Kurd City and Dragon Gate Ferry had gained a million new residents. Medivh didn't sell the latest harvest of grain to outsiders, prioritizing supplies for his own people.
The other Pioneers' territories weren't that short on food. They'd brought in a fresh supply during the migration, and before long, the crops in their fields would be ready.
The Pioneer Territories in Odyssey were gradually becoming self-sufficient and no longer needed the Gewalt Federation to ship them food.
However, they still needed to obtain military supplies such as weapons, armor, and arrows from outside.
Odyssey was only a grain-producing region. Weapons and armor couldn't grow in the fields; they had to be made in weapons workshops.
Compared with the weapons and armor from the city-states of Gewalt, those from Kurd City, which could be paid for with bones, were clearly much more affordable.
The Wan River trade route was still bustling, with a steady stream of Pioneers coming to buy weapons, armor, and other military supplies from Medivh.
Besides weapons, armor, and other military supplies, Kurd City specialties such as Cola, Dark Beer, and White Liquor were also popular and sold like hotcakes.
Anything labeled a specialty was generally quite expensive.
But since they could exchange bones for it, the Pioneers didn't mind indulging themselves.
Ordinary people were inefficient at digging up bones, so to increase the yield, they had the Skeleton Merchant Group's archaeological teams do the excavating themselves.
As a result, archaeological sites sprang up all over the southern bank of the Wan River and across the vast areas on its northern bank. Odyssey had entered the Great Excavation Era.
Ship after ship of bones was transported along the Wan River back to Kurd City, and no one tried to rob them along the way.
It wasn't just because