Guweiste saw the problem at a glance. There was no way to resolve everything in a short time; they could only take it step by step.
"And even if you want to renovate the sewers, that isn't a project that can be completed quickly. In one month, at most, you can clean up the streets and have people organize the environment. Spring is almost here."
What if mages were used for the construction? Would the progress be faster?
"But after the Council of Teachings replaced the royal family, the country stopped supporting court mages. The number of military mages was also greatly reduced. You may have to ask the church for help."
"It's fine. I'll contact Sissika."
Mel hurriedly left the estate and headed to the research institute, where he relayed the news to Dr. Milo and genius maiden Meyeg.
Clearly, neither of them possessed such magic, so they could only conduct targeted research.
The news was simply too shocking for them not to believe it. Mel himself would not lie about something so important.
Ironically, the army was what required the least concern. Ever since Mel took over Exar, it had maintained strict discipline and order. Personal hygiene was merely the most basic requirement.
After their daily training, his soldiers were required to bathe.
The decree spread quickly, and Mel explained the dangers of the plague in great detail.
These were bureaucrats who had been promoted on short notice, but they were still educated people. Naturally, they understood the dangers of the plague. When it had last arrived, even though it had only affected a limited area, nearly a hundred thousand people had died.
"The plague? But how would that lord know about it?"
"Lord Mel is a Legendary-level mage. Perhaps he can already foresee the future. The plague