"The terrible losses, Mr. Laine, you know, this trip to Nord cost me dearly. Losing the goods is a minor issue, because selling the goods from Marinburg to Nord can offset a part of the losses. But too many people died on the road afterwards, just the compensation costs are a large expenditure. I'll tell you, Mr. Laine, I've worked for nothing this year." Mr. Oliver found an opportunity and poured out his grievances to Laine: "Luckily, I kept my life, didn't lose it all."
"Being alive is the best business deal. Money can be earned again, but a lost life can't be saved~" Laine smiled, and Oliver nodded repeatedly, feeling much less troubled: "Yes, yes! Mr. Laine is indeed right!"
