The Results of the Six-Month Industrial Farming Construction Plan-Annual Steel Output Reaches 500,000 Tons

Early October 1423.

The meeting was about to begin. It was time to discuss the vampires.

Soldiers began disembarking from the trains, one group after another.

At the same time, a report arrived for Lynn, detailing technological advances and major increases in production across the entire alliance.

He was looking at the map, planning to make railways the core of the strategy, protect them, and win through industrial supremacy.

But the report interrupted him, and Lynn took it.

He was somewhat shocked, but suppressed his reaction and muttered, "Huh?"

"What's going on?"

Lynn's puzzled expression naturally drew the attention of everyone in the Staff Department.

Once he noticed, Lynn immediately waved his hand, trying not to show anything. "Anyway, Green, let's change the resource reports to a monthly schedule from now on."

"Yes!" Green had no objections. It only meant a little extra work.

What surprised Lynn was the increase in productivity.

How should he put it?

When productivity was low, compiling an annual financial report was perfectly reasonable.

But productivity had recently become a little absurd.

That was because, unlike the earlier war to abolish slavery, there had been very few Aningsbe people at the time, and their control over the demi-humans had been weak. To put it plainly, they had been partners, not rulers.

When Lynn started that war, he had been aiming to inherit the family fortune.

Only by inheriting the Principality of Olexian could he accomplish great things. With enough manpower, and by drawing on Olexian's mature military industry, he could accelerate his plans.

A small country had to go to war early!

As it turned out, after a single winter, the Kingdom of Ivrea and the Kingdom of Ukmark had attacked.

During that time, however, he had only spent what was normally required on the