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After all, from the past history and what it did in the original time and space, it can be seen that this family is really not a good cake.

But after thinking it over and over again, he decided to agree.

This is not because he is greedy for profit.

In fact, Pfister is not short of money these days.

It's just that he thinks the benefits of the family's relocation outweigh the disadvantages.

The hope of the Barov family is still there, and it will not be as dark as the original time and space.

After a battle, the Stormwind Kingdom was severely damaged.

The injection of capital has indeed helped its revival.

As for the profit-seeking nature of capitalists.

For a short time, nothing to worry about.

After all, the Barov family moved south because they couldn't get along in the northern countries.

How could you have the guts to act boldly at the beginning?You can only be a man with your tail between your legs.

Only when you gain a firm foothold will you reveal your true colors.

But do they really have a chance?

Counting the time, the goblin should have been freed from the slavery of the troll.

Start forming your own consortium.

These goblin consortiums are not old money like Barov.

Only capital operations are carried out, full of greed and philistines.

People are technology upstarts based on technology.

By the Third World War more than ten years later, the goblin airship had been researched.

In war, make a fortune.

And Stranglethorn Vale, adjacent to the Stormwind Kingdom, is the headquarters of the Goblin Consortium.

When it rises, the market in Stormwind City will surely bear the brunt.

If the Barov family does not make changes, facing the menacing goblins, they will only have a dead end.

It is inevitable to follow the old path of the decline of the original time and space.

How can you still think about exploiting the people?

Maybe in order to fight a price war with the goblin consortium, they will give up profits to the public instead.

So he felt relieved and signed a contract with the other party.

But Pfister only accepted a small amount of investment.

As a time traveler, Pfister's vision goes without saying.

It's clear how much potential Karazhan has.

Accepting financing now is tantamount to giving away money for free.

How could he be so stupid to let the Barov family make millions of times profit?

In addition, the floating city is extraordinary and will definitely play a huge strategic role.

Most industries do not allow capital to get involved at will.

However, the two still reached an in-depth cooperation.

Pfister outsourced a lot of construction work to Alex.

And entrust the other party to find all kinds of practitioners needed by the city.

Next, Pfister happened to be going to Stormwind, leaving Alex and his wife Janice behind.

Prepare to take the two of you there.

The Barovs stayed at Tiris Law School for a few days.

I am amazed by the new teaching mode.

I found him and asked to send some of my children to study.

This surprised Pfister.

After all, Janice is a descendant of an old magician aristocrat, and the family is very powerful in Dalaran.

Logically speaking, one should choose a familiar and trusted natal channel.

As for the relationship with him.

The two sides have already established cooperation, and there is no need to do more.

Therefore, he can only attribute the potential of the academy to the success of convincing the duo.

In the original time and space, the descendants of the two couples were mostly villains.

There are no people who do business.

The strength is only unsatisfactory.

Although it is not weak, considering that a lean camel is bigger than a horse.

The Barov family has poured a lot of resources into it, which is somewhat unreasonable.

Of course, it is the so-called up and down.

that world line.Even Alex is messing with Mr. C.

It's all too normal for its children to fall.

In another environment, one's character may not be impossible to correct.

As for lack of strength, it may not necessarily be due to lack of talent, it may be due to lack of hard work.

After all, descendants of aristocratic and wealthy families understand everything.