Lynn's many questions had also been answered.
The reason Leticia could solve anything with whatever happened to be at hand.
Put it this way.
If Leticia had Lynn's brains, and had to become a lord for some reason, too,
then she could be considered a transmigrator into a magical world.
But Lynn knew that although Leticia seemed carefree, she kept her mouth shut.
She wouldn't say much.
At the same time, she understood how things worked in this era: people kept secrets.
In other words, they kept things close to the chest and didn't let them spread on a large scale.
After all, teaching your apprentice everything meant starving the master. That was true everywhere.
But if they were on good terms and someone asked, she'd just hand it over.
Next, Lynn had people put the Dwarves through technical evaluations and assigned them to less important high-tech positions, treating them like everyone else.
Then he hurried back to seal away the records.
The administrative palace in Aningsbe, at night.
Lilim had returned after Lynn sent her off to handle government affairs.
Yuffie had also returned after Lynn sent her to research vampires and control them.
People tended to overthink when they had nothing to do.
But once they got moving, they thought about things much less.
Especially when they were working nonstop and getting exhausted.
That was Lynn's solution to the Shura Field.
As for Lynn, he was still dealing with the records.
He'd identified places on the Northern Continent where Magic Gems and Mana Springs might exist.
Based on the theory that mana was like blood,
the world could also be seen as one enormous person.
Arid, barren regions were like bruises and scars. By that logic, there might be Magic Gems and Mana Springs to mine in