Green Monster Epic

After putting on his equipment, Allen turned around and began to inquire about Albad's condition.

"Has your current realm stabilized? Do you need me to give you another vacation so you can carefully consider your future path and direction?"

"In the past, our clan lacked talent, and I wasn't comfortable entrusting things to anyone other than you goblin lads. But now it seems the core members you've trained are doing well. You can spend more time improving your own strength. I need to do some self-reflection on this matter. These years have delayed your progress in magical research. Otherwise, with your aptitude and talent, even without my master-level dishes, you would have been able to complete the breakthrough to the high-level of Legend rank on your own."

"So, from now on, you also need to learn how to allocate your time and focus reasonably, without too much bias. In my heart, the tribe is very important, but your future is equally important."

"Only when outstanding talents like you emerge in large numbers, leading the development of the tribe and maintaining its prestige and territory, can the tribe continue and grow stronger."

"I am optimistic about your future growth."

Allen's words warmed Albad's heart, making him feel that his efforts over the years had not been in vain. The clan leader really valued him.

"Praising another goblin junior so much in front of your successor, don't you think it will put a lot of pressure on your student?"

Cole interjected at the right time, easing the heavy atmosphere.

"You just don't have enough pressure!!"

Allen glared at Cole unhappily: "If you don't work hard, I estimate that the human Eric will surpass you!!"

"Impossible, I can beat him with one hand!!"

Cole didn't believe it, and said confidently.

"You even have the nerve to compare your combat power with a domain-level powerhouse, I'm embarrassed for you!!"

Allen couldn't help but roll his eyes when he heard this, and then solemnly reminded Albad: "However, we really need to pay more attention to the Tandin Society. I suspect Eric may advance to the Saint rank within 300 years."

"In order to ask him to help deal with the Hydra, I promised him a lot of conditions, making the development activities of their Tandin Society in the Northern Territory more convenient. If Eric advances to the Saint rank by then, their development momentum may be difficult to control."

"What???"

"So fast???"

Cole and Albad were both a little surprised, and didn't expect the clan leader to have such a high evaluation of the human demigod: "Clan leader, are you worried about nurturing a tiger to create future trouble?"

"Not really."

Allen shook his head: "I'm not even worried about the Temple of Nature, let alone a mere Tandin Society."

"I'm just reminding you to control the speed of the Tandin Society's expansion in the Northern Territory, so that they can both become a force to suppress the development of the various churches of the Temple of Nature, and at the same time not threaten the existence and development of the Church of the Food God."

"Understood."

Albad kept Allen's instructions in mind and began to plan in his mind.

"By the way, next I have to cook master-level dishes for the church and the three pillars. If our tribe has suitable ingredients, collect them. You guys discuss whether it's more appropriate to make them into dishes or take the opportunity to sell them at a high price."

"Then, do we need to prepare another cooking place for the clan leader?"

"No need, just use the Gourmet Plaza. Since people say our Green Lake City is a food capital, then we have to make it a reality!! The once-in-a-decade Gourmet Competition is not only the highest event for magic chefs to discuss and research with each other, but also a guide for the trend of the entire food industry!!"

"When you have time, organize the think tank in the clan that relies on their brains for a living to hold a meeting to discuss whether it is possible to establish a professional food evaluation organization to rate those restaurants and diners that already have a good reputation, which can both make a name for them and improve the quality of our cooking."

"If this matter is feasible, even if the tribe has to subsidize it in the early stage, there is no problem, but the only requirement is to firmly control this evaluation organization in our hands, and its core institution must be tied to Green Lake City."

Taking advantage of the topic turning here, Allen also told Albad some of his thoughts, as for whether these ideas can be presented in reality in the end, he doesn't care that much.

After all, a person's energy is limited. Allen's current focus is on the wilderness and the concentration of power in the Northern Territory, as well as the development and research of his own divine power domain, and he really can't spare any energy to take care of other things.

"Actually, we also have this idea, but we have always been stuck on the evaluation criteria for food. After all, most of the things that circulate on the market are just ordinary dishes. Even if it is just a low-level magic dish, ordinary families can rarely enjoy it."

Albad didn't expect that the clan leader Allen would also think of going with the clan's magic chefs and think tanks, and quickly reported their progress.

"Just evaluate those ordinary dishes. The food that the public can enjoy is the one that goes deep into people's hearts. In the future, if the magic chef profession wants to catch up with the alchemy profession, it must rely on a broad mass base!!"

Allen said decisively: "After all, magic chefs who can cook magic dishes need talent, but if the number of ordinary chefs is large enough, then the probability of producing magic chefs will naturally increase!!"

"Okay, I will organize manpower as soon as possible, formulate the standards, and then conduct pilot tests in our Green Lake City to see the effect."

"Well, I'm relieved to leave it to you."

As the actual beneficiary, Allen, and Albad, who has first-hand data, both feel that the Church of the Food God can expand rapidly now. In addition to being based in the Northern Territory, which is greatly affected by Green Field, it is actually also developing vigorously in the wilderness and even the two continents of the North and South. And most of these believers scattered all over the world are people who have embarked on the path of magic chef or are related to it, or they are gluttonous guests who pursue the pleasure of their tongues.

A learner of the magic chef profession and those food pursuers will naturally be attracted by the faith of the Food God, and then choose this faith as the home of their souls.

Therefore, the root cause of Allen's proposal of these ideas is also to standardize the current chaotic catering system, expand the base of the chef audience, and at the same time give chefs a certain degree of social status. Moreover, by setting up relevant institutions for the first time, the Church of the Food God can also control and lead a large number of chefs and even magic chefs in the future, becoming a solid cornerstone on their way forward.

"Then what should I do??"

Allen and Albad were chatting enthusiastically, and Cole, who was being neglected, finally interjected.

"You continue to stay in the desert for me, find a dangerous and difficult place to retreat and practice for a period of time, don't be lazy with your partner all day long and delay your strength improvement."

Allen turned to look at this student and said with disappointment.

"Oh!!"

This chapter is not considered water, but there is not much content either, paving the way