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Chapter 313 313: The Value of True Wealth ( 313 ) · Oct 04, 2026

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301 Chapter 301 301: The King Steps In ( 301 ) 2026-10-04
302 Chapter 302 302: Official Decree ( 302 ) 2026-10-04
303 Chapter 303 303: A Broken Hero ( 303 ) 2026-10-04
304 Chapter 304 304: Land of Warriors ( 304 ) 2026-10-04
305 Chapter 305 305: Seeds of Ambition ( 305 ) 2026-10-04
306 Chapter 306 306: Warmth and Worries ( 306 ) 2026-10-04
307 Chapter 307 307: Duel of Wits ( 307 ) 2026-10-04
308 Chapter 308 308: The Joy of Battle ( 308 ) 2026-10-04
309 Chapter 309 309: Unseen Threats ( 309 ) 2026-10-04
310 Chapter 310 310: Instincts of a Leader ( 310 ) 2026-10-04
311 Chapter 311 311: Wealth and Growth ( 311 ) 2026-10-04
312 Chapter 312 312: Gold vs. Paper ( 312 ) 2026-10-04
313 Chapter 313 313: The Value of True Wealth ( 313 ) 2026-10-04
314 Chapter 314 314: Treasures of the Past ( 314 ) 2026-10-04
315 Chapter 315 315: Promises and Memories ( 315 ) 2026-10-04
316 Chapter 316 316: Vows and Bonds ( 316 ) 2026-10-04
317 Chapter 317 317: Desire and Cruelty ( 317 ) 2026-10-04
318 Chapter 318 318: When Play Turns Serious ( 318 ) 2026-10-04
319 Chapter 319 319: The Fearsome Father ( 319 ) 2026-10-04
320 Chapter 320: Dinner Table Politics ( 320 ) 2026-10-04
321 Chapter 321: A Title to Bear ( 321 ) 2026-10-04
322 Chapter 322: The Heirʼs Resolve ( 322 ) 2026-10-04
323 Chapter 323: Inside Her Dream ( 323 ) 2026-10-04
324 Chapter 324: The Devilʼs Bargain ( 324 ) 2026-10-04
325 Chapter 325: Fools and Pawns ( 325 ) 2026-10-04
326 Chapter 326: Truth and Consequences ( 326 ) 2026-10-04
327 Chapter 327: The True Delegation ( 327 ) 2026-10-04
328 Chapter 328: Memories of a King ( 328 ) 2026-10-04
329 Chapter 329: Old Friends and New Feels ( 329 ) 2026-10-04
330 Chapter 330: A Bite of Trouble ( 330 ) 2026-10-04
331 Chapter 331: Maid Duties and Mischief ( 331 ) 2026-10-04
332 Chapter 332: Rage of the Maid ( 332 ) 2026-10-04
333 Chapter 333: Not Your Average Noblewoman ( 333 ) 2026-10-04
334 Chapter 334: Grill, Kill, and Chill ( 334 ) 2026-10-04
335 Chapter 335: Schemes and Strategies ( 335 ) 2026-10-04
336 Chapter 336: Hammers and Laughs ( 336 ) 2026-10-04
337 Chapter 337: A Dwarf, a Wyvern, and a Bottle ( 337 ) 2026-10-04
338 Chapter 338: Cheers and Chaos ( 338 ) 2026-10-04
339 Chapter 339: Speed, Skill, and Sarcasm ( 339 ) 2026-10-04
340 Chapter 340: Rise of the Predator ( 340 ) 2026-10-04
341 Chapter 341: Too Close for Comfort ( 341 ) 2026-10-04
342 Chapter 342: A Hero’s Deception ( 342 ) 2026-10-04
343 Chapter 343: Plans of Deceit ( 343 ) 2026-10-04
344 Chapter 344: Shattered Illusions ( 344 ) 2026-10-04
345 Chapter 345: Chili and Chains ( 345 ) 2026-10-04
346 Chapter 346: Javier’s Grand Scheme ( 346 ) 2026-10-04
347 Chapter 347: The Throne of Nonsense ( 347 ) 2026-10-04
348 Chapter 348: Defiance and Discovery ( 348 ) 2026-10-04
349 Chapter 349: Traditions and Tensions ( 349 ) 2026-10-04
350 Chapter 350: Submission or Sacrifice ( 350 ) 2026-10-04

Chapter 313 313: The Value of True Wealth ( 313 )

Garius set the report aside, his voice firm.

