Warlord: King of All Clans

The intelligence of a ten-year-old child who has not received any enlightenment education and has little exposure to external information is actually not much different from that of a normal five-year-old child, and some are even lower.

This can be clearly distinguished from the golden-haired dog-headed men and the black-haired dog-headed men.

After only three or four months of living with humans, the golden-haired dog-headed man has developed basic logical thinking, can communicate with humans, and can barely tell good from bad and judge right from wrong.

It is conceivable that over time, the minds of these golden-haired dog-headed people will continue to become more human-like.

However, the black-haired dog-headed people who had just surrendered from the wilderness still had confused thinking like a pack of wild dogs, were wild and difficult to tame, and their actions were entirely driven by the desire to survive.

From this perspective, the villagers in Hewan are not much better off. Apart from trying their best to survive and reproduce, they don’t seem to have any other ideas.

Many villagers, apart from their ancestral farming skills, are unwilling to accept new things, and their learning ability is no better than that of the ogres. They cannot even be the simplest craftsmen and appear too stupid.

Therefore, education is very important. With the support and encouragement of Leo, the literacy classes opened by Olivia and Little Mouse have been persisting.

However, children over ten years old in Hewan have to work with their parents and have little free time.

Only children under the age of ten and a group of useless little dog-headed people have the time to learn arithmetic and literacy with them every day.

After the farce ended, Leo, accompanied by the Gnoll Chieftain Fraser, conducted a comprehensive investigation of the Gnoll Valley and delivered an important speech on the production and construction of the Gnoll Valley.

His speech aroused enthusiastic response among all the Gnolls and pointed out the direction for production and construction in the Gnoll Valley.

Afterwards, we visited Fraser's inventions during this period - most of which were full of fantastic ideas but useless, and highly praised Fraser's innovative spirit.

Before leaving, Leo grabbed Fesal and gave her instructions, asking her to pay attention to production safety in the valley.

Especially for her dangerous experiments, she should try to reduce the experimental materials, reduce the power, and avoid killing more tribesmen.

Perhaps the farce of the cannibal coming to seize power was also partly due to the mortality rate of dogs.

This time, Feisa didn't make any jokes, but took note of Leo's words seriously.

When we returned to Hewan, it was already late. Smoke was rising from the public kitchen in Hewan as they prepared dinner for the entire village.

As food became abundant in the river bend and life became better, some villagers' true colors were revealed, and they only thought about cheating and cheating to get by.

After all, we eat from the same pot. You eat whether you work hard or whether you are lazy and slack.

In order to improve the villagers' enthusiasm for work, Wuliyang changed the collective big pot from two meals a day to one meal a day.

The villagers have to work to earn their morning meal.

Those villagers who become lazy and try to get by will only starve.

There was no way around it. Once the miners in the Gnoll Valley were lazy, they would be whipped by the foreman. But Uliyang did not want to treat his people as serfs, so he acted more gently.

After a while, the big pot meal in the evening will be reduced in frequency to once every three days and then gradually cancelled.

Olivia had also finished her work for the day and returned to the big house.

When Leo came in, she was holding the Holy Light Book, studying the spells in it carefully.

The little mouse stayed by her side, poking his little head out to explain those awkward and obscure words to her.

Well, Olivia’s Imperial elegant language is not as proficient as the little mouse’s.

There are seven or eight spells recorded in the Holy Light Canon, but unfortunately there is no teacher to teach her, so Olivia has to figure it all out on her own.

Except for "Mind Whip" and "Holy Light", the rest of the spells could not cause fluctuations in holy light and were therefore useless.

Leo suddenly had an idea. "According to the tradition of the North, once a commoner is promoted to a transcendent, he can obtain the title of knight and receive fiefdom. So why bother to explore the world? Can't you just go and receive the title directly?"

Olivia also secretly learned about this, and sneered when she heard it, "It's not that simple. You can't become a knight just by awakening. You have to pass the test."

"And after becoming a knight, I will be serving as a knight. Do you want me to lead troops in battle?"

According to the decree issued by the Grand Duke of the North, every knight lord is obliged to lead his troops to respond after his lord issues a call for war.

The lowest corner flag must also lead at least two knight squires, ten armed followers and twenty serfs or civilians to respond to the call.

Of course, one could also pay a service fee to avoid military service, or entrust a proletarian knight to serve on one's behalf.

There are also many proletarian knights in the North, such as Roman, a descendant of knights who has obtained the title of knight but has not yet obtained a fiefdom, or some civilian soldiers who have made great military achievements and passed the knight assessment.

They have not yet chosen an object of allegiance, or have not yet found an object with extra fiefdoms to lend them allegiance to, so they are called proletarian knights and therefore have no obligation to perform knightly service.

Even among the extraordinary people, there are many proletarian knights. After all, the nobles do not have so many villages and fiefs to grant them.

Moreover, facing the strange and extraordinary knights, the nobles felt no loyalty and would rather grant the land to the descendants of the knights who were loyal to them.

These proletarian knights have knights' equipment and combat skills and can go into battle instead of the corner flag knights.

But Leo does not have the title of knight, and is not even qualified to replace Olivia on the battlefield, so he can only serve as a squire.

Leo said embarrassedly, "I am willing to give it up, but neither is Wu Laoden! But you can also become a female knight, or a Holy Light priest!"

During this period, Olivia had always been dissatisfied with Leo. She didn't buy it at all. She snorted and said, "If I become a female knight, then I will be the Lord of the River Bay."

The little mouse smiled and said, "That's the lord's wife!"

Leo was furious, "How dare you! You don't even call me daddy. I, the ruthless Hara, challenge you to a duel!"

The little mouse jumped up, "I, the lovely Hakimi, accept your challenge!"

As she spoke she drew her wooden sword, and with a shout she rushed towards Leo, running headfirst into his arms.

Leo grabbed the little mouse and lifted it up high.

The two were tired from playing, so they lay down on the bed to rest.

Olivia walked in and winked at the little mouse.

The little mouse got up swiftly and went out to play with a group of puppy-headed men.

Lying down next to Leo, Olivia's hands became restless and she asked, "Has Feisa found a husband?"

"Why are you thinking about this?"

"This is a big deal!" Olivia was dissatisfied, "King of the Kobolds, finding a husband is important, right?"

"I don't understand either. Do Kobolds practice monogamy? Or group marriage? It seems very complicated."

As they were chatting, Olivia's coat disappeared, and then her top.

More than half a month has passed since Agatha's proposal, but Olivia has not made any progress.

She often sneaked into Leo's bed and chased the little mice away.

But perhaps because of his age, Leo is always reluctant to go into battle with real weapons.

The wilderness will not remain peaceful forever, and no one knows when Leo will go to the battlefield next time.

Maybe tomorrow, maybe the day after tomorrow, Olivia began to get anxious.

If you want to give Leo a son, you have to take the initiative!