Chapter 69 67.Lannia Return
God Emperor On November 17, 1996, Landen won the third day of Salt Mine.
The weather outside the cave was extremely cold today. When Landen came out of the cave in the morning, I saw an extra layer of frost on the ground. It is already the middle of November, and the river has already begun to freeze. Gallop Plains It will also enter the coldest time.
A large number of Mana-Lesss are packing up all their Wealths, mainly rations and clothes, and preparing to move out of the camp.
Since Emergency Communication Room burned a letter yesterday, Landen has become very nervous. The letter must have been received by some force, but Landen doesn't know who the recipient is and whether he will notice him.
Now Landen has a complete plan. He wants to go south to fight Gray Goose, use the numerical advantage to defeat Gray Goose, and let Count Bristle-Wolf allowed him to establish his own territory north of Korniko Pass. As long as he guarded the Salt Mine and Night-Kirin City ruins, he would have a huge territory and fixed industry.
However, the scene at Emergency Communication Room made him realize that the biggest reason for his success in the previous month was that none of the main players, Dragon Kingdom, Human Empire or Grey Goose Tribe, paid serious attention to the actions of Landen on Gallop Plains.
Once someone notices it, can he still be able to buy lows on the plains so easily? Landen himself doesn't know, so he must integrate his team as soon as possible and go south.
In the early morning, Lannia returned from Landen's main camp outside Salt Mine, which Landen gave two nights ago. The two tests Lannia require Lannia to complete them as soon as possible. Now Lannia returns to Salt Mine and wants Landen to submit the answer sheet.
The first test of Landen is to require Lannia to formulate a relocation plan for the entire territory of Salt Mine and the camp. The second test is to require Lannia to examine the working ability of several Butler who have killed Landen.
For Landen, if he wants to have peace of mind while Knight and most of the Mana-Wielder move forward, he must have a stable rear camp. Albert can be responsible for this rear camp, but the specific work of more than 3,000 people can only be handled by Lannia with relevant experience.
In his previous camp, Rant divided all his people into left and right camps. Most of the human population was in the left camp. Specific things were handled by several stewards. Rant would rotate the stewards' work every half a month and listen to the comments of the subjects in charge of the stewards on their management capabilities. After three rotations, Rant roughly understood the abilities of several stewards. However, because the camp was getting bigger and his subjects were increasing, Rant had no time to adjust the division of labor among the stewards.
Therefore, Landen plans to package all Mana-Less in the territory and hand them over to Lannia for management. Before that, Lannia needs to be fully familiar with the camp and its own management methods.
"You are an excellent lord, Lord Landen. I don't think there is any Viscount or Baron in the Dragon Kingdom who has as many Black-Scaled Horse and piggyback as you do. Beast, I can't imagine how meticulously you manage the direct subordinate Territory Residents with nearly 2,000 people." When Lannia saw Landen, he immediately praised Landen's management ability.
"How do you feel about my camp? Can you manage it if I leave it to you?"
"Although it is difficult to reach the same level as you, I will try my best."
"Well... very good, then you can give me a plan for the relocation and merging of territories today." Landen feels that Lannia is a little reserved when it comes to him now, unlike before when he could make fun of himself.
"My plan has been made, please take a look." As she said this, Lannia took out a few pieces of paper, which were her plans for the merger of the two territories.
Landen took the plan and glanced at it. The general content is that within 7 days, all ordinary Mana-Wielder and Mana-Less important properties in Salt Mine will be moved to Salt Mine's outer original Gray Goose Camp. After about 10 days of preparation time, they will set off to the south.
In addition to the goals and time points, the main part of Lannia's plan is to talk about the entire relocation and dismantling it into more than a dozen major projects such as animal husbandry, food, finance, transportation, child care, technical talent management, cooking, maintenance, and security, and more than 40 small projects. The main work of each project, the number of people required, and the names and accusations of the responsible persons are all listed.
What is commendable is that Lannia's plan includes not only Mana-Less, but also Mana-Wielder. She stipulates that the most basic Mana-Wielder needs at least 50 people for camp relocation, of which Knight must not be less than 10 people.
However, Lannia's plan also has some flaws. For example, Lannia obviously underestimated the amount of food that needs to be consumed every day.
However, Landen can also understand. After all, the food provided in Salt Mine Camp and Barbarian is relatively small. In addition to eating the rationed grains, Mana-Less will also collect some mushrooms, fish in the Underground River and grass seeds in the wild. However, once the camp moves, physical exertion increases, and the difficulty of collection increases, so food is bound to be consumed faster.
After the population expansion, the grain in the Landen camp is once again below the one-month warning line. However, Mana-Wielder in Salt Mine needs a lot of meat to replenish physical energy and nutrition, and the consumption rate will only be faster. This is why Landen must go south.
"Your plan is very good, but you have some problems with calculating some numbers. I called Makoto, Gandalf, and Albert tonight, and let's discuss it together." Although there is still room for improvement in Lannia's plan, Landen is sure that she is the only one in the entire camp who is qualified to manage nearly 4,000 people.
"Okay" Lannia breathed a sigh of relief. During yesterday's day of investigation, she found that she relied too much on experience to judge Landen, thinking that Landen was no different from the Human Race Knight or Barbarian leaders she had encountered before. They only knew how to ride horses and fight and knew nothing about territorial matters.
However, after a day-long investigation yesterday, Lannia found that Landen's management was very meticulous, and he managed nearly 2,000 people directly under Territory Residents, but he only relied on Mana-Less to carry out reasonable division of labor and mutual supervision.
More importantly, Landen can not only manage personnel and territory affairs, but also directly calculate accounts by himself. More than one Butler told Landen that he is very sensitive to numbers and can calculate accounts quickly and accurately, so much so that Butlers have to do the calculations by themselves several times a day before they dare to report to Landen.
After a day of investigation, Lannia finally determined that Landen's demand for her was limited to before the camp merger. Once the main camps of Salt Mine and Landen were merged, Landen can effectively control various affairs in the territory by appointing multiple Butler. In order to maintain his identity as a manager, Lannia becomes particularly respectful in front of Landen.
Although I don't know exactly what Lannia is thinking, Landen is very happy to be able to roughly solve the camp relocation matter.
Landen was about to go back to the cave, eat something first, and then watch Mana-Less move, when a piece of crystal snowflakes floated from the sky. Landen stretched out his hand, letting the hexagonal snowflakes fall on his hand and melt into water droplets.
"It's snowing" Landen knows that the time left on Gallop Plains is running out.