At the same time as the Harpies were officially incorporated, the total population of the Dark Elves outside had also been more or less counted.
Including all the elderly, women, and children, the Dark Elves' total population reached 5,792.
It did not seem like much, but in reality, this number had instantly surpassed the total number of Elves in Great Zhou several times over, greatly expanding the Elven population within Great Zhou.
But in all honesty, what Zhou Xu wanted more were Elves from the other branches, because those Elves could handle "clerical work."
Many departments in Great Zhou, such as the Enchantment Department, Population Survey Bureau, and Greening and Environmental Protection Bureau, needed members who met the requirements and could use True Words.
Those who could only use it once or twice before keeling over were useless. They simply did not qualify.
Among the human race, it was already fortunate if one person with the talent and aptitude to stably cast True Words emerged from every several thousand or even ten thousand people.
For the Elf race, however, they already met the requirements from the moment they were born.
Therefore, within Great Zhou, the few Elves they had had always been the mainstays of these departments.
The Dark Elves, however, were a special group within the Elf race. While they were warlike, the orientation of their talent panels also differed from that of most Elves. They all leaned toward being warriors, with three-star martial valor as their foundation, and their physical qualities were somewhat stronger than those of Elves from the other branches.
From this point of view, the Dark Elves were basically all cut out to be soldiers, and it would be difficult to arrange work for them in other departments.
And if you forcibly assigned a warrior