The widespread depreciation of magic coins has had a profound impact on the wizarding world.

Like the fact that Locke once exchanged death attribute materials worth 300,000 magic coins for two chances for the fifth-level dragon lich Trappadoni, I am afraid that it will not appear again in the future.

Of course, with Locke's current financial and material resources, it is really not difficult to come up with money to hire a powerhouse above level four in the wizarding world.

There is a clear employment relationship channel within the Wizarding Alliance, and many new level 4 and 5 powerhouses want to make extra money.

Locke's apparent income in the Chaos Sea Star Field War is 40 million magic coins, but if you count the buying and selling operations he carried out before the depreciation of the magic coins, Locke's family is probably close to 70 million magic coins!

70 million magic coins! That's a terrifying number!

Not to mention the fourth-level powerhouses of the same level, I'm afraid that even those old guys who have been promoted to the fifth level for many years do not have a rich background in the Locke family.

The market price of a second-generation space fortress is 12 million magic coins, and the price of a first-generation space fortress is 4 million magic coins.

This shows what the purchasing power of Delocke's 70 million magic coins is.

Locke, who has such a large base, immediately repaid seventy percent of the loan share of the business alliance Capetce.

In fact, Locke can repay it all at once, but Bili and Xia Qian's suggestions make Locke think deeply.

In Bili and Xia Qian's original thoughts, Locke would not pay back a penny and continue to apply for a loan from the business alliance Capetch.

Money can make money, which is the most basic concept for business operators.

And Locke, as the master of a knight's hall, created a great name in the plane war, and befriended many forces such as the Mamet Alliance, it will definitely not be a problem to repay the loan in the future. (Vertical and horizontal starter)

So even if he still owes Capecchi a huge loan, he wants to come to the Business Alliance and will continue to grant him magic coins.

Because the interest generated by this huge magic coin every hundred years alone is enough to make the business alliance Capecchi excited.

Why is the business alliance Capetch actively promoting the Santa Tower and the Knight's Hall Foundation Loan in the wizarding world.

In addition to the fact that this measure is approved by the will of the wizarding world plane and the approval of the guardians, there is also one of the most fundamental reasons, which is driven by interests.

Those new Saint Tower and Knight Hall masters didn't get this money for nothing!

Any loan is interest-bearing, and although the basic loan of Santa and the Knight's Hall is a low-interest loan, the interest income generated by the loan of millions of magic coins is not a small amount.

Not only did he get the interest income on the loan, but he also received the affirmation of the will of the plane and the guardians, and he also gained the friendship of one new fourth-level powerhouse in the wizarding world one after another.

The basic loan service provided by the business alliance Capetch is a killing three birds with one stone.

This also indirectly proves that Capecchi's ability to become the largest commercial financial organization in the wizarding world is not in vain.

Coupled with the world-class treasure 'Equivalent Key', this commercial and financial organization has growing in power and status in the wizarding world.

Although there is no sixth-level powerhouse of his own, everyone seems to have foreseen that in terms of the voice of the Wizarding Alliance, Capecchi is not inferior to several forces such as the Belém Empire, the Northland Witches, the West Coast Warlocks, and the Abarut Empire.

Even the business alliance Capecchi has the ability to make space fortresses that these big powers don't have.

"Rock Knight, why don't you repay all the loans at once? While negotiating with the fourth-level magician of the Business Alliance, Dimien, to repay the loan, the magician with a goatee suddenly asked.

Judging from the amount of loans that Locke owed to Capetch before, after the storm of the depreciation of magic coins that swept the entire plane came, Locke chose to repay the loan, which undoubtedly made Capetch lose all his money.

But with Capecke's big business, not to mention the gains and losses of just tens of millions of magic coins, even if it is hundreds of millions, it will not have any impact on them.

Master Demien had this question, but it was just curiosity.

After all, from the perspective of Locke's actual interests, it is the wisest decision to repay the loan in one lump sum.

And Demien also knew that in two hundred years at most, that is, during the second alliance meeting of the wizarding world, the value of the magic currency of the wizarding world would warm up slightly.

If he didn't take advantage of this time to pay off the loan, Locke would have to bear an additional loss of more than one million magic coins in addition to the interest in the end. As an economist, Master Demien thought it was irrational to do so.

It's a pity that economists are not the same as businessmen.

Master Demien has handled a lot of industries in the business alliance Capetch over the years, but he doesn't have much experience in doing business.

This also caused him to be unable to understand the intention behind Locke's move.

Thinking back to the stubborn faces of Bili and Xia Qian, Locke, as a high-ranking master of the knight's hall, how could he say in front of Master Demien that this was the advice given to him by two women.

Coughing slightly, Locke replied, "As for why you don't pay off the loan all at once, it's because I still have the remaining magic coins to use." ”

"Master Demien, you don't doubt my ability to repay the loan, do you?" then, Locke asked half-jokingly.

The goatee's jaw shook and shook, and Master Dimien replied in an affirmative tone, "Of course not!"

"Just Rock Knight's performance during the Chaos Sea Star Wars is enough to convince Capetch of your potential. Master Dimien looked at Locke meaningfully.

Both are fourth-level powerhouses, and the maximum loan amount that knights and magicians can apply for in the business alliance Capetch is different.

Usually, the fourth-level mage applies for a larger share than the fourth-level knight.

Knights of the same level receive different loan support according to their strength, potential, and closeness to Capecchi.

Locke is undoubtedly Capecki's best customers at the moment, and with his performance during the Chaos Sea Star War, if he really speaks, Capetch is very likely to give him treatment comparable to that of a fifth-level powerhouse.

It's also an investment.

Capec was able to stand in the wizarding world for hundreds of thousands of years without falling, and developed more and more prosperous, and naturally had its reasons.

It's just that Locke, who is currently deep-pocketed, does not need this kind of financial assistance from Capetch for the time being.

But there is no doubt that it is not needed now, and it does not mean that it will not be needed in the future.

Maybe one day, Locke will need this large amount of financial aid?

In today's development of the times, how can any dimensional war lack the participation of economy and resources.