It is also interesting to say that if you are negotiating with the Noxusians and the North Legion, Yasuo will not be involved in any case - because neither Yasuo's vest nor Yatox's vest can appear in such an occasion, it will not only arouse Svein's suspicion, but may even affect Noxus' strategy.

After all... in the previous battle of Ionia, Noxus suffered a real loss. If the Ionia were not willing to go abroad to fight back, I am afraid that the Noxus would not have the energy to use troops in Shurima at all.

There is only one strait between Noxus and Ionia.

However, if we were to negotiate with the merchants of Tukugur, Yasuo would have no problem.

Noxus are different.

In the North Legion of the Fort Dow Wor, it was simply the base camp of the Noxus young sect. Most of the Noxus people who ran to the North Legion were from poor origins, and their military merits were the only way for them to compete for their identities. Therefore, most of these people were happy when they heard about the war, and even the more the Frelljords went south to rob, the more excited they were.

If you want to make a deal in Dow Fort Dow, unless it is a deal that is fought together, it will not work at all!

But Tukugur is different.

Yasuo had been to Tukugur before, and he also gathered a large number of student disciples that time - that experience gave him a very deep understanding of Tukugur's situation.

For Noxus, Tukugur is an absolute place to transform. Although there is not the coldness of Freljod, the breath of Enivia overflowing from the Tukugur pass still makes this basin, which is generally in the shape of a gourd, have a long and cold winter.

In addition, there are lush coniferous trees everywhere and no mineral resources. Even for the Noxus, it can only be regarded as exile and wasteland for criminals.

In Tukugur, there is no law, and the most basic order is just a group of pioneers to keep warm. Most of the people living here are frustrated people from Noxus. Even if they are as strong as Svein, their control over Tukugur is only based on restraint and infiltration. In addition to a few sheriffs and garrisons who control key areas, at most several intelligence stations for war stonemasons were established.

Moreover, most of these intelligence stations are training-oriented, with very few mature war stonemasons, and all identities are teachers...

Before, Svein cleaned up the Wo Fort, and he cleaned up Tukugur. In the final analysis, there was nothing here that the Empire cares about, and there were not even a few recruits. Finally, as the Empire's attention and center of gravity developed southward, the Empire's power retreated again, and Tukugur returned to his previous appearance.

It can be said that in Tukugur, the Noxus actually have no control - this is completely different from the Dowbor Fort!

It is precisely because of this lack of control and unclear order that Tukugur gave birth to an underground self-order. Because the resources here are barren and limited in species, the fur and medicinal materials merchants became "sanctions" with Tukugur's characteristics, controlling Tukugur's lifeline to a certain extent.

What the coalition forces have to do is to use their interests to impress these merchants with great powers and let them provide supplies to the coalition forces!

This is much easier than using sea transportation lines to buy food from Ionia and then send it around the world!

Ashe naturally agreed with this idea. Trading was what she had always insisted on, and it was even more enjoyable to reduce logistical pressure while carrying out trade. So she quickly allocated manpower and formed a special trade mission with Yasuo, bringing a large number of samples of Freljode's specialty products through the Tukugul Pass.

We must open up the Tukugur trade route!

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In fact, Yasuo set off a little late.

Every autumn, merchant groups from the Principality of Noxus and Valorland will arrive in Turkur, purchasing furs and supplies from locals, and selling food for winter to them.

After winter, because the temperature in Tukugur was too low, few merchant groups were willing to come here. Compared with the warm Lockrond Plain in the south, Tukugur in winter is simply "Little Freljode". The cold wind passing through Tukugur Pass cannot be said to be unforgettable, at least it is a stern wind like a knife.

In such a low temperature environment, the cost of the merchant group that carries Tukugur activities will soar rapidly. It is easy for large animals to freeze to death when traveling Tukugur, and the merchant group is attacked by wild animals, etc.

Therefore, except for a few large trade groups, small merchants will hardly come to Tukugur in winter. That is not a fight, it is a waste of life.

It is precisely because of this that when Yasuo led the team back to Tukugur, their initial formation was not smooth.

Even after following the water source's guidance and finding some villages and towns, they did not find any merchants.

Fortunately, because Yasuo is a "nuclear affable", these residents and wanderers from lawless places have rarely shown their reliable side. After a fierce exchange between the two sides, Yasuo finally got the news he wanted.

In Heishui City, even in the cold winter, there will be merchants from three business groups.

These three "local businessmen" are the most powerful and outstanding merchants in Tukugur. They are capable of conducting trade in winter!

Although according to the locals, the scale of winter trade between these three merchants is not large, for Yasuo, whether the trade is large or not is actually not that important. As long as the trade route is opened, the scale of trade will eventually expand, which is enough!

So, Yasuo randomly selected a lucky guy and asked him to lead the way to Hei Shui City to meet the three newly emerging land merchants after the reshuffle of Tukugur's power!

The unlucky guy selected by Yasuo showed a smile that was even more sluggish than crying, obediently put on his thickest clothes, and honestly embarked on the road to Hei Shui City.

As the saying goes, the melon is not sweet, but at least it quenches thirst. Around a large group of excited direwolfs, even if this unlucky guy who was frivolous with Arielia's words and deeds because he had drunk too much before, he could only honestly follow the stream and undercurrents, and bring Yasuo and his "special trade mission" to Heishui City.

According to the rules of Hei Shui City, such a large group of direwolfs must not enter the city.
Chapter completed!