Reform was not merely about handing out titles and making promises; it also involved the actual allocation of manpower, funds, and materials, the division of territory, and the distribution of Magic Furnaces. Landen's maneuvering had effectively split his territory into two separate administrative systems.
It could be said that if Gallop Fund had not been liable to explode at any moment and drag down the entire territory's finances, neither he nor Redbird would have resorted to such a desperate measure, stirring up trouble for themselves for no reason.
"Every department only needs to implement this plan. But don't tell them that the Gallop Tribe and Night-Kirin City have split in name," were the first words Landen spoke after listening to Redbird's report for nearly two hours.
"It's hard enough for the two of us to sort through, let alone them. As long as we prepare the documents properly and can handle an audit from the Imperial Capital Finance Department in the future, that'll do."
"Good. That was what I thought too." Redbird could not help nodding. "May the people of the Imperial Capital Finance Department have good luck!"
After the reform, a series of official posts were added within the territory, and the Knight Order gained new establishments such as a General Staff Department and Logistics Department. Yet most of these newly added bodies and personnel were already in place; they merely lacked formal appointments from the territory. They had by no means been dreamed up on a whim by the two of them.
Even as new positions were added, many organizations were cut. The most obvious was the communications group formerly led by Redbird and Nancy. Girls had once been stationed at every post station, using light signals to communicate. But after Wendy and the others mastered more exquisite