God of Technology: Creating the Internet in Another World-Chapter 480: We Brought Thirty Trucks of Samples!

"My territory is next to Roster territory, only about 20 miles away."

Kels was straightforward: "Pretty much all the territories around us have been assimilated by Roster territory, or rather, we’ve all joined the magic-tech industrialization cause."

"About 60 or 70 days ago, Viscount Roster’s people built a huge array that transmits excess heat produced in some workshops to every household for free."

"Simply put, in many territories around our area now, you just press a button at home and tons of heat comes through. You don’t need any other heating devices anymore."

Worth mentioning, the Ramsey family that Kels belonged to was actually one of the families that attacked Viscount Roster back then.

All the noble leaders who’d attacked Viscount Roster at that time, including Viscount Ramsey and their closest relatives, had all met their end.

The current territory leaders were all people who leaned toward the Church of Technology.

Of course, they made this choice for many, many reasons.

For instance, if Kels hadn’t agreed, he’d still be a country bumpkin right now managing a mill, even though he had the same bloodline as the viscount.

What’s more, they’d really gotten rich benefits from this cause.

As Roster territory developed, each of these families now owned tons of related industries.

Through mutual cooperation, their income for one day now equaled what they used to make in a year, or even several years.

Who’d complain about making too much money?

What choice they’d make in terms of alignment was already obvious.

What’s more, Viscount Roster really gave them benefits.

Like this heating system he just mentioned—though the upfront investment cost was high, it directly gave dozens of territories and all their people a warm Frigid Moon.

From then on, nobody would ever die from the cold again.

This was something they couldn’t have imagined in the past.

The fairy representative was clearly stunned. This kind of operation was actually beyond his imagination.

They could actually use this method for heating!?

It sounded like dumping out useless stuff, and then everyone got warmth.

Compared to this array, the constant temperature array did seem pretty ordinary.

"I didn’t expect you guys used this method over there."

"This is also a brand new path we’ve walked under Viscount Roster’s leadership. Otherwise, maybe I wouldn’t even have the money to get a constant temperature array right now, and could only sit by the fireplace, roasting by the flames, like a piece of bacon."

Kels smiled and made a joke.

After they had some simple exchanges, the fairy representative finally cut to the chase: "I wonder what brings you here representing Viscount Roster this time?"

"We naturally want to establish cooperation with you."

Kels smiled: "Roster Territory Group Company produces tons of products, including but not limited to Magic Conductors, clothes, crafts..."

"What if we want to purchase magic-powered vehicles?" the fairy representative asked with a smile.

Kels didn’t hesitate: "Of course we can."

"All models?" The fairy representative was a bit surprised.

"Of course. Not just magic-powered vehicles—if you have the need, we can even provide road construction outsourcing, magic-powered vehicle maintenance training, etc., to ensure you can fully utilize the magic-powered vehicles."

Kels went on and on about the support Roster Territory Group Company provided in this area.

After explaining for quite a while, Kels added: "We even have a rail transit line that will reach right to your border in the future to ensure our trade."

The fairy representative was silent for quite a while.

He knew about the ultra-high-speed rail transit system.

He also knew the ultra-high-speed rail transit system had several main lines.

But he hadn’t expected that one of those main lines would end at his border.

Did they really believe that much in transforming their trade?

However, before the fairy representative could even control his expression, Kels had already said:

"We believe that no matter what race, everyone has the desire to make their lives better."

"Magic Conductors can do that."

"So their market is infinitely vast."

"If we can establish cooperation with you officially, that’s naturally best. But if we can’t, that’s fine too. We believe merchants will make better choices."

"The Duchy of Enpire is different from any other nation. We’re a nation formed by merchants. As long as it doesn’t threaten the overall national security and stability, we see any commercial activity as reasonable and what we pursue."

The fairy representative immediately gave his position: "Since you can build the ultra-high-speed rail system to our border, we’ll naturally make use of it."

"The goods you send over will most likely spread throughout the entire Western Continent, all nations, within 3 to 7 days, as long as the products meet the needs of those countries or races."

"I brought thirty trucks of samples this time. Interested in taking a look?" Kels smiled.

Thirty trucks?

How much could thirty trucks hold?

The fairy representative didn’t think much of it, but still followed him to the warehouse.

Then he completely froze.

His understanding of thirty trucks was thirty horse-drawn carts, hauling at most a few thousand pounds of goods.

But he’d overlooked the magic-powered vehicles he’d just mentioned.

All thirty trucks were large cargo trucks.

You wouldn’t believe how much stuff they brought!

"This whole truck is full of clothes produced in Roster territory, all kinds. Definitely top-notch for keeping warm, selling really well in the northern part of Kingdom of Dawn."

Kels pointed at the cargo on the first truck and smiled:

"North of the watch wall, those Tech Combat Clerics currently fighting—in non-combat situations, the casual clothes they wear are made from the same material as these clothes."

"Oh?" The fairy representative was a bit surprised and reached out to grab a piece of clothing. "It does look pretty good."

"The material is very fine, the insulation effect should be good too. Whether in our nation or in the surrounding nations, except for the dwarves, they should all like it pretty much."

"If that’s the case, then that’s perfect."

Kels smiled: "However many of these clothes you want, we can provide. The price will definitely be way lower than you imagine."

Industrial output, placed in these countries still stuck in family workshops, was basically dimensional warfare.

Whether in output, quality, or price, it was all crushing-level. 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝙚𝙬𝓮𝙗𝒏𝙤𝒗𝙚𝙡.𝒄𝒐𝓶

Kels was completely confident about this, because not long ago they’d crushed humanity’s largest empire, the Gray Fort Empire, in this area!