Transmigrated as a Wrong Character in a Sorcerer World

Chapter 112 A good business idea

He had almost forgotten, but if he had thought about it carefully, those areas were indeed under tremendous speculation, and a commercial bubble had formed there. According to what Ronan had mentioned, those forced disappearances would eventually work out.

So, buying buildings at the current low prices would make him immensely wealthy if the problems were resolved.

'If I buy this and some of the directly affected areas, I will eventually earn a lot when the situation is resolved.'

Naturally, that also had risks and depended on how long he was willing to wait. But the truth is that right now, he is in no hurry. He has just entered the Primary Level and still needs to settle down and do a lot of other things.

The waiting time issue wasn't really a problem. Who knows how long it would take to reach the next level? While this one was fast, he felt that it would be more complicated from here on. That was why, right now, he was pursuing different strategies to establish himself in this world, which was his current mission.

'I need to establish my own research center fast.' He smiled and nodded to the man attending to him.

"Can you leave us alone for a moment? There's something I want to talk to Carion about." He said, taking them by surprise. But the outside man simply nodded.

"All right, call me when you're done, Sir." After that, he left the room.

Carion looked at Klaus doubtfully. "What's the matter? You're interested in curious buildings. Are you planning to do some exotic design?" He asked.

Klaus shook his head. "No, it's for one of my projects." Then he looked at him.

"Carion, I have a way to make a lot of money over the course of three months, but I don't have enough money to invest. Do you want to invest together? There is an area for investment just three months away, and it will generate tens of times and even more of the money."

Carion was shocked and looked at him. "Tens of times more? What kind of investment is it?"

"Look here." Klaus showed him the areas of the city that had been affected.

"We were recently in this area; you must remember the mission where we wanted to catch Ronan Grimwell. He did those forced disappearances, remember? Well, I have some inside information I got when I infiltrated." Klaus then leaned closer to his ear.

"Those people..." The whisper was barely heard by Carion, so he made sure to avoid suspicion.

Carion looked at him in shock and then understood what he meant. "You want to buy the buildings in that area at the current low cost, then sell them at a good cost? With the current speculation, it's possible to find things for up to 90% less than their real value there." His eyes sparkled as he realized.

And Klaus smiled.

"That's just what I mean. For that, I need quite a bit of money. How about investing together? If it's not solved in 3 months, don't worry; it can still be solved in 1 year. The increase in population will mean that in 1 or 2 years, the value of the land there will increase considerably from its previous value, which will likewise give us a lot of profit."

Carion smiled broadly. He had never been so sure about investing in anything as he was now. In fact, when he realized what he was planning, he understood that the investment opportunity was very good.

Sam'an City's strategic position made it an amazingly good city to invest in, so he gave Klaus a quick nod.

"Well, let's do it then!"

Klaus smiled. "Okay. So, let's decide what we'll do..."

After that, Klaus explained several things to keep in mind as they looked at what was for sale there. The missing people couldn't sell, but their relatives and people who lived in the area but were traveling or were somehow spared from the disappearances were selling many properties at a very low cost.

Before the information about the disappearances was revealed, they had several interested parties, but with the news spreading, even the King's statement did not prevent speculation from hitting them fiercely, and prices dropped drastically. There are buildings selling for 50,000 Extreme Coins, at land price practically, earning very little of what was built above.

Naturally, not many are selling, as more disappeared than did not. But it was enough to make a lot of money in the future.

After talking for a while, they agreed on everything they planned to buy and called the man, who came promptly.

"Have you finished choosing, Sirs?"

"Yes. We have marked everything we want to buy. Can you get it all ready to sign? We are ready to pay at once today."

The man frowned. 'Everything?' He sensed Klaus was talking like he was buying candy on the corner. Still, he quickly grabbed the device where he had marked 'all'.

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"Cough, cough, cough!"

"Is something wrong?" Klaus looked at him strangely when he realized he had suddenly choked.

But he couldn't stop coughing until a moment later when he looked at them in shock.

"You're going to buy all this!? Are you sure!?" He asked, shocked.

Klaus naturally nodded, at the same time as Carion.

"Of course, that's what we told you, right?"

He stopped his momentum and looked at them strangely. He looked at the device again, thinking he had seen something wrong. He counted the number of things they wanted to buy and then looked at the price and quantity in the same device.

'God, that's 74 purchases. While they're all cheap in that area full of speculation, why do they intend to buy so much stuff? Do they think they're in a supermarket?' He was so confused he showed the device to both of them.

"You really didn't make a mistake? It's 74 properties..."

"We haven't made a mistake; that's just what we want to buy. We'll sign between the two of us, but I'll pay." Klaus said.

Already, Carion had transferred everything he needed to him, so there was no problem.

The man gaped at them for about five minutes before he finally reacted and nodded to them. The final price was too high; he needed to report that to the leaders, so he bowed to them.

"Excuse me, I need to report this to the leaders in order to talk to so many owners and signatories and to be able to process so much money, in general. Can you give me a moment? Thirty minutes."

Klaus nodded to him. "All right, then. We'll wait here."

Immediately afterward, the man ran out with nervous steps.