thing as an "excessive demand."

Rather, it was just those who thought "too little".

"Sire, besides your present demands, may I also give you an additional title?

Here the Marquis of Windsor opens his mouth.

By giving him the honor, I guess I'm going to put him on top of Isaac's little demands.

Elias nodded satisfactorily to this as well.

"Now let's give him an extra Viscount. What do you say?"

"Thank you. But..."

"Disgruntled?

Exactly. Elias, too, is starting to feel bad when he's been shy so far.

The thought of "I care about you so much" springs up.

Isaac hastily denied it.

"I'm not dissatisfied. I think it's an extra honor. But I'm a kid who hasn't been admitted to Royal College yet. Even if you get the title, you can't work to match it. I hope you will appreciate your work again when you graduate from college and officially serve as a minister."

Isaac insists that "I'm just a kid now".

It's a further claim now, but not a big mistake.

Getting a title means that you are expected to work commensurate with it.

Behavior is really restricted among students.

Isaac made Elias and the others think he hated it.

But Isaac's true intentions are different.

(I don't want to carry any extra titles. I'll work for you and only get paid for the consequences. I want to remain in a give-and-take relationship)

If I get the title personally, I will become a formal minister who has sworn allegiance to the Reid royal family.

Now he's still in a position closer to a part-time job working in Conne than a full-time employee: Morgan's grandson.

When there is a revolt, whether it was a formal minister or not greatly influences the surrounding heart certificate.

I wasn't reluctant, I couldn't have been awarded the title for myself either.

Regardless of Isaac's true intentions, he appears to have a fine mindset on the surface.

Elias, who was about to get upset, also fixed his mood.

"Do you confer the title after graduation from college...... By then, I might have to give you the countess, or the marquis if you do it badly."

Even then Elias laughs.

Five hundred years after its founding, the "4W" wall is still thick.

He who could make it "5W" appeared in his own generation.

I have difficulty with ambition strippers, but I am in a good mood because I am a young man full of loyalty instead of ambition.

"Lord Windsor. I'll take care of the coal-related stuff."

"Ha, I got it."

Leaving it to the Marquis of Windsor, the Chancellor, on this matter, Elias rises.

It's a "talk's over" signal.

Attendees also rise to see Elias leave the room.

As Elias left, the Earl of Bristol spoke to Isaac.

"Are you sure?

This is caged in two meanings.

One concerns "building coal mines in the territory of the Earl of Bristol rather than in the territory of the Marquis of Wilmente".

The other is, "You're not resenting me? It was about."

"Yes. Given Grandpa Soo, I think it's natural for the Earl of Bristol to go into that kind of action. I am also deeply reflecting. Sometimes territory is next to each other, and we want to be friends.... can you make up for it?

Isaac pushes Jude to take responsibility, offering him a snack and a right hand.

Count Bristol grabbed that hand disappointingly with both hands.

"Of course! I'm sorry I put on a boring rhetoric this way. Best regards,"

I should have apologized from him.

Yet Isaac apologized and walked over to me.

There is no reason to say no to the Earl of Bristol.

"Thank you," he shouted, wanting to show his gratitude with a hug and an enthusiastic kiss.

"I apologize to Lord Wilmente, but I'll think of something else. Something about Kendra's engagement."

"Oh, never mind"

Isaac keeps a follow up with the Marquis Wilmente, who already has a coal mine.

"It seems to have grown more than it did back then."

"Yeah, absolutely."

Count Cooper agrees with the whining of the Marquis of Windsor.

There are no more ferocious children who take violent means without hesitation, "because they are not restricted by law".

The figure of a rational young man capable of a calm solution was in front of him.

Sometimes it was originally low, but Isaac's rating rises dramatically among them.

They weren't the only ones whose ratings went up.

Within the Marquis of Wallick, Isaac's ratings had increased to their limits.

The Marquis Wallick family has not yet been able to repay their debts from other houses.

Knowing the inside line, Isaac was careful to do the blast furnace installation at the royal payment.

Not only was he smart, but he was desperately turning his thoughts to a subtle caring young man about "how do I get Amanda to marry me".

And it was Morgan who was happier than anyone else.

I remember something emotional about Isaac, who can now have a "heart that forgives people".

Even though it's in public, it's about to overflow with tears.

- Scraping royal funds for stories about new technologies and selling favors to the Earl of Bristol.

Originally, a plan for an end to spit on.

But that had more effect than Isaac thought.

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