Dean wants to create a virtuous cycle.
He comes to train apprentices, and the apprentices grow up and build their own breeding houses, which can then both reward him and improve the average level of the entire industry.
Dean can profit from this, and the selective breeding industry can gradually grow.
As the saying goes, today's selective breeding is driven by me, and tomorrow I can rely on selective breeding to take off.
Although it is not appropriate to say this, what Dean wants to create is basically such a situation.
Only when the selective breeding industry becomes more prosperous can the goals in his plan such as establishing a guild and obtaining academic certification be realized.
However, it is obvious that this ambitious "small goal" plan cannot be completed in a few days.
Thanks to his language skills honed by the college entrance examination, a well-used saying can be used here, "Rome was not built in a day."
So originally, Dean wasn't too anxious.
After all, he is relatively passive now. If he can wait until he has bred Goose and Goose before recruiting apprentices, firstly, he will be more confident, and secondly, the timing may be more suitable.
But the incident of Xie Erha accelerated this process.
In addition to the psychological problems of this crab, there is also a part of the problem that Dean only realized when he saw this guy sneaking away. The problem of insufficient manpower in the breeding house.
Kana needs to take care of her children and has no skills at all. The devil floating fish does not have the qualifications in this area, and their size and intelligence cannot support too detailed work. The nonsense mirror is completely hopeless. Not only does this guy speak unreliable, It can't even be seen when doing things. Dean has assigned it to breed new nonsense mirrors.
As for the Butterflies and Insect-type familiars, it’s good if they can understand instructions. Dean doesn’t have too many requirements for them.
Counting on his fingers, the breeding house almost relies on him and Kana to operate.
So now when Kana went to take care of the cubs, Dean instantly felt that he was short of manpower.
Simply put, Kana's child labor force is no longer enough for him to enslave.
So in order not to tire the calves to death in the field, he decided to trick two more calves back from outside.
So I focused on two siblings, Lucy and Ronan.
There are many reasons for choosing them.
On the one hand, Dean had already received invitations before, and among the people he knew, they were the only two who were interested in engaging in breeding, and there were not many people to choose from; on the other hand, because of the age of the two siblings, Small, malleable, well-educated, and in good condition, Dean was impressed, so he never forgot her.
It depends on what happens with the information Morel inquires about.
If the children's business is booming, it will be difficult for him to talk about it, but if the business is bleak...
Dean believed that his appearance would be like providing help in times of need, bringing endless warmth to the young apprentices he had booked.
The all-powerful gossip master Morel came to the breeding house in the afternoon of the next day.
As soon as they met, she sighed with a complicated expression: "I originally thought that even the breeding houses of outsiders could have business, but the business of my own breeding house must be better..."
Dean quickly poured a cup of tea and handed it over, waiting for her to continue.
"It's a coincidence that the neighbor of these brothers and sisters is the cousin of my husband's subordinate. I happened to meet her when I was buying groceries. Remembering your instructions, I asked her in detail. According to what she said, the breeding house is indeed Selective breeding has produced some results, but..."
Morel twisted his eyebrows in confusion.
"A little bearded man the size of a finger, with no skills, costs fifty gold. This is too expensive. Who would spend such unjust money?"
Dean was shocked by the price.
"I don't think those two kids are like people who set prices randomly. Besides, it's impossible to sell it no matter how you think about it. If they set this price, aren't they driving people away?"
Morel raised his hand, "I know something about this. The price of Warcraft in the store was not decided by the brother and sister, but by their deceased grandfather, who was also the original owner of the breeding house. Unless they You already have abilities that surpass those of the old man, otherwise you can’t change them casually.”
"This is also the condition that the old man agreed upon when he handed down the breeding house."
