Chapter 16: 16 The perfect balance between ethics and utilitarianism

Chapter 16: 16 The perfect balance between ethics and utilitarianism

Chapter 16 16. The perfect balance between morality and utilitarianism

By the time the village elders of Oriden led Lan out of the tavern, it was no longer raining, but the heavy dark clouds were still hanging low.

When old Allen was leading the way, his face was ugly, as if he had lost his wife at the gambling table.

But when he turned around to face Lan En, he immediately became attentive and eager.

Conflicting feelings.

It was like he had obtained a treasure that was hot and difficult to cash in, but he was reluctant to give it up.

The village is not big, and it only takes a few steps to reach the place.

That is a slightly better house than the average in the village.

The wooden piles that make up the foundation are taller and therefore farther away from the wet water, and the walls of the wooden house are visibly stronger than those of the surrounding houses.

It is the house of the village elder.

But to be honest, Lan En didnt expect much.

This is my house. We can add another bed inside. You can rest here in the future.

Old Allen said, opening the door and bringing Lan En in.

The situation in the house was not what the young man had expected.

There are only two connected rooms in total, one is the living room and bedroom, and the other is the kitchen and storage room.

The so-called bed is nothing more than a pile of hay mixed with rags, cotton wool, etc., with a high-quality rag as a sheet covered on top.

This is already the bed used by the elder and his wife. Thinking about it, the bed he added for himself will not be better than these two.

If Lan En had just arrived in Willen not long ago, he might not be able to imagine that he would rest on this kind of "bed".

But now, after looking around with his cat eyes, the young man nodded naturally to express his acceptance.

This place is simple, but at least clean.

There is even a fresh and beautiful garland hanging on the wooden wall, which represents the belief of the goddess Meliteli.

also means that the hostess here is a careful person who works quickly.

Being in Willen, what more could you ask for?

Just now in the tavern, Lan reached an agreement with Old Allen, who represented the village.

In the name of the so-called "sacred tradition of witchers", the Bear School will make compensation.

The temptation of doubling the fishing grounds was too great for these people, and their eyes turned green.

And all this can be accomplished as long as you meet the conditions for compensation.

What conditions?!

As long as the price for killing monsters remains the same, we can negotiate!

Without the elders having to say anything, the onlookers standing nearby couldn't wait to ask questions.

Lan En turned to look at them. This time, even under the slightly bright amber cat eyes, people only felt excited.

"My one-third of the hunting reward must be paid in cash, without any arrears or half a penny less. Moreover, your village must ensure the livelihood of the two victimized families."

Lan En spread his hands seemingly indifferently.

After all, the so-called compensation is largely for the two victim families, and your village is just incidental.

Such a simple request is not even a problem at all.

That is, the cash settlement required by Lan En put a bit of pressure on the village's depleted cash flow.

This is also the reason why the village elders put on a dead horse face when the young people cannot see them.

But under the prestige of old Allen, it is not a problem for every household to squeeze out a little. After all, the expansion of the fishing ground will also benefit the entire village.

So the agreement was reached smoothly, and old Allen even took the guy he usually called a "mutant" into his home in order to express his gratitude and attention to the generous compensation from the master witcher.

It served as Lan Ens residence and canteen for a period of time.

Old Allen went out to find hay to make a bed, and his wife was said to be picking raspberries and berries nearby to supplement the food.

In this clean hut, only Lan and Mentos were left.

As soon as I thought of this, a neutral intelligent voice came to my mind.

I have to admit, sir. First-class businessmen create demand.

Safe practice objects, stable provision of food and shelter, and income. Whether your plan is based on morality or utilitarianism, in terms of results, what you get is more comprehensive than the plan I gave.

"so so."

The young man smiled modestly.

But in my heart

I am a real genius!

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