System: Build My Own Territory Chapter 1253 - 335: Who Gave You the Courage (10,000 Words)_2
Previously on System: Build My Own Territory...
"Stand down, immediately carry out the instructions given by this Bishop."
Samuel bowed and responded.
"Yes, Lord Bishop, Samuel takes his leave."
Seeing that Simo had nothing to say, Samuel retreated and left Simo’s bedroom.
With the sound of the double wooden doors opening and closing.
The spacious bedroom, illuminated by the light of the oil lamp, fell into silence.
Only Simo, sitting on the wooden chair by the desk, breathing heavily.
Simo moved his right arm, pulled open the robe in front of him, and looked at his chest.
The wound, pierced deeply by a dagger, was constantly healing in the flowing white light.
The coldness in Simo’s eyes grew stronger.
Even though the Raven Killer had not yet been captured.
Simo already guessed in his heart that the real culprits were some of the free nobles in the city.
The reason for wanting to capture the killer.
Revenge was secondary.
Simo wanted more to use the Raven Killer as evidence to convict those free nobles!
As long as the nobles in Kakasong City who were dissatisfied with him and obstructed his becoming the new leader were eliminated.
Then Simo could easily become the new leader of Kakasong City!
As for having Samuel arrange personnel to disseminate information about whether Lynn would attack Kakasong City...
It didn’t matter to Simo!
Simo just wanted to plunge the residents of Kakasong City into fear of war.
Only then.
Could Simo better recruit more free people as guard soldiers for the church as a Church Bishop.
Only then could he gather all the power of the people in Kakasong City to consolidate his rule!
Only then.
When Lynn truly dispatched armored soldiers to attack Kakasong City one day.
Would Simo have a sufficiently powerful military force to resist!
...
As Lynn led Ehrelo and a group of blacksmith apprentices in the heated construction of the Double-chamber Reflector Furnace.
In the blink of an eye, three days passed.
[Construction Experience +1]
[Construction Experience +1]
[Construction Experience +1]
...
As Lynn laid a gravel cushion at the bottom of the foundation pit, using large stones to dry build the foundation.
Experience increased bit by bit, rapidly.
Lynn’s mind moved, opening the [Heavenly Artifacts] panel for a look.
[Construction: Level 4 (280/2000)] (+)
Several consecutive days of digging the Double-chamber Reflector Furnace, along with various previous excavation and construction labor.
Only increased experience by two hundred and eighty points.
The two thousand points needed to advance to Level 5 seemed a bit too distant.
Moreover.
Lynn realized.
As skill levels increased, the difficulty of gaining experience also noticeably increased.
For example, while he was working on building the foundation now.
It often took several or even tens of minutes of continuous labor to gain one point of skill experience.
However.
Lynn was not discouraged at all.
Even though skill experience increased slowly.
Lynn could observe the growth of skill experience through continuous labor, visible to the naked eye.
After several hours of continuous labor.
Lynn straightened his bent waist, exhaling a breath of hot air from his mouth.
His gaze shifted, scanning the surroundings.
Two thousand blacksmith apprentices were working in an orderly manner.
Whether digging foundation pits, laying gravel cushions, dry building foundations, or pushing two-wheeled carts, transporting various needed construction materials...
Unlike before.
After Lynn used the [Memory Pearl] to impart the knowledge and experience of constructing a Double-chamber Reflector Furnace to Ehrelo.
He no longer needed to personally instruct the blacksmith apprentices on how to build.
Ehrelo handled it all.
At this moment, Ehrelo was like an ant on a hot pan, moving back and forth on the construction site.
Whenever a blacksmith apprentice encountered construction difficulties.
Ehrelo had to immediately go to explain and guide them.
Lynn looked up at the sky, it was already noon.
The blacksmith apprentices were about to enter lunchtime.
Handing the plastering knife to the blacksmith apprentice beside him.
Lynn strode up the steps made of logs, walked out of the foundation pit, heading towards the outside of the Blacksmith Workshop.
Even though Lynn wanted to complete the construction of the Double-chamber Reflector Furnace as soon as possible.
Lynn understood that the construction of the Double-chamber Reflector Furnace could not be completed overnight.
It required the concerted effort of two thousand blacksmith apprentices!
Passing by the weaving workshop, a shout filled with respect reached Lynn’s ears.
"Master Lynn!"
Lynn and Red halted their steps, turned their heads to look over.
They saw Yimini running towards Lynn.
Reaching Lynn, Yimini bowed and spoke respectfully.
"Master Lynn!"
Lynn responded, "Is something the matter?"
Yimini quickly explained.
"Master, the remaining five hundred sets of composite armor placed in the workshop have all been completed and assembled."
Lynn nodded in satisfaction and said.
"Three days was said, and it was completed in three days."
"Well done!"
Yimini nodded and bowed as a response.
Lynn continued, "I will notify Rose to lead the soldiers to receive the armor."
"For the weaving workshop, continue to produce linen robes and pants, as well as coarse wool robes according to the normal working hours."
Hearing the term ’normal working hours’ from Lynn’s mouth, Yimini’s eyes were filled with brightness.
In the weaving workshop, most of the workers were women or refugees who were either physically frail or disabled.
They were engaged only in manual production labor.
But working overtime every day, coupled with no rest time.