The construction of the castle never stops.
And it’s increasing at a speed visible to the naked eye.
Lynn was just about to plunge into his battlefield — the kitchen.
A figure on horseback approached from afar.
It was Rose, responsible for guarding the city walls.
When he was five or six ters away from Lynn, Rose dismounted and strode forward.
Lynn glanced at him, "What’s the matter?"
Rose quickly bent down to salute and began to explain: "Master, Grayson and Alan have started fighting outside the city walls."
Lynn raised an eyebrow.
He didn’t even need Rose’s further explanation to understand the reason.
It must be Alan seeking revenge for Grayson’s intimidating strike.
Lynn nodded, "What was the result?"
Rose replied, "The two engaged in close combat without the guards’ involvent."
"Alan, wearing armor, is less injured than Grayson..."
Lynn smiled, "I see, you may go."
Rose answered, retreated, and left.
As Grayson and Alan were only fighting hand-to-hand, the worst would be so bones bruised.
Lynn guessed that this was due to the Brown Clan’s family rules.
That’s the only explanation.
The seven hundred slaves sent by Grayson were all put into the territory’s reconstruction by Lynn.
Then, Lynn walked towards the kitchen nearby to continue working on gaining experience.
[Cooking Experience 1]
[Cooking Experience 1]
[Cooking Experience 1]
...
Before nightfall.
Pot after pot of food was carried out by the chefs.
All these dishes were made by Lynn and the chefs together.
Especially the slaves who had just arrived.
Seeing the food in front of them, their eyes couldn’t look away.
After they finished dinner, Lynn gathered them again.
He was going to conduct the third recruitnt!
Currently, the territory already had a population of three thousand two hundred.
But there were only fifty guards.
These fifty guards needed to protect the villagers’ safety and supervise their labor.
If the population was smaller before, it was manageable.
Now it’s not enough!
Lynn planned to expand it to one hundred!
Not only that.
Only two hundred soldiers were stationed on the city walls, led by Rose.
It’s far too few!
This ard force is simply unable to protect the entire territory.
Until after an hour.
Lynn’s third recruitnt ended.
A total of one hundred and fifty soldiers were all first handed over to Rose for the most basic command training, physical training, and weapon training.
The remaining twelve hundred and fifty people continued to construct the village.
...
The first completed Red Brick House.
It was a simple two-room and one-hall Red Brick House.
The usable area was about thirty square ters.
The castle is not yet fully constructed.
So naturally, the first Red Brick House was first occupied by Lynn, as the lord.
In the living room.
Lynn sat on a chair, in front of him was a square table, on top of which was an animal fat candle almost burned out.
Even this half candle was acquired from the villagers.
On the square table, a simple parchnt paper lay flat.
The parchnt depicted a wide map with different colors.
Black lines represented the boundaries of land, the coastline, etc.
Red lines outlined the cities and castles and main transport routes.
Blue was the freshwater bodies of the Karedi Empire.
Green was the forest...
Even for Lynn, it was the first ti seeing a map of Karedi.
Not just because the map was rare and precious.
But because few people would ever create such maps!
These maps predominantly co from clergyn or scholars of the Church.
Because only they, are in touch with volus of literature and knowledge...
Lynn quickly searched the map.
His territory was located on the southern edge of the Karedi Empire, close to the Acadia River.
Finding a quick location was not difficult.
A few minutes later.
Lynn’s finger landed on a riverside empty land with no markers.
That was his territory under his feet.
So it was.
If not for the local people, who else would know of this territory?
Then.
Lynn’s gaze followed the Crescent Bay at his fingertip and moved upstream along the Acadia River.
The Acadia River passed through a vast primordial forest, then a rugged mountainous landscape.
The winding Acadia River andering northward through the mountains.
Crossing the Karedi Empire, going through a snowy land.
The outline of the Acadia River becos smaller, until it finally disappears in the north.
Lynn frowned slightly.
It’s unrealistic to transport goods through the upstream of Acadia River to Crescent Bay.
The only way is the waterfall at the far end of the territory!
However.
Lynn thought, that ans this inland river can’t accommodate sailboats!
His territory is safe in the short term.
Retracting his gaze, Lynn continued to survey the surrounding territory.
Beyond the mountain forest pass, it was an unmarked wasteland.
Further ahead, was Kent Village, where Lynn had been with Red Kuisi.
All the land developed around Kent Village belonged to Morrison Manor!
Morrison Manor’s territory range encompasses the area intended for expansion.
In Lynn’s mind, the obese man calling himself ’Modern’ instantly erged.
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