The Northern Kingdom's Sovereignty
Chapter 70

Dig Three Feet Deep? Even the Wild Grass Is My Wealth!

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That's right, when the first group of people went from City of the Furnace to Frozen Earth Territory, Ryan asked the civilians to bring everything they could, whether it was wooden forks or hoes, or even the soil outside the city, which was scraped three layers by Ryan.

Frozen Earth Territory We need land that can grow food, and fertile soil is indispensable. This scraped layer of soil will have to open up thousands of acres of land, right?

At this time, Ryan even felt that among the wealth he got from City of the Furnace, these soils were the most expensive.

And the reason for dividing it into batches is much simpler.

Frozen Earth Territory cannot guarantee housing after the sudden emergence of nearly 20,000 people and the pressure of various contradictions. The first batch of people to go there are the most able to work. In addition to bringing resources to Frozen Earth Territory, they have to work and continuously complete Frozen Earth Territory's city planning plan.

The remaining people stayed in City of the Furnace because the cold air here has a process. Before it gets completely cold, City of the Furnace is still habitable, and the conditions are even much better than those in Frozen Earth Territory.

Most importantly, it can also alleviate some of the food pressure.

"It's a pity that those Magess used up too many Gold Coins and took away too much wealth."

Ryan Regrettably, he searched the entire City of the Furnace, but failed to find much wealth. The group of nobles and Mages did not forget to take away the Gold Coin in their pockets when they left in a hurry.

But soon Ryan was relieved. Gold Coin could be used as a medium for spells. It would be incomprehensible for those nobles and Mages not to take these things away.

Fortunately, in a hurry, he still found nearly 50,000 Gold Coin and seventy Dovan silver coins.

These are not the most valuable things. The nobles and Mages took away the Gold Coin silver coins because these things can help Mages's practice, but those precious works of art are hardly useful.

Exquisite antiques, especially bottles and jars used to hold wine, can be a huge treasure.

Ryan shipped all these things back to Frozen Earth Territory. In the coming year, if Irina really comes, then Ryan can give the other party a huge surprise.

If it weren't for the time, Ryan would have planned to establish his own business to sell these wealth to South. Those nobles would definitely not be stingy with their Gold Coin to buy these luxury goods.

There is also the house. Ryan plans to let the remaining people of City of the Furnace demolish the house in the next time. Those tall and thick wooden beams and exquisitely carved and beautiful stones can be transported back to Frozen Earth Territory. Not only can they decorate their own Baron's Castle, but the inferior ones can also be sold.

As for who will buy it? Don't forget, when the time comes, Frozen Earth Territory will have Mr. Lordship, and even civilian farmers like Bain Family will not mind buying the last batch of such materials to build their own homes in order to put themselves in front of others and get closer to Ryan, and most importantly, to widen the status gap with other idiots.

In fact, the extra money can be sent to South with the value of the artwork. Ryan knows the planning of this very well.

Apart from demolishing the house, Ryan had no intention of keeping any other things, large or small.

The noble manor is planted with flowers and grass, and Ryan also plans to transport these plants directly back to Frozen Earth Territory after they adapt to the increasingly cold environment and survive.

In a word, when a wild goose plucks its feathers, Lord Ryan will not leave even a single weed wherever it passes.

It is light to dig three feet into the ground. On the same day, Ryan took people to the Mage Academy and dragged out all the Furnace that were dozens of feet underground. It was also considered as letting City of the Furnace Everyone knows that this city is indeed dying, because the place where the earth fire is has been frozen, and the depths of the earth have experienced Eternal Winter Dead Silence earlier than the surface.

In an instant, all conspiracy theories were shattered, and City of the Furnace people who fell into despair had to grasp Ryan as the last life-saving straw.

Naturally, many of Ryan's commands are also smooth.

When serfs become extremely active, the development potential that can burst out is terrifying.

This also resulted in Ryan having to rush between Frozen Earth Territory and City of the Furnace every three days to stabilize the passion of these people.

Allowing a small number of people to cross Planar Gate to Frozen Earth Territory every once in a while can encourage these people to unleash more potential.

The time came to the end of May. In one month, Ryan, a Other Plane guest, owned the last warmth of this continent. With Cultists no longer appearing, Ryan became bolder.

He began to search for surrounding resource points. What did not disappoint him was that he did find a copper mine less than ten miles north of City of the Furnace.

After overcoming the terrifying cold and opening the mine, we were able to avoid the wind and snow that had begun to appear at this time to a great extent.

It's probably even warmer in the mine than City of the Furnace.

"It's part farming, part mining. I hope to find one or two more mines, and the rest will be used to chop down trees to make firewood. Oh, and, by the way, I'll also salvage Crescent Lake's catch."

In City of the Furnace, Ryan recorded his plans bit by bit and traveled between two worlds, which made him busy.

"When these future Lordship get used to it, I can enjoy it."

Ryan encouraged himself and said.

According to the promise he gave, plus Bilder, there will be six Lordship in the territory by the end of this year.

This exceeds the quantitative standard given to Baron by the empire, but Ryan doesn't care about that. After all, which Baron territory can have a population of 20,000 or 30,000?

Frozen Earth Territory is the border of the empire, who will care about him? Even when those nobles found out, Ryan had enough confidence to tell them that he could have so many Lordship under his command.

So, what are standards used for? Not just for breaking.

Just because Baron is not good doesn't mean that Ryan is not good either. If you think it's not good, then give me a knighthood. I, Ryan·Clayton, am worthy of being called a Viscount.

This City of the Furnace is the greatest wealth that Ryan has brought to Aixnier. Whether it is visible or invisible, it can make a leap in the development of his territory.

But Ryan was not without worries. In addition to food, he found that every time he opened Planar Gate and entered here, he consumed more spiritual energy.

From the initial one hundred spiritual points, it was possible to open Planar Gate and reach Axeniel Continent. Now it requires one hundred and fifty spiritual points. He guessed that more may be needed in the coming time.

In the future, he doesn't even know if he can open the space door to get here, so Ryan is a little anxious. He needs to get rid of all the wealth that can be found here in just a few months.

The first primitive accumulation of the territory depends on this time.

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