Cthulhu Corrosion: Another World Rescue Plan

It has been a while since the slaves came to Amt New City. During these days, they were assigned to work in various positions, working 8 hours a day, and then all the time was their own. They could rest, or take on adventurer tasks to earn freedom points.

Every day, they could get enough food. If they had a big appetite, they could also do tasks to earn freedom points to buy rations, or exchange for some extra supplies, such as thick clothes and thick bedding.

It only took one day for all the slaves to understand that freedom points were not only their redemption fee for freedom, but also their own currency and property.

This motivated a considerable number of slaves to work hard, and their originally lifeless eyes also showed the light of expectation for future life.

When the blizzard that came early this year covered the sky overnight, took away the daytime, and left only endless frost and darkness, all the slaves thought that the god of death had come in the name of winter, and the darkness and severe cold would take away the lives of most of them, even the lives of those poor people.

However, nothing happened.

On the first night of the blizzard, they thought the temperature would drop while they were sleeping, quietly taking their lives, but in fact, they were wrapped in the quilts they were given, snoring in the warm room.

The next morning, they did crawl out of the quilt with difficulty, but unlike the numbness of their limbs in previous winters, this time it was completely because they slept too comfortably and didn't want to get up.

However, work still had to be done.

The slaves who were assigned to work in various shops lived in the shops. The shop owners went back to the back room to rest, and they closed the shop doors and set up the camp beds they received in the shop to sleep. After getting up in the morning, they put away the camp beds and bedding, washed and sorted out their own affairs, and then they would get their breakfast from the shop owners. After eating, they would start their day's work.

Carpentry, tailor, blacksmith shops, these shops open at 9 am in winter, take a break for an hour at 12 noon to eat, and close at 18:00.

After closing, after dinner, the slaves would go out to the public bathhouse in the snow to enjoy the rare hot water in winter.

The bathhouse is open 24 hours a day. Not only can you take a bath, but there is also a special laundry room where you can use the public "washing machine" to wash clothes and use the "dryer" to dry them.

The lord requires the slaves to wash their bodies and clothes at least once every two days, but in winter, the slaves like the warm and steamy environment very much and go there almost every day.

After all, it is completely free there, and there is no need for a free point. In addition, there are fresh fruits in the public area outside the bathroom that can be eaten at will, and druids will come to replenish them from time to time. It is said that they are prepared for fear that people will faint from hunger after taking a bath.

Most of the slaves are very restrained when taking meals. After all, they can eat quite a lot at ordinary times. At most, they will try fresh fruits to satisfy their cravings, but occasionally some troublemakers will appear.

Most of these troublemakers have entered the city defense army training camp.

One of the ways slave owners disciplined slaves was to not let them have enough food and not let them live too comfortably. After all, when people are well fed and well-drinking, they have strength, but they may not necessarily use this strength to work. Some troublemakers may use it to cause trouble.

Slaves were not all poor and good people. There were also many thieves, gangsters, and hooligans among them. Because they committed some minor crimes that were neither capital crimes nor easily forgiven, and they could not afford to pay compensation, they were simply sold as slaves.