The Noble Council worked quickly, and it didn't take long for them to send ten thousand households of free people to Kurd City.
When they first arrived in Kurd City and saw skeletons everywhere, the free people couldn't hide the fear in their eyes.
Though Necromancers had fallen into decline, seeing so many skeletons gathered together was still terrifying.
Who knew whether their Necromancer lord might suddenly go mad and turn them into undead skeletons?
When they learned there was a Light Church in Kurd City, the settlers went there to pray whenever they had time. It put their minds at ease.
Medivh hadn't kept these settlers for nothing. Those with special skills were assigned to work in the Workshop District, while everyone else was sent to the farmland, pastures, or orchards.
People with work to do were less likely to let their imaginations run wild. After spending some time in Kurd City, they found that the skeletons there were quite friendly, and the newly arrived settlers gradually adapted to their new lives.
Those ten thousand households had a total of 62,148 people.
Most of them were fit for labor. The Noble Council had been fairly considerate; they hadn't dumped a bunch of free people's families full of the old, weak, sick, and disabled on the Pioneer.
Once the settlers had adapted to their new lives, Medivh had the Skeleton Warriors organize the able-bodied men for militia training.
Their combat training focused on using crossbows. Medivh had no intention of sending the militia to the battlefield; their role in the order of battle was as Arrow Tower Guards.
In the blink of an eye, three months passed, and the 100,000 households assigned by the Hobarton Family arrived in Kurd City.
The settlers assigned by the Hobarton Family had been carefully