The Venerable Lord Who Had Awakened His Memories Was Such a Kind Faction Leader

A day later, a slave ship arrived at the port in the Andmar Hills, following its schedule along the Kadman River through the heavy snowfall.

The rapidly expanding Rapidflow Fortress had already incorporated the area into its town limits. Since the river was one of Transia's most important shipping routes whenever it wasn't frozen over, the docks were bustling.

As soon as they spotted a ship coming in, the civil servants at Rapidflow Fortress's commercial port authority sprang into action.

After confirming that the ship was carrying nothing but "Kafuhoka-brand self-propelled autonomous farming implements," the officials processed its customs declaration and allowed the people aboard to disembark. The local guides employed by Rapidflow Fortress were already used to this scene.

Dressed in thick, durable military greatcoats, they held up all sorts of signs and led the shivering, bewildered farm serfs ashore. They sorted them according to their skills, then sent them to the "quarantine camp" on the outskirts of the port.

The staff there would give them a thorough cleaning, then provide them with clothes and food.

The farm serfs had to stay in the camp for fifteen days. Once they were confirmed to be free of infectious diseases and had learned the rules of Rapidflow Fortress and Transia, they would be assigned to their respective destinations.

A third would remain in Rapidflow Fortress to help fill out the city, which was administered by the Rapidflow Knights. The other two-thirds would be assigned to the thirteen administrative villages established in the administration's second phase. Those with useful skills would be entered into the Handicrafts Association's records and apprenticed in various trades.

It was worth noting that young men and women had an additional choice.

Men could sign up as combat engineers and support the construction of the Maginot Line. If