Blackstone Code - Chapter 178:

... for a moment, then shook his head. He knew more than anyone else in the room.

At present, the Baylor Federation did not possess the basic conditions for international trade. Other countries were already quite dissatisfied with the Federation's neutral stance during the war, and there were deeper reasons behind this dissatisfaction.

During the world war, as a neutral country, the Baylor naturally became a haven for much capital fleeing the conflict, which inevitably accelerated th ...