Biogas tanks were being built with great enthusiasm throughout Tatshaw Territory, and the concept of ecological farmland was gradually becoming familiar to everyone.
Beyond Tatshaw Territory, people in other territories had also begun taking an interest in this innovation.
In fact, many nobles had learned about the biogas tanks and ecological farmland, one after another, after Tatshaw Territory began promoting them.
Apart from a few nobles friendly to Romon who began following his example, the other nobles adopted a wait-and-see attitude toward his latest undertaking.
Some nobles whose interests frequently clashed with those of Tatshaw Territory even forbade their subjects from discussing the matter, declaring it an evil invention that went against the proper order of nature.
Besides these nobles, some stubborn Druids shared similar views.
The first to voice this opinion was a ninth-level Druid in the county. He had not been bought off by any noble, nor had he raised his objections specifically to target Romon.
He simply could not accept Romon's concept of ecological farmland, and he expressed concern about the spread of these new ideas.
However, plenty of Druids supported Romon's concept of ecological farmland. Most of these supporters had previously opposed it, only changing sides after visiting Tatshaw Territory and seeing his innovative developments for themselves.
"I really didn't expect such a huge response when we've only just taken the first step in promoting it." Standing on a high slope and watching another group depart along the distant road, Romon sighed with both satisfaction and resignation.
"Teacher, isn't your reputation the reason for such a huge response?" Cassil said with a smile beside him. These past few days, he had found himself in the thick of things, taking charge of the junior students and gradually honing his abilities.
Gazing into the distance, Romon replied without