Chapter 2474 Distribution Woes

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Chapter 2474 Distribution Woes

"What do you have in mind, Emperor Rael?" Guildmaster Bradt raised an eyebrow. "I believe that there is only an hour until the beast tide reaches the Kandrian Empire. It may not be prudent to focus on the rest of the world." Emperor Rael smiled. "If the rest of the world falls, Kandria falls. The beast tide comes, yes. But I have faith in the might of the Kandrian Empire. My role in leading our preparations and response to the beast tide is already complete. Our Martial Artists are on standby and there is no longer anything that I am able to contribute to. Thus, I must prepare for what needs to be done when we overcome our short-term threats and are faced with more medium-term threats."

His eyes narrowed. "One of those threats is the disruption of supply chains for strategic Martial resources. We must reconnect the web of human civilization. The web that has been broken by the Beast Incursion."

Guildmaster Bradt found his vision to be powerful.

Yet, he found it difficult to be moved.

The Beast Incursion was truly among the very last straws that the elder guildmaster was able to take. It had single-handedly destroyed a lifetime of effort.

He had spent an unfathomable amount of effort, time, blood, sweat, and tears building the most powerful and robust distribution, delivery, and transportation network in all of East Panama.

In less than a day, it had been utterly annihilated.

He had still yet to recover from the sheer shock of what had happened and what he had lost that even the powerful vision of the Emperor of Harmony was unable to move him. "Bradt, what has been lost can be rebuilt stronger than ever."

The guildmaster Bradt's eyes widened at the informal and personal tone that Emperor of Harmony used with him. n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om

His smile widened. "With our capabilities, we can easily succeed."

Guildmaster Bradt stirred as he grew more and more excited by the prospects of teaming up with the Kandrian Empire to become a powerhouse in distribution, delivery, and transportation in the oceans.

The idea that Emperor Rael proposed was cleverly built upon their previous agreement that had already sought to turn the Bradt Distribution Service into a seafaring organization. Thus, it didn't require any additional agreements or planning underpinning it.

With this, they could become unrivaled in the Great Nam Ocean!

"...I accept your deal." Guildmaster Bradt's tone grew stronger and firmer.

"Good." Emperor Rael smiled. "We can let our legal staff hash out the minutiae. I think we are both practical men. I don't think we will find ourselves at uncompromisable conflicts. A fair split of profits and liabilities considering our contributions and risk-taking should be easy to come to, especially in these grave times. I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that the fate of human civilization depends on whether we succeed or not."

"I'm inclined to agree with your assessment." Guildmaster Bradt nodded. "Nearly forty percent of our all of my distribution is comprised of what we categorize as essential goods and services. Food, energy, resources for essential sectors such as communications, carriage technology, Martial resources, and so on and so forth. It means that most nations are very far from self-dependent. We need to fill in the gap somehow, I already have several templates in mind as to how we can go over this in the most efficient manner possible..."

Emperor Rael listened with a smile as the guildmaster validated his decision to involve him in this matter with many insights that even Emperor Rael failed to make by himself.

Now, as long as the Kandrian Empire could overcome the battle without facing destruction, they would be able to proceed with these arrangements as the beginning of the comeback of human civilization.

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