Mountain and Forest Kingdom

Lawrence looked at the five people who had returned, and then at the person standing not far behind them.

These people include merchants, farmers, craftsmen, wanderers, and an old knight.

After Lawrence looked at the sturdy old man wearing leather armor and wearing a long sword at his waist, the old knight took the initiative to lower his head.

"Hello, powerful prophet, I am Turaka, Brielle's father. I heard that my daughter is a nun in your place."

Lawrence didn't expect Brielle's father to be so old, he looked to be in his sixties.

But I remember that Brielle has many brothers and sisters. There seem to be more than ten people in the family. It is not surprising that they are older.

"Yes, she is very good now and is a little fatter than before." Lawrence smiled: "As Brielle's father, you can go directly to the mountain, or you can wait here for a while. I will send someone to call her down. .”

Turaka already knew from Brielle's letter that there was a powerful and young prophet here, and also knew that he had repelled the attack of the barbarian royal family, killed a giant ten-meter-high wild boar with one sword, and summoned a crow to sweep away the beasts in the sea. The giant whale came from the sea to the shore.

Although when you first look at him, you will think that this young man is not strong or powerful.

But if you first see the fifty-meter giant statue not far away and then look at this young man, you will naturally feel a sense of awe.

"Yes, I can just wait here. This time I brought Brielle's dowry, twelve kelp cloths, and three boxes of linen."

Lawrence said gently: "Brielle is already a nun of our Lord of the Stars Church, and she also serves as a deacon of the church. I will pay her some salary every month."

"Keep the money you bring yourself, and I will accept the linen. When you want to leave, I can give you ironware of corresponding value, or items of corresponding value."

Turaka was completely relieved, "Thank you, kind prophet, it seems that Brielle is living a good life here, just as she said in her letter, I can finally feel relieved."

Lawrence asked: "I heard Brielle said that you have a knight's manor with more than 20 people."

Turaka said embarrassedly: "Yes, but in the past two years, I have gradually been unable to support myself. Several of my children have been recruited by the lord to fight in the war, and people in the territory have also left here to work as slaves in other manors. I have no choice but to Sold the place.”

Lawrence asked: "Did you come alone or with the others?"

Turaka explained: "I came here by myself, and the rest of the children were placed with friends in the city. Now there are always attacks outside, and only the city is safer."

Lawrence nodded, "Then please go to the tavern for a drink and something to eat. I will ask the Durila people above to come down and take a look."

"Thank you very much." Turaka stepped aside knowingly.

The man next to Henry came over and politely took off his hat.

"Hello, the mighty Crowfeather Prophet, I am Hill, a businessman from the Durila Blackstone Chamber of Commerce."

Lawrence nodded, "I'm glad that businessmen from outside come to my place. Usually only barbarians and businessmen from the south come here."

Hill said respectfully: "Our Chamber of Commerce is very willing to cooperate with you, and we have also brought a letter from the Bartley family, the governor of the city."

"Okay, I will read this letter when I have time." Lawrence did not accept the letter and said instead: "What products did you bring?"

"We brought tin, linen, wine, dyes, cattle and sheep," Hill said.

Lawrence was more interested in cattle and sheep, "Very good, I need some cattle here, beef cattle for food, or dairy cows for milk production?"

Hill replied: "They all are. I brought five in total."

"That's great, let's go to the tavern and talk slowly." Lawrence took everyone to the tavern to eat and rest.

After a few glasses of wine and vegetable bread, the atmosphere became more natural.

Brielle, Colin, and Navia all came down from the mountain, along with some Durila people who had nothing to do and came down to watch the fun.

Turaka and Brielle hadn't seen each other for two or three years, and they soon told each other about various things in the past two years.

Lawrence mainly discussed business matters with Hill.

"I'm pleased that the people of Durela have made the right choice, as at this stage trust between us has not yet been established."

"The kings of Durila are not the Bartley family, they are just the governors of this city."

"They didn't agree to what I needed, so we are just a cooperative relationship at the moment."

"I can provide weapons such as swords, and I can also provide copper ore and iron ore to merchants in Durila and other ports. I think with these weapons, it will be much easier for you to resist the Vakiri."

The Bartley family hoped that Lawrence would stop the savages, but this was not possible.

Lawrence wouldn't pay attention to such arrogant words without real backing.

"When I came in, I saw a lot of people here wearing swords and axes, and they were all new," Hill said.

Lawrence said directly: "You are right, I have a blacksmith shop here, and there are many blacksmiths making ironware. Whether it is iron pots or iron barrels and armor, I can sell them, and the price will be much cheaper than outside!"

Now the Valkyries and the barbarians from the Lofen Kingdom are robbing people from the Western Kingdom. The iron-making technology in the Western Kingdom is still in the backward small workshop mode, and it will not be able to produce too many weapons in the short term.

Farm tools, weapons, tableware, these all require a lot of metal.

Iron ore is scarce in most coastal areas.

Hill knew exactly what made money and what sold best.

"Deal! In addition to weapons, I also need orun twig powder and crow dung."

Lawrence said: "There is not much crow excrement left, and Oranthoxylum twig powder can be used. Too many people came to buy this before, which caused the crow excrement accumulated over hundreds of years to be hollowed out. Now I can only provide some fresh crow excrement. But the older this kind of thing is, the better, preferably ten-thousand-year-old crow dung.”

Hill heard the 10,000-year-old crow excrement and quickly asked: "Is there still such 10,000-year-old crow excrement? I am willing to buy it at a high price!"

Lawrence explained: "It's gone. We didn't understand the value of this before, so we sold it to the Southern Kingdom and only got some wheat in exchange."

"That's such a pity." Hill looked pityful, feeling that these people were still a bunch of barbarians and didn't know anything about the goods.

After exchanging iron pots and swords with Hill for clothes, cattle and sheep, Lawrence could build his own alpine pasture.

The harder the barbarians fight with the people of the Western Kingdom, the easier it is to sell the iron tools here.

Lawrence decided to postpone the castle and breeding program for the time being, while safety was set up first.

The Uge Village stronghold, the Dumu Village stronghold, and the outpost to the southern Luofen Kingdom must be established as soon as possible.

There are sixty people in Hill's caravan, and the rest are family members of Tenny and others and some relatives and friends who want to join.

These people were placed in Pumixiu Town to open up wasteland.

There is a prerequisite for joining here, that is, you must change your beliefs. Lawrence is not the same as before, not so kind.

In the past, freedom of belief was allowed, but now only those who are willing to give up themselves are allowed to join. Otherwise, these people will not change their beliefs, habits, words and language. Staying here will simply add chaos.

Whoever wants to believe in other gods should go home and believe in them. There is only one sun in the sky here!