The father and son talked until one in the morning. Afterward, Victor urged his father to rest. They agreed to tour the territory's development the next day.
On the morning of the 25th, Victor began showing Wembley around the territory. He first took the baron around Wood Fort Town, currently the largest settlement in the entire territory and the most fully developed. The territorial administrative office and military camp were both located there, and its permanent population, including the troops, numbered nearly seven thousand.
Under Victor's guidance, Wembley toured all of Wood Fort Town. Victor focused on introducing the homes uniquely designed for the Northlands' climate, as well as the various functional facilities built around the town, such as the docks and livestock shelters for winter.
That afternoon, Victor took Wembley to Pasture Village to inspect the future ranches, then to Red Soil Village. Victor particularly explained that Red Soil Village would use the miraculous plant known as Iron Bean to build an ironworks.
Afterward, the two followed the Great Fish River eastward, touring Riverside Village and Green Leaf Village. The focus was on the various factories in Riverside Village, including a brickworks, charcoal kiln, charcoal kiln, and the cement plant that had just begun construction, as well as the planned arms factory and ironworks.
Considering that winter had already arrived, Victor had not moved the Weaponry Workshop, which was planned to become an arms factory, to Riverside Village even though a site had already been selected there.
He had the craftsmen and equipment of the Weaponry Workshop remain in Wood Fort Town, then issued a new task: use the abundant flow of the Great Fish River to establish an arms factory centered on water-powered forging hammers.
Afterward, Victor brought Wembley all the way to Sea Song Town. By the