Early the next morning, several high-ranking nobles left Iron Mountain Fortress one after another. With the plan already decided, their most urgent task was to return to their territories as quickly as possible, notify their vassal nobles and the other Northern Frontier nobles, and further implement the mobilization and defense plan.
Although preliminary mobilization had already been carried out according to Victor's suggestions, there were certainly still many territories that had been overlooked or were moving slowly. This plan involved all the Northern Frontier nobles; not a single family could be left out.
Victor, on the other hand, was in no hurry. As the initiator, Two Rivers County had long begun its mobilization preparations to higher standards. Now, he only needed to send the revised details of the plan back to his territory. Communication between Iron Mountain Fortress and Woodfort City was fairly convenient, whether by land or carrier pigeon.
However, once North York County completed the telegraph line connecting it to Two Rivers County, things would become even more convenient. The project was already being accelerated.
The sudden developments in the Northlands Wasteland had made Alex even more eager for this convenient means of communication. He personally contacted Victor, hoping to complete a telegraph line running from north to south through North York County as soon as possible.
Under these circumstances, all of North York County naturally gave its full cooperation to the work of the Two Rivers County Telegraph Merchants' Guild. With North York County's no-expense-spared support, the preliminary surveying work, which had originally been expected to take much longer, was completed in just over half a month. Before Victor left Two Rivers County, construction of the line had already begun.
During this visit, Victor also planned to discuss with Alex the possibility of directly building telegraph lines