For the first half month of construction, Lynn saw none of the "later arrivals" Molly had promised. They had relied solely on recruited laborers to build the city. The downside was complicated management and slow progress.
Just as he had begun to worry they would not finish on schedule, the so-called "later arrivals" finally came.
When Molly informed him to go receive and arrange the first batch of "later arrivals," he had looked forward to it, thinking there would be many people. But when he met them, he was bitterly disappointed. Only a few dozen had come.
What could just a few dozen people accomplish? They were said to be from some Ancestral Spirit Society. It was a fine name, but it could not make the construction of New City suddenly take off.
But after just one night, he realized he had been wrong—very wrong.
There really were only a few dozen people from the Ancestral Spirit Society, but they truly could greatly speed up construction, because every one of them was a Wizard.
Yes, all Wizards.
Once Wizards began using spells to build a city, it was only natural for progress to increase at a miraculous pace.
Worth mentioning was that while these Wizards built quickly, their work was also of excellent quality. After asking around, he learned that these people had always done similar construction work. Only, they had previously built underground, while now they were building above ground? Hm? Wizards who specialized in construction work?
Could Wizards really be reduced to such a miserable state? Lynn was full of confusion, but he did not intend to investigate further. He simply worked hard to cooperate with them and push construction forward as much as possible.
Another half month passed, and Molly informed him to receive the second batch