How to Turn a Kind Savior into an Emperor (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 74

Later, her father had written down the details across several pages. Ines carefully reviewed them and neatly put the letter away.

If Ines’s memory served her correctly, Grandel would eventually become the father of the Crown Princess. Upon the Crown Prince’s death, he swiftly moved to arrange a marriage between the Empress’s second son and her daughter.

With signs of civil unrest emerging, he would surely mobilize his private troops to protect the Empress and her son.

Money was the most essential thing for war.

Ines used Sir Mondray of Mondray Bank.

Since the person didn’t actually exist, everything was handled through letters and documents. Yet, thanks to her flawless preparation, Count Grandel harbored no suspicion—after all, it was a deal with no risk to him, and Mondray Bank had already firmly established itself in Landhill.

She began writing a reply to her father.

Her message about her own well-being was brief, but she didn’t forget to ask him to take good care of her mother and Susan.

I must repeat once more—please never lend banknotes or gold directly.

Please acquire only the necessary supplies and be sure to receive payment exclusively from the Imperial Treasury of Sanbate.

Never deliver all the goods at once.

Also, buy up all military supplies appearing on the market.

The more, the better.

War would never be short. It would continue for some time even after the new Crown Prince’s ascension.

The Empress would keep printing money endlessly to obtain what she needed—and Ines intended to burden her with so much debt that she wouldn’t even know to whom she owed it.

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