The cast iron business was vital to the territory. It would determine Moro Baron Territory's future.
It would decide whether this would become a poor territory or a land so prosperous it would make others envious.
It would also determine how quickly Yveta's Heaven Attribute magic power grew.
Oh, and whether the cast iron business succeeded would determine when Yveta could pay the laborers their wages.
If he really couldn't pay them, there wasn't much he could do.
However, the territory's prosperity might also attract potential dangers.
The Hearthstone Great Witch told Yveta that if a territory became too prosperous, some monsters and witches would sneak over like cats drawn by the smell of fish.
Moreover, the nobles above them in rank would all turn their attention to Moro Baron Territory.
However, Yveta couldn't let the fear of choking stop him from eating.
He definitely needed a prosperous territory.
Before leaving, Yveta had the blacksmiths light their furnaces and make two Standard One-Handed Longswords out of cast iron.
He had considered that the city had few knights and most mercenaries were infantrymen, so Yveta hadn't been foolish enough to forge Knight Swords that required two hands to wield.
One-handed swords were much shorter and lighter than two-handed swords.
They would better show the city's great families how good cast iron was.
As one of the swords neared completion beneath the skilled blacksmith's hammer, and he was about to fit the red-hot blade into its wooden hilt,
the Old Witch suddenly rushed forward. She pulled a glass bottle filled with red liquid and another filled with emerald-green liquid from her pocket.
She poured the red liquid over the glowing sword. The blade immediately hissed and steamed, and she began circling the weapon, chanting a complicated incantation.
The craftsman was dumbfounded. He