Extraordinary Puppet Master

"Okay, you have seen the danger here, let's get down to business."

Karin clapped his hands again, attracting everyone's attention.

Immediately afterwards, one after another phantoms appeared out of thin air in the open space, and in an instant a phalanx of a hundred people was formed. These one hundred people were professional-level puppets transformed by Carlin using the Faceless Man.

Their faces were as smooth as those of the Faceless Men. This was because Carlin didn't think it was troublesome to pinch their faces, so he simply skipped this step.

He was wearing a set of blue work clothes that looked very durable, and he was wearing labor protection gloves on his hands, holding a variety of tools.

Fifteen of them were carrying a watermelon-sized dimensional crusher, with dark green drill bits flashing fluorescent light.

Although they did not appear to be combatants, their neat queues, uniform clothing, and tall and straight postures made the vampires on the side feel a great sense of oppression.

Evans was stunned when he saw these teleporting puppets: "This is..."

"These are all my puppets. I usually build my secret realm, but now I don't expect you to be able to work immediately. I'll leave the base construction to them."

While he was talking, another dozen phantoms appeared, but this time they were eighteen rats, namely Jerry and his fifteen younger brothers, as well as Shuke and Beta.

The first one to bear the brunt was Jerry, the big guy. Seeing Jerry's ferocious appearance, Sid and Evans almost couldn't help but take action.

The vampires in the wilderness have never seen extraordinary creatures other than vampires and fallen ghosts since they were young. The two of them almost thought that a group of fallen ghosts had appeared.

Only then did he realize that these rats were summoned by Karin, and then he restrained the urge to take action.

"What is this, a creature outside the Queen's Quarter?"

"This is a mouse, do you really not recognize it?"

"What does their blood taste like?"

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Kalin, who was once again speechless, took a deep breath, calmed down, and took advantage of the gap in teleportation to explain: "I don't expect much help from you in the construction of the base for the time being. The top priority is to get everyone to complete literacy as soon as possible!"

Evans, who came back to his senses at this time, said unconvinced: "You are so contemptuous of others, you make us look like waste!"

Sid on the side quickly slapped him, but Evans ignored them.

The other vampires were silent for a while, and no one spoke to refute. They were used to comments like trash and lazy people.

Facing the unconvinced Evan Kalin, he just pointed to the side of the teleporting phalanx of the Faceless Men and said: "Wait until you can line up as neatly as they do during the assembly before you discuss this issue with me."

These words instantly froze Evans' expression, and he fell into deep depression while looking at the neat phalanx of the Faceless Men.

"I have always believed that a qualified worker must at least be able to read and write. This is the most basic requirement. Now, anyone who meets this requirement please raise your hands."

In an instant, only thirteen hands were raised in the crowd. Except for Sid and Evans, the other eleven people were basically Sid's alchemy apprentices and usually worked for him.

On the side, Almeida's mouth twitched. Carlin's definition of a worker made him feel very strange.

The real situation in this world is that although workers at the bottom are not illiterate, their vocabulary is very poor, and they cannot even talk about basic mathematics. They often can only earn the lowest salary and do the hardest and most tiring work. Son.

If a worker can do simple addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, many businessmen are willing to hire him to be their accountant.

Evans didn't know this. He thought Carlin was talking about the common situation in the outside world.

Seeing that there were only eleven people in the settlement besides him who dared to say that they could read and do arithmetic, they immediately blushed with shame and asked why they and Sid didn't take the initiative to help them with literacy before.

Carlin ignored Evans' reaction, looked at the eleven vampires who raised their hands and said, "Very good, you have met the minimum requirements. I will arrange for you to be promoted to professional level in five days."

With a bang, the crowd exploded again. The eyes of the eleven alchemy apprentice vampires were blazing, and the others also showed envious eyes.

Then Carlin added: "As for others, there is no chance. If you can complete literacy within half a month and meet my requirements, you will also have the opportunity to hit the professional level."

As soon as the words fell, the crowd below was even more turbulent. Although these vampires are usually a little numb, if given an opportunity to advance to the professional level, they would definitely seize it.

Seeing the reactions of the vampires, Carlin nodded with satisfaction, but Sid beside him was a little nervous: "You mean half a month?"

After seeing Carlin nodding in confirmation, Evans wanted to say something again, but this time he was finally stopped by Sid, who took the lead and asked cautiously: "Can you tell us how you are going to learn literacy?"

Karin smiled. He raised his hand, palm upward, and an illusory book appeared and patted Sid's head.

The next moment, Sid felt that a large number of memories had appeared in his mind out of thin air, and he felt a little dizzy. They were all ancient Tyrannic runes and some basic alchemy and mathematics knowledge.

Then Carlin took a picture of a book to Evans, and the two of them immediately fell into a daze. It took a while before they recovered while rubbing their heads, their eyes full of shock.

"In my opinion, one of the major difficulties in learning is memory. Now that the memory problem has been solved, all you have to do is digest the knowledge in your head. This knowledge is not very advanced but it is basic.

I don't ask these illiterate people to digest it completely in half a month, but it is still no problem to let them learn to read and arithmetic to complete literacy.

Okay, everyone, line up, they will transfer the memories for you one by one, Evans, Sid, you two keep order. "

Those vampires who were just watching helplessly huddled together crazily after receiving Karin's order, wanting to be the first to receive the knowledge.

After seeing this, Evans' face turned dark again.

"Line them all up for me. What do they look like? Are you embarrassed?"

"Stand still, everyone, stand still and don't crowd. There is something for everyone."

With the hard work of the two, they finally stabilized the chaotic situation, and gradually formed six queues, with each marionette responsible for one queue.

While the vampires were receiving the memory transmission, the shadows of hundreds of puppets in overalls and eighteen rats gradually solidified.

At this time, Kalin walked to Almeda's shoulder and said quietly: "I will attack the mentor level in the next five days, and I will leave this to you."

She still has great faith in Aimeida's management ability. After all, she was also the big boss of Winter House back then and managed more than 5,000 people and still developed well.

"No problem, just leave it to me for these five days."