Chapter 133, The Most Simple Duel (Request for Monthly Votes)_2

The massive influx of refugees directly led to skyrocketing prices in the Northland, especially with food prices soaring the most.

The price of rye chased after beef, which wasn't just an exaggeration. The price of rye in the Northland had indeed approached beef prices in the Southeastern Province, equivalent to buying three pounds of fish.

"Indeed, this is a problem. I'll schedule a meeting with the Five Great Dukes of the North later and try to convince them to help control the prices.

However, this may not be effective. The most important issue now is the destruction of the ports, which has significantly reduced our transport capabilities.

The situation on the battlefield is unclear, and no one can say for sure when the war will end.

It's also an economic burden to keep refugees in the Northland. It might be better to send them back home first, and let them return after the war.