A Core Ship From The Start

Chapter 1059 - 1059 730 Prelude

?Chapter 1059: Chapter 730 Prelude Chapter 1059: Chapter 730 Prelude “Good day, Mr. Calga, may I ask the purpose of your visit today?”

Amalice sat behind the desk, her expression was indifferent and her voice cold, lacking the warmth and smoothness typical of diplomats. However, Calga was not bothered; in fact, these diplomatic representatives had long realized that Amalice was not the type of facilitator who would foster friendly exchanges between the Tribunal and other powers. Instead, she was more like a public announcer for the Tribunal, meaning if the Tribunal had any affairs to communicate to other forces, they would have Amalice issue the announcement.

Well, at present, Amalice’s role was more akin to that of a spokesperson rather than a diplomat.

“Miss Amalice.”

In front of this lady, Calga also dropped the usual pleasantries and went straight to the point.

“I am here on behalf of the Red Robe Mage Association of Ser to discuss the establishment of an outpost in Arkham City that would be dedicated to the sale of magic equipment. We also hope to reach a trade agreement with the Tribunal…,” Calga began with a serious expression, but Amalice simply glanced at him impassively.

“Is Mr. Calga aware of the various regulations of the Tribunal?”

“This…”

Upon hearing Amalice’s question, a slight twitch formed at the corner of Calga’s mouth; of course, he knew.

According to the Tribunal’s regulations, all land in the Lost Ground falls under the ownership of the Tribunal, and no organization or individual is allowed to sell it at will without permission. Moreover, those who purchase land only have leasing rights, not ownership rights. Even after acquiring land, one must submit architectural blueprints to the Tribunal for approval before construction can commence. If the construction is found to be in violation of regulations, the Tribunal has the authority to demolish it.

Honestly, these clauses are commonplace in modern times and are generally accepted, but on the Faelun Continent, people just can’t accept them. Especially for an organization like the Red Robe Mage Association, their strongholds are almost always hiding places for illegal goods, and secret passages and vaults are indispensable. And you insist on building according to the blueprint, ready to demolish anything that doesn’t comply?

Where is the sense in that?

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