Kari's face flushed red, and she glared at Lynn with some indignation.

"Everyone has a different conversion approach, what's so strange about that!"

"Moreover, I've been trading for so long, and I've never lost money due to a conversion mistake."

Lynn chuckled helplessly, saying nothing, quietly waiting for Kari's calculations.

Lynn couldn't help but size up Kari.

This time, Kari's outfit was somewhat different from the last time.

She was wearing a sleeveless ivory leather vest, with her fair and slender arms directly showcased for all to see.

The front had a low-cut deep V, extending all the way down to the abdomen, showcasing eye-catching abs.

The inner lining beneath the leather vest, propped up two peaks on either side.

She wore a leather miniskirt with long, fair and straight legs, along with high leather boots.

It's enough to make one indulge in fantasy...

Kari's attire was the most open and fashionable Lynn had ever seen.

Such a premium image is a double-edged sword for Kari, a businesswoman.

Used well, it's a huge advantage and can make any transaction invincible.

If misused, the only one hurt will be Kari herself!

Suddenly, Kari's voice rang in Lynn's ear.

"Master Lynn, does it look good?"

Lynn was taken aback.

Only then did he realize Kari had finished her calculations, and was looking at her with a smug smile.

It wasn't just Kari; nearby Red and Kuisi were also watching Lynn.

Lynn calmly replied, "Of course it's good-looking; everyone likes beautiful things, myself included."

Listening to Lynn's words, a touch of pride appeared on Kari's face.

She spoke gently, "Master Lynn, are you looking for instance, like this transaction where each Coatsworth Sheep is four shillings, no matter at what price I acquire them next time, selling them to you will be four shillings and five pence..."

An extra five pence.

At first glance, it doesn't seem particularly much.

But, what about in large quantities?

Transporting a hundred heads means an extra two gold pounds.

A thousand heads is twenty gold pounds.

Ten thousand heads is two hundred gold pounds!

The key is, this is all extra profit.

Lynn nodded and said, "Your calculations are correct, Lady Kari."

Receiving Lynn's affirmative response, Kari smiled.

She spoke with warmth, "Master Lynn, I'm still maiden; please call me Miss!"

"As you wish, Master Lynn, I will frequently transport livestock in and out of your territory over the coming period..."

Lynn responded with an acknowledgment.

Two hours later.

All the Coatsworth Sheep were delivered to the pasture, and Guy received them with enthusiasm.

Kuisi summoned the townsmen again to clean and dry Kari's carriage.

Only then did the townsmen load bags of fine salt onto the carriage, avoiding contamination or wetting.

Once all the fine salt was loaded onto the carriage.

Kari mounted her horse, waved to Lynn, and then left with the carriage team.

Watching Kari slowly fade into the distance, Lynn began to ponder.

The livestock in his territory were increasing in number.

Although Alan delivered only a hundred and fifty Forest Pigs.

But Forest Pigs are omnivorous; they grow quickly if given enough food.

Moreover, their breeding ability is exceptionally strong.

Often, each breeding can produce seven or eight piglets, and at times as many as eleven or twelve.

Perhaps this year leather cannot be mass-produced.

But after current nurturing and rearing, they can be pregnant in winter and produce piglets in spring next year!

Piglets can continue to be raised, growing quickly.

By then.

His territory will have a constant source of meat and leather for armor!

The breeding season for Coatsworth Sheep coincides with this period.

The pregnancy cycle for Coatsworth Sheep is relatively long, averaging around five months.

However, this doesn't matter.

Lynn's initial plan was just to produce wool and milk from the goats and sheep.

Similarly, Boer delivered one thousand three hundred chickens, which will hatch and rear through a cycle.

The pasture will provide ample chicken and eggs to the town's children and soldiers.

Providing them with sufficient nutrition to enhance their constitution.

Only if they're well-fed can they grow strong, with the energy to train.

And have enough strength to wear the dozens of pounds of full plate armor into battle!

Retracting his gaze, Lynn turned to continue fishing but found Kuisi looking at him oddly.

Lynn asked, "What's wrong? Is there something on my face?"

Kuisi softly said, "Master Lynn, does it look good?"

Hearing Kuisi's words, Lynn immediately understood.

He calmly said, "Of course it's good-looking; who doesn't like a great beauty?"

Lynn's gaze turned to Red, "Right, Red?"

Kuisi also looked towards Red.

Seeing the topic turn to him, Red was taken aback, stammering slightly, "Y-Yes?"

Kuisi rolled her eyes.

Lynn smiled satisfiedly.

Seeing the sky slowly darken, Lynn abandoned the thought of continued fishing at the Acadia River.

He stepped towards the distance, heading for the blacksmith workshop.

Despite it nearing dusk, the forging and pounding sounds continued unabated in the blacksmith workshop.

Entering inside.

The heat emitted from the iron forge and kiln enveloped Lynn almost instantly.

Within seconds, Lynn felt a sweltering rush, with his back clothes becoming sticky.

Inside the blacksmith workshop.

Tough, topless men were constantly hammering and forging a large piece of high-quality iron.

A large Iron Pot requires melting and solidifying a massive slab of iron, continuously heated and hammered, to be forged.

Ehrelo's beast-like roar intermingled, "Focus! This isn't your daily training."

"This is real combat for you all!"

"For soldiers, the battlefield is their destiny."

"For us blacksmiths, the workshop is our battleground."

"Even one distraction can cost you your weapon Iron Hammer and the flaming iron piece you're battling with!"

"Did you hear me?"

The group of blacksmiths shouted, "Heard!"

Contented, Ehrelo nodded, his gaze shifting, seeing the young man at the forefront of the workshop.

He hastily approached, standing before Lynn with a slight bitterness on his face.

"Master Lynn, is there another task?"

"You saw the whole workshop is on making large Iron Pots; we genuinely can't spare any workforce!"

Lynn glared at Ehrelo, initially planning to praise his skill in training apprentices but opted not to.

"How's the Iron Pot forging?"

Seeing no task from Lynn, Ehrelo relaxed, cheerily saying, "Master Lynn, we've already completed two large Iron Pots in the past few days."

"I tested with my team; each can hold at least fifteen thousand pounds of brine!"

"The third Iron Pot is gradually taking shape... barring any setbacks, by the end of the month, I can forge ten large Iron Pots."

Lynn nodded.

He focused his mind and opened the [Holographic Map], starting to check.

The visual moved to the area of the Salt Factory.

Colin was leading apprentices in constructing the factory building.

The first Salt Factory had entered its final stage, just days from completion.

Two Salt Factories would be done, nearly by the end of October.

By then, the large Iron Pots would be done, and autumn plowing completed.

Laborers would be available to work at the Salt Factory.

The timing is perfect!

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