She Was Sent by God

ndrassy words were softer than cotton.

“How’s your work?”

“I’m so busy that I wish I had two bodies.
As you can see from the report, we are planning to deliver Elemer to the palace in earnest starting this year.”

He smiled and talked about business all the time.
Agnes quietly listened to his story, then put down her cup of tea.

“Why did you become a merchant? I heard that you were from a noble family.”

“It was a poor baron family and I had three brothers above me.
I had to do everything to eat and live.”

“What about now?”

It is no exaggeration to say that the shop led by Andrassy now represents Nirseg.

Through Elemer, he accumulated tremendous wealth and became richer than most noble families with territories.

It was a long time ago that it exceeded the problem of eating and living.

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“Now….”

He made eye contact with Agnes as he swept his chin roughly.

“I want everyone in Nirseg to use what I sell in my shop.”

For a brief moment, a strong light emanated from his eyes.
Agnes did not miss it.

“To do that, I still have to wait a little longer.”

“That’s a good aspiration.”

Agnes nodded.
I handed him the box that I prepared.

“What is it?”

“Open it.”

He seemed puzzled, but he silently followed the princess.
When he opened the box, light emanated in between.

“What is this?”

“Light Spheres”

Agnes smiled and gave a brief explanation.

When he heard that it was made using mana stone and can last for about three years, his eyes began to get excited.

“But, how many mana stones did you obtain as raw materials?”

“Oh, don’t worry about Mana stone.
I can make it.”

“What? What are you talking about?”

He looks puzzled because he doesn’t understand what Agnes said.

“Not long ago, I found a golden age relic in the Black Sapphire mine, and it happened to be a device that makes mana.”

“What did you say?”

She smiled very softly and said.

He jumped up from his seat without the princess’ permission.

It was a bit rude, but Agnes understood him.

“That, ha, no, that.”

Andrassy breathed only with his mouth open when Agnes said that twelve wizards were making mana stones night and day.

“You’ll be able to earn gold coins beyond comparison with Elemer.”

His voice trembled thinly.
It looks like light is emitted from his eyes.

“This mine will probably bring tremendous changes.
As long as the price range is well matched, the purchasing class can be expanded to non-noblemen and commoners.”

Andrassy couldn’t speak properly because he was overwhelmed just by thinking.
his body kept moving up and down because of excitement.

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“Andrassy.”

“Yes.
Madam.”

“Come under me.”

Perhaps because it was an unexpected remark, Andrassy was puzzled.

“What?”

“Be the vassal of the Duke of Arpad.”

The tea cooled down.
The maid noticed it and walked gently to change the tea water.

Andrassy kept quiet for a while.

“I know what you’re worried about.”

Agnes lifted a steaming teacup.

“Your shop will remain the same.
There will be no change in name or person.
I promise.”

“……..”

“What I need is not the shop you have achieved throughout your life, but you.”

A calm and clear sentence dug his ears.
Andrassy looked up at Agnes.

“I wouldn’t have been able to come this far without you.
So please consider it.”

“Me.
….you mean….me?.”

Andrassy showed his confusion for the first time.
Agnes, who had not shown her true feelings, was happy with that alone.

“Of course, there will be no special disadvantage in rejecting my proposal.”

“……..”

“However, as in the case of Elemer and the light spheres the sales will be awarded to merchants with the best offer and conditions.”

He didn’t speak up easily.
The silence lengthened, but Agnes did not break it.

“When I first said I’d go into commerce, all my brothers laughed at me.”

Andrassy brought up something out of the blue.

“My father also told me to leave the house if I was going to do such a vulgar thing.
At that time, only my wife supported me.”

“I see.”

“So, I lived more tenaciously than anyone else.
I wanted to prove it to them and I wanted to repay the faith my wife gave me.”

Andrassy suddenly got up from his seat and knelt in front of Agnes.

“I have something to ask.”

“Say it.”