Every organization that endured had shared interests at its core.
During the Avarosan tribe's rule, Ashe had brought the tribes of the Western Freljord Subcontinent relatively fair arbitration, the resale of various luxuries, and the spread of more advanced animal husbandry techniques.
And at the height of the Winter's Claw tribe's power, Sejuani would take the other tribes raiding elsewhere from time to time, bringing benefits to all the tribes that followed her by plundering those who refused to submit.
So if Lux wanted to establish her own order on the Western Freljord Subcontinent, and even make it part of Demacia, the most important thing was to form a community of shared interests with the local tribes in certain areas.
So what plan did Lux have for achieving that?
For this, Lux had prepared a comprehensive plan: the Freljord Subsidy Plan.
Although the North's magical industry had only just begun, the standard it was being compared to was the former Shuriman Empire.
If one compared it horizontally with the rest of Runeterra today, the only place that could rival the North's production efficiency was probably Zaun.
The Northern Integration strategy had truly consolidated the resources of Freljord, which had once developed in a scattered fashion, bringing Freljord's overall production to a new level. After New Demacia was established, one of the main problems Lux had to face was how to transform the massive military magical industry created under Northern Integration into civilian industry.
Splitting off some suitable industries and building factories in the south was one part of the solution. This was not only meant to raise the industrial level of southern Demacia and promote its production reforms, but also to break up the North's integrated industries.
Although Demacia's magical industry was only just beginning, Lux knew all too