"Although it's against the rules, I don't see it as a problem!"
The head of the Royal Bank's loan department smiled as he said this to a nobleman. The nobleman's previously displeased expression softened into a more reserved smile.
This nobleman had come early in the morning, demanding to mortgage his manor, villa, luxury car, and a large collection of art and jewelry.
Honestly, encountering such nobles often means a big profit. There are two types of such nobles.
The first type might have gambled away all their assets in some wager.
There are gamblers among the nobility, and they gamble on a large scale.
Bets of one or two hundred, one or two thousand, or even ten or twenty thousand seem insufficiently thrilling to them.
When wealth reaches a certain level, winning or losing is merely a change in numbers; such changes are hard to make one's heart race.
