Over the next few days, Viscount Roster's rebuttals became increasingly sharp.
He basically always revolved around several points.
One: Who's going to buy all that steel?
Two: Is steel really that valuable? How many people actually doing business can afford such expensive steel?
Three: Everyone says they'll use steel for all kinds of projects—where are the projects? Where are the results?
If someone else questioned these points, actually nobody would care.
But Viscount Roster was different.
Everyone knew Viscount Roster was the biggest steel consumer.
Tons of magic-powered machinery, tons of infrastructure—all requiring real investment.
He was also the person who could use this steel to create the highest value.
But even someone like him was questioning steel prices and steel sales, so inevitably people would have some doubts.
However, the destructive power of these words ultimately wasn't that great.
Because other people also had many ways to refute.
