Together with the Wildhammer Dwarves, these people numbered nearly a hundred thousand, almost matching the current population of the Harbor Plain area.
"First, spread the humans from Proudmoore evenly among the villages and let them stay there for a while. Plan out the new villages as quickly as you can. If you can't find proper work for the newcomers yet, have them haul stones every day and pile them up at the sites designated for their villages. We can gradually reassign them afterward.
"As for the construction crews... Mez'dra, once you've divided everyone up, arrange for them to stay in the Harbor District. Have the elderly craftsmen here who can no longer do heavy labor lead those humans in building their own villages. They only need to supervise, not do the work themselves. Build houses like the ones in the existing villages, and give priority to those who go out to sea to fish.
"We'll settle the Wildhammer Dwarves as we discussed before. As for the elves of the Expeditionary Army Corps... have them pitch tents at the training grounds and train there for now! They can treat it as being at war. Oh, right! What's the demographic breakdown of these people?" Yu Lin Bloodhawk asked.
"The elderly, children, and working-age adults each make up a third. Half are fishermen, and another thousand used to work in Proudmoore's shipyards. The Naval Chief of Staff took them to Revantusk Village to build a ship repair yard. A small portion used to be craftsmen of various kinds, roughly five percent of the total."
Flipping through the records, the official in charge continued, "The rest are either merchants or farmers. But even so, there isn't enough room here at the harbor for so many Wildhammer Dwarves!"
"Bring out all the old military tents