After speaking for a while, the conversation turned to the specifics.
"At present, sailing ships can travel 250 kilometers a day. Excluding time spent on the island, a round trip takes two months, but factoring in all kinds of issues, it will take three months."
"This time, we must first occupy the island and make all kinds of preparations. The entire navy can be deployed, along with the Merchant Goddess's fleet and part of the princess's fleet. I imagine no one can compete with me for ownership of the island now," Romon said.
"Hmm, if that is the case, does that mean developing the island in advance?" Eileen thought for a moment and asked.
"Correct. First, build a port at a suitable location. Second, plan the city's construction, build a batch of wooden houses and Temples first, and establish warehouses to store food and tools. That way, once the population moves over, they can be settled in an orderly manner," Romon said with a smile.
"Of course, there is also the construction of Mage Towers. The Royal Capital must have one. Overall, you need to take that into consideration. Well, the second and third sons of certain nobles can be arranged to go under certain conditions... Or the retainers and Knights close to us in this county. If they are willing to exchange their Feudal Benefices, we can consider increasing them by several tenths, or even doubling them." Romon was actually referring to people such as Nick, Fafier, Lurun, and even Knight Daimoka.
Of course, everything was voluntary.
"As for economic matters, there is absolutely no need to worry. How about this? I'll give you a batch." Romon thought for a moment before speaking. At this point, he no longer had any reservations, nor did he need to explain.
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