”Alf.”

Alf stood at attention.

”Yes, my lord?”

Garius smirked slightly.

”Inform our overseers—Armand will not accept any currency other than gold, silver, and copper coins.”

Alf nodded.

”Understood, my lord. Iʼll ensure all trade posts, merchants, and banks in Armand enforce this immediately.”

Hesbeirn grinned.

”So, if they want to trade with us, they have to bring real money?”

Garius chuckled.

”Exactly. Let the rest of the kingdom gamble on their paper money. Armand deals in wealth that cannot be faked.”

In Armand, prosperity was built on solid ground.

No inflation.

No counterfeiting.

No blind trust in empty promises.

The other nobles could play with their fragile currency.

But in Armand?

Gold was gold.

Silver was silver.

And wealth was real.

Alf smirked, his tone playful.

”And if they insist, my lord?”

Garius let out a long sigh, rubbing his temples.

”Haa… Alf… really?”

Alf grinned.

Hesbeirn chuckled.

Fransesca smiled knowingly.

Garius leaned back, his expression calm but firm.

”We just refuse.”

Alf nodded.

Garius continued.

”Tell our people this type of currency holds no value in Armand. If any merchant, noble, or kingdom wants to trade with us, they will do so in gold, silver, or copper.”

”If they refuse, there will be no trade at all.”

A heavy silence filled the room.

This wasnʼt just a statement.

It was a declaration.

Then, he continued, his tone firm.

”Armand does not depend on outside trade.

The recent war already proved that.”

Everyone in the room nodded.

While other regions struggled with shortages, economic collapse, and internal conflicts—

Armand remained strong, wealthy, and completely self-sufficient.

Their people thrived. Their industries expanded. Their food production was unmatched.

Simply put—Armand did not need them.

”If merchants and nobles insist on using this paper currency, then we, as Armand, have the full right to reject it.”

Alf grinned.

”Understood, my lord. Iʼll make sure the message is clear.”

Garius nodded.

”Inform the overseers and all regional leaders—

No paper money will be accepted in Armand.”

His eyes narrowed.

”No currency exchanges. No circulation of worthless paper. If they wish to trade, they use gold, silver, or copper.”

Hesbeirn stroked his beard.

”And what if smaller traders canʼt bring real coins?”

Garius smirked.

”Then they may use the barter system.”

Everyone raised an eyebrow.

”Barter?”

Garius nodded.

”If a merchant cannot provide proper coin, they may trade goods instead—

But not with paper money.”

Erinnete crossed her arms, nodding.

”So, Armand remains open to fair trade… but not to currency manipulation.”

Garius grinned.

”Exactly.”

Garius turned back to Alf.

”Make sure this is enforced at every level. The merchants, banks, trade posts—everyone must understand.

Armand will not accept their games.”

Alf smiled.

”As you command, my lord.”

Hesbeirn grinned.

”Heh. The other nobles are going to be furious.”

Garius chuckled.

”Let them be. They need us more than we need them.”

Garius smirked, crossing his arms.

”Itʼs their loss if they refuse to trade with us.”

The room fell silent, everyone listening carefully.

”Just look at the recent so-called ʼholy warʼ against our region.”

His eyes sharpened.

”Who suffered the most?”

Everyone knew the answer.

The ones who suffered were the nobles who blindly followed the ʼholy war.ʼ

Even the king himself was furious at them—

For wasting resources.

For crippling trade.

For bringing ruin to their own lands.

Now, those same nobles were desperate to restore their economy.

”If they refuse to trade with us and seek alternatives, so be it.”

He leaned back, tapping his fingers on the table.

