My Computer Leads to an Instance Dungeon-Chapter 189 - 158: Enormous Wealth

Fang Zhen brought a large quantity of goods, all of them items for the trade he had discussed with Dalia.

The shipment included two DJI agricultural drones with their accessories, a medium-sized diesel generator weighing 150 kg with its components and cabling, five thirty-liter barrels of 97-octane gasoline, and three more thirty-liter barrels of diesel.

In addition, there were two wooden crates of assorted silks, two wooden crates of what appeared to be high-end porcelain tableware and small vases, and fifty kilograms of black, green, and floral teas.

These items were quite heavy. Fortunately, Fang Zhen had the seventh floor to himself and had moved everything over bit by bit. Plus, with a flatbed cart and loading tools, it was manageable and not too exhausting.

After stashing the goods in the woods, Fang Zhen headed to the tavern in Redstone Town to fetch Dalia, who had been waiting.

Dalia brought thirty of her most trusted soldiers to the woods, where Fang Zhen showed her the goods.

Dalia's main focus was on the drones. Upon seeing them, she was visibly relieved.

It was clear Dalia lacked a sense of security. This anxiety only began to fade once she had what were, in her eyes, extremely powerful weapons.

Fang Zhen gave Dalia a brief explanation of how the drones and the generator worked together.

'Actually, he'd considered bringing solar panels. They would have been lighter, but on second thought... for some unknown reason, in all his time coming to the Nameless World, he'd never seen a single clear, sunny day. It was always either overcast or raining. Solar panels wouldn't be reliable.'

'He didn't want to scam Dalia, so he brought the bulky but more reliable diesel generator instead.'

After a brief introduction to the diesel generator and drones, Fang Zhen opened the crates of luxury goods for Dalia to inspect the porcelain, silk, and tea.

When Dalia saw the silk, her eyes lit up. She clearly adored the fabric, which looked so luxurious and felt so silky and smooth against the skin.

But when she saw the porcelain and tea, her expression was one of utter shock.

"Such beautiful porcelain tableware… and so much high-quality tea! Where did you get all this?"

"Do you have any idea? In noble circles, fine porcelain is something to show off. Even plain, uncolored porcelain is a luxury item. Solid-colored pieces with beautiful hues can fetch two or three times the price. But this kind of high-grade porcelain, with its multiple colors and intricate patterns… it's something I've never even seen before. Not even the King is likely to own something like this."

Dalia was incredibly excited.

Aside from the porcelain, Dalia was also astounded by the quality of the tea.

The tea Fang Zhen had brought wasn't even exceptionally fine—just some common, foundational black teas like Jin Jun Mei, Lapsang Souchong, and Dian Hong. Black tea made up the majority of the shipment. They weren't the most expensive varieties, but they were still considered high quality.

Of the fifty kilograms of tea, at least forty were these types of black tea.

In addition, to offer a wider variety of flavors, he had also bought some Dan Cong oolong, green tea, jasmine tea, and a few Pu'er tea cakes.

Upon seeing all the different teas, Dalia couldn't stop gasping in amazement.

"Where does this tea come from? The Kingdom doesn't produce it. We only import a small amount by sea each year, and it's incredibly expensive. The price of good tea is about half the price of gold by weight! And your tea… it seems even better than what I have stashed away. Plus, there are so many varieties!"

Seeing Dalia's astonished reaction, Fang Zhen knew he'd brought the right things.

'Silk, porcelain, and tea… It seems the Zambein Kingdom doesn't produce any of them. They have enormous trade value.'

'Of course, that doesn't mean I can just dump them on the market without limit. The market is finite, after all. For now, I can probably only trade with the nobility and major merchants.'

'But I'm just one person. This market is more than big enough to keep me profitable for a long, long time.'

'As long as I can keep entering the Nameless World instance, this looks like a stable path to future wealth.'

"Let's talk about this back in the Ashton Territory," Fang Zhen said to Dalia.

Dalia blinked. Seeing the soldiers around them, she instantly understood.

Dalia had been overly excited and said too much. Saying any more risked stirring up certain feelings among the soldiers.

'Even though these core soldiers' families are all in the Ashton Territory, and it's not like they could get far in this day and age, it's still better to be discreet. No need to stoke anyone's greed. The risk is small, but no risk is always better than a small risk.'

Dalia ordered the soldiers to cover the goods back up and load them onto the supply wagons.

Dalia was buzzing with excitement. They already had a plan.

Fang Zhen and Dalia led the troops back to the Ashton Territory, marching through the night.

After marching all night, Fang Zhen and Dalia arrived back in the main city of the Ashton Territory by dawn.

Dalia had the soldiers move Fang Zhen's important goods into the castle. Then, she excitedly pulled him into his guest room.

The moment they were in the room, Dalia threw herself at Fang Zhen, demanding a passionate kiss, her face flushed like a young girl in the throes of her first love.

Fang Zhen had grown familiar with Dalia's body over the past few days. He knew that whenever she got this excited, she would have a certain physiological reaction—she would get wet.

Entangled, they tumbled onto the bed.

…

「A little over an hour later.」

Fang Zhen had put his pants on, but his torso was still bare.

Ever since getting the "Instance Life Game," he was always either practicing marksmanship, training skills, or running all over the place. His body fat percentage hadn't been high to begin with, and with all the intense activity, it had dropped to around 13 or 14 percent. His abs and pectoral muscles were clearly defined.