They had long known that Red Tide Territory's grain supply was adequate, as it was one of the few regions in the Northern Territory untouched by disaster, but they didn't expect Louis to be so generous in offering such a large portion of stored grain all at once.
Eight thousand tons was no insignificant amount.
The wealthiest of the old vassals in the Northern Territory now had barely over a thousand tons in their warehouses, with some territories having completely empty storerooms.
After Louis explained the grain allocation plan, fearing misunderstanding, he added, "These eight thousand tons comprise two-thirds of Red Tide Territory's current grain reserves."
His tone carried a hint of resignation, as if he were truly struggling to take out his last reserves.
Of course, he knew better than anyone present that this so-called "concession" of eight thousand tons was just the tip of the iceberg.
The foundation of Red Tide's grain abundance lay with Mai Lang Territory.