”Our farms, our production, our industries… they can all be distributed within our own region.”

Alf nodded.

”Our people always come first, my lord.”

Garius grinned.

”Exactly. Besides—”

”The Demon Territory, the Beastkin Kingdom,The Elven Kingdom… they never stopped trading with us, even during the war.”

Hesbeirn grinned.

”Of course. They knew that our prosperity benefits them as well.”

Garius continued.

”The Demon King, the Beastkin King, and the Elven Kingdom all continue trading with us.”

Your journey continues on

Erinnete smiled.

”The elves provide high-quality honey and other necessities, correct?”

Alf nodded.

”Yes. Since their kingdom borders the Beastkin Kingdom, it makes trade even easier.”

Garius smirked.

”While the human nobles scramble to recover, our trade routes remain strong with those who actually understand value.”

Hesbeirn laughed.

”So, if the human nobles donʼt want to trade, they can suffer the consequences?”

Garius grinned.

”They already are.”

Hesbeirn leaned forward, rubbing his chin.

”Do you think Young Masterʼs inventions should be developed for open trade?”

Alf chuckled.

”Like the frozen carriage? The one that allows seafood to stay fresh for long-distance transport?”

Erinnete nodded.

”With how valuable it is, it could revolutionize trade.”

For a moment, they all considered the idea.

But then—Gariusʼ expression turned serious.

The room fell silent.

”No.”

His tone was firm, leaving no room for argument.

”Javier specifically told me—his ʼtechnologyʼ must never be sold or handed over to others.

They can see it, but they will never get their hands on it.”

Garius sighed.

”I still remember what Javier said about wealth.”

He closed his eyes, recalling the words.

”Greed will bring people to downfall.”

The room remained silent.

Then, he continued.

”If we sell these inventions, weʼll grow even wealthier… but what happens next?

Other nobles will desperately try to take them.

Wars will be fought over them.

Spies will flood our lands, trying to steal them.”

Erinnete nodded, understanding.

”And once people become too dependent on these inventions… theyʼll either try to control us or destroy us.”

Garius smirked.

”Exactly. Which is why Javierʼs technology remains Armandʼs secret.

We use it. We benefit from it. But we will never sell it.”

Hesbeirn grinned.

”So, those nobles can only watch and drool, huh?”

Garius laughed.

”Let them.”

”Besides, he mentioned that this so-called ʼtechnologyʼ of his isnʼt easy to copy or use.”

He glanced at Fransesca.

”What was that term he used again?”

Fransesca tilted her head, thinking.

”Umm… ʼreverse engineeringʼ?”

The room fell silent for a moment.

Hesbeirn raised an eyebrow.

”What does that mean?”

Fransesca smiled.

”Something like copying an invention by taking it apart and figuring out how it works.”

Alf chuckled.

”So, in short… stealing knowledge?”

Fransesca nodded.

”Exactly. But Javier was confident that they wouldnʼt be able to do it.”

Garius leaned back, smirking.

”He said they can try… but they wonʼt be able to.”

Erinnete crossed her arms.

”Why is that?”

Garius pointed at the report in front of him.

”Javier mentioned something about how his inventions—like the mana bomb launcher for our Pekko units—rely on special mechanisms.”

Hesbeirn grinned.

”The cylinder system, right?”

Garius nodded.

”Yes. Even if someone managed to take it apart, they wouldnʼt understand how to rebuild it. Javierʼs technology follows a logic that doesnʼt exist in this world.”

Fransesca sighed, shaking her head with a smile.

”Honestly, sometimes I feel like that boy knows things no one else does.”

Alf smirked.

”Thatʼs because he does.”

Garius grinned.

”Let them try. Let them waste time and resources trying to copy what they donʼt understand.”

Erinnete nodded.

”And while they struggle, Armand will only grow stronger.”

Hesbeirn laughed.

”Hah! Iʼd love to see their faces when they realize they canʼt steal our advantage.”

Garius chuckled.

”Javier may act lazy, but when it comes to these things… heʼs already far ahead of everyone.”

( End of Chapter )

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