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While various citizens were doing what they could to gather stable income, their lord was also thinking about how to get the economy running as quickly and efficiently.
She was chewing something sweet again, a lollipop she was reserving for her babies. Unfortunately, her cravings seem to be on the sweet side and her self-restraint cracked at the need for sugar.
It had been less than a week and she had consumed a good part of the sweets she hoarded. Fruits were fine but their variety was so small, she got sick of them fairly quickly.
This was very bad news. Distressing, even.
When would they find sugar?
How could her children live without it?
It wasn't that she hadn't tried extracting sugar from the fruits, but the process was extremely cumbersome and the sugar in the local fruits really wasn't much.