Warlord: King of All Clans

Leo led a large army of 1,500 people and it took him a day to walk all the way from Hekou Town to Hewan Peninsula.

Because all the animal power had to be used to carry the pioneering supplies, the 1,500 people almost all marched on foot.

It is undoubtedly a pipe dream to expect a group of untrained refugees to march as quickly as a well-trained army.

Among the 1,500 people led by Leo, more than half had undergone a month-long training and collective labor. He also promoted a dozen prestigious refugee leaders to serve as labor squadron leaders to assist the River Bend infantry in maintaining order.

In this way, they could only prevent chaos from occurring during their march.

Although it was still early, Leo had already planned his itinerary and had no intention of rushing.

Today is still an easy day. Tomorrow, a large number of tools, weapons and tents will be distributed. Many young and strong people will have to carry the heavy loads, so they need to keep their physical strength up.

Leo doesn't think he is a great general, nor does he think he has any extraordinary talent for command, otherwise he wouldn't have been a low-level office worker at the age of thirty in his previous life.

As for the praises of the Hewan villagers about an outstanding general or a chosen one, just have a laugh and don't take them seriously.

But it is this clear understanding that makes him pragmatic enough to honestly follow the wisdom of his ancestors in major decisions.

For example, fighting stupid battles, building strong camps, training soldiers, upgrading equipment, and using the majority to bully the minority!

For example, setting up camps to facilitate attack and defense, carefully moving camp to prevent enemy attacks, observing the terrain to determine strategic locations, and knowing the host and the guest well to determine the odds of victory!

Any knowledge points in the fragments of past life memories, if applied to reality at all, can produce miraculous effects here.

Leo led the River Bend Infantry and supervised the pioneering refugees to form a long queue and arrive at the small pier on the River Bend Peninsula. They then used small sampans to shuttle back and forth to send everyone to the refugee camp opposite.

This camp, which Uliyan carefully built over several months, was no worse than the cassava flour processing factory that Rio built in just one month. There were even four crossbows set up on the side facing the wilderness.

Although it had walls on four sides like the other two camps, its southwest side was actually close to the river bend, its northwest side was across the river from the wild folk camp, and its southeast side was a swampy low-lying area that was difficult to pass.

The biggest threat comes from the wilderness in the northeast, so all four crossbows are set up in the northeast.

The barbarian camp doesn't need these guys. All the Basaka people are longbowmen, and their long-range firepower is unrivaled in the wilderness.

When it comes to city defense, as long as there are enough longbows and sharp arrows, men, women, and children can stand on the wall and rain arrows down.

Its area is similar to that of the other two camps, 30% larger than the cassava flour processing plant, and exactly half the size of a regular legion camp.

However, in order to take advantage of the terrain, it is not a complete square, and the walls on all four sides have varying degrees of twists and turns.

In addition to the four second-hand crossbows that Uliyan had managed to obtain, the camp also stocked a large number of cheap spears, swords and shields, crossbows and crossbow arrows.

Such a camp can normally accommodate two thousand people, and during wartime, it can accommodate twice as many residents to escape the violence.

Of the 500 skilled Hewan laborers who supported the construction of Hekou Town, except for 100 who stayed in Hekou, the remaining 400 returned to the refugee camp.

However, three hundred of them will swap posts with the new refugees and follow Leo to the Gravel Hills to open up a new area, leaving only one hundred people to lead the new.

At this time, 1,500 pioneers moved in, and their food, clothing, housing and transportation were all arranged properly, in an orderly manner without any chaos.

Not counting the 3,000 newly recruited refugees, Riverbend already had a population of 1,500, far more prosperous than the average pioneer knight territory.

The wealth created by 1,500 people through organized production, hunting and gathering, and logging and processing is also extremely astonishing.

If all materials are converted into currency and necessary costs are deducted, the monthly profit can reach sixty gold soles.

But until now, Uliyan has not been willing to purchase even a set of corner flag weapons.

Except for the necessary material reserves, he used the excess output to exchange for means of production and weapons and equipment to improve the productivity of his people and the combat effectiveness of his army.

At present, the accounts are just able to maintain a balance between income and expenditure.

The experience gained from hard life and the theories provided by Leo made Uliyan firmly believe in one thing: the money spent is real money!

When developing the cassava flour processing plant, Hewan Leader did not find it too strenuous. He only stopped logging and purchasing weapons and equipment in the refugee camp.

The various production activities in the villagers' camps and the daily hunting activities in the wild people's camps were not greatly affected.

But now we have to develop the gravel hills, which seems to be a bit out of reach.

In this regard, Uliyan and Olivia, who were in charge of logistics support, were extremely busy and under great pressure. They wished they could break a copper coin into two to spend.

He spent all of his hard-earned savings to satisfy Leo's needs.

In comparison, it was Leo, the pioneer leader, who seemed much more relaxed.

When Fesa and Freya returned to River Bay, Leo had already settled the refugees, and he returned to River Bay Peninsula with a few of his men.

It is impossible to pass by home three times without entering. Although Leo is concerned about everyone's survival and development, he is not noble enough to abandon his family.

Even during the most critical period of building Hekou Town, Leo would sneak back to the River Bay Peninsula every now and then to accompany Olivia and play a little trick on Freya and the little mouse.

Olivia knew that Leo would be back today, so she finished her work for the day early and cooked a large table of delicious food with her best friend and a few little dog-headed men.

After Leo sat down at the wooden table in the lord's house, Olivia shouted outside, "Dinner is ready!"

The half-open front door of the house was suddenly pushed open, and Freya rushed in like a ball of fur, and her body quickly shrank during the rush.

Finally, she steadied herself in front of the wooden table. Her height was now as short as that of a mouse, and she could barely fit her fat belly into the gap between the wooden table and the bench.

Feisa also followed closely with her tongue sticking out, and sat opposite Leo with Freya and the little mouse.

The three idiots from Hewan sat in a row, holding hands, resting their heads on the wooden table, drooling at the food.

But Uliyan had not returned home yet, so according to the rules he could not eat first.

Several little dog-headed people brought by Olivia crawled under the table, waiting to be fed by everyone.

While waiting for Uliyan to come back, Olivia chatted with Leo.

"Fisa goes on a business trip? How interesting." Olivia, who received the "agency fee", still found it unbelievable.

She also received a notice from the militia on duty and knew that Fraser was heading to the river mouth with a group of kobolds and goods, but she just thought it was Leo's request.

Unexpectedly, Fraser cleverly used this information gap and almost succeeded in selling herself out.

Leo was too lazy to follow the rules and ate secretly while chatting.