"Do we not have to put down collateral?"0

"What do we need collateral for? We're right here; we're not going anywhere."0

"What about interest?"0

"At most 2%. I'm not willing to negotiate if it’s more than that."2

Hearing the number, Old Charlie involuntarily furrowed his brows. If a moment ago he merely thought Chu Guang was crazy, then at this moment, he was beginning to entertain the notion that perhaps it was Boulder Town that had gone mad. "... How will they agree to such terms?"0

Chu Guang replied casually, “They will certainly agree because lending money to us is much safer than lending to those traveling merchants who may not come back and factories that could go bankrupt at any time. It is also much more reliable than the residents who are certainly not able to repay their loans.”0

“Borrowing 200 million only right now is because, at this stage, it’s all we need. Trust me, in a few months, as long as we ask, they’ll be eager to send even more money our way.”0

Could sovereign debt and personal debt be treated the same way?1

Could the New Alliance’s repayment capability be compared to that of the average survivor?0

It wouldn’t take long for the City Hall and the Boulder Town Bank to realize what a good decision it was...0