Lynn naturally understood the meaning behind Alan's words.
He retracted his gaze and responded, "I've already investigated it."
"Upstream leads into rugged mountains, and the further up you go, the narrower the river becomes."
"And downstream, it's cut off by a waterfall seven or eight meters high."
"Wanting to destroy the waterfall and connect the river with the downstream water body isn't easy."
Hearing this.
Alan's face was full of regret.
The river behind the Lynn Territory could connect seamlessly with the Seine River in Kakasong City.
Even if the river isn't deep enough to allow hundred-ton medium to large ships to pass through.
He could easily park fully loaded ships in the deeper areas.
Then use smaller boats to transport the cargo to Lynn's dock.
In this way.
It would save on the market entry tax for goods entering Kakasong City's Fisherman's Wharf.
And save time from driving the horse-drawn carriages from Kakasong City to the Lynn Territory!
Most importantly.
