Making a plan was simple, but once it came to carrying it out, it became far more difficult.
Training "Slime Agronomists" was easy enough. He had not encountered any plant-related talents yet, so he only needed Yano to bring back a few agriculture books for the little ones to read.
Those who were interested would naturally keep studying, then earn the Scholar title and become true agronomists.
Besides, knowledge of cultivating Spirit Medicine was not difficult to obtain in the cultivation world. He could practically see the Spirit Medicine cultivated by Zeyarila beckoning to him already.
Training "Slime Engineers" was not difficult either. They only needed to be equipped with Earth Softening and Earth Hardening to get started.
The only thing to worry about was whether these little ones might have overly "unique" tastes and expand the future fortress into some grotesque, misshapen mess, leading the entire territory's architectural style astray.
Mm... so before he could safely entrust the territory's construction to them, he at least had to teach them how to draw architectural blueprints and work with clay.
"Slime Artillerymen" were much the same.
He could not let naughty little ones sneak in, or they would carry cannons around and fire wildly. It would be disastrous if they hit their own side.
Looking at it that way, the Metal Slimes living in the dungeon seemed to fit the requirements perfectly.
Metal Slimes had somewhat different temperaments from other Slimes. They were steadier and better able to take a beating.
They were practically Slimes chosen by heaven.
As for "Slime Mages," they had long been part of his training plan.
What troubled Chen Yu, however, was that the territory's shortage of talismans seemed difficult to resolve for the moment.
The reason was that he was the only one here who