For other Lords, the price of fifty Gold Pounds is indeed very expensive.
But for Lynn, with his three open-pit mines, it's just a drop in the bucket.
Fifty Gold Pounds are just two thousand pounds of fine salt!
Lynn spoke, "I want all these warhorses."
Draft horses can also be ridden, but due to their large physique, they are very heavy and lack mobility, and their speed is inadequate.
Although draft horses are gentle, steady, and patient, they lack alertness and the instinct to fight.
Therefore, draft horses are best suited for transporting goods.
As such, the price of a draft horse is not high.
But trained adult warhorses are different.
They do not fear fire, they aren't scared of battles, and will even charge into the enemy's long spear formation without hesitation.
This is the difference between warhorses and draft horses.
Only with a multitude of warhorses can one form a formidable cavalry that strikes fear into others!
