Warlord: King of All Clans

Behind the throne in the lord's house, various trophies and decorations are hung.

In addition to the beast skulls and heavy axes hung by Ulyaan in the early days, there were also gold and silver ornaments sent by various nobles, as well as rare and bizarre works of art from the three realms of the empire.

What Fraser was referring to was a glass lamp the size of a human head.

If she hadn't reminded him, Leo would have thought it was just an ordinary lampshade that needed candles or oil lamps to illuminate.

Now the lights used for nighttime lighting in the river bay are various glass lamps filled with candles or grease.

But after Fraser's reminder, Leo took a closer look and discovered that it was actually a big light bulb.

Leo was also very curious and went to watch, "Is it really a light bulb?"

Feisha walked to the light bulb proudly, pressed the switch on the wall, and shouted, "Turn on the light!"

After two seconds, the wick of the light bulb slowly heated up and glowed, becoming dazzling.

Leo was amazed and carefully examined the circuit of the light bulb, which was an exposed wire on the thick wooden partition wall, made of copper wire wrapped in rubber.

Fisa flicked the switch again and yelled, "Turn off the lights!"

The light bulb went out.

After several demonstrations, there were no problems and a qualified light bulb appeared before electricity was used.

Leo stared at Fesha's cunning eyes and immediately felt that something was fishy. He went around the wooden wall and found that the greyhound Ilewen was hiding behind the wall, holding the electric wire with both hands, his hair standing on end, and was charging the wire.

Ileven is now an adult, but his mental faculties are still similar to those of a ten-year-old human child. However, as the first extraordinary dog ​​to awaken among the cubs in the Big House, he is extremely skilled in the use of magic and can maintain a stable output.

This is a skill acquired through years of dedicated practice, and it is rare among the alien spellcasters in the wilderness.

Every time Fisa shouted "Turn on the light", he would use his magic power to transform it into electricity, lighting up the light bulb through the wires.

Seeing that Leo had discovered him, Ileven wagged his tail desperately, and the hair on his body suddenly became soft.

Fraser in the next hall pressed the switch back and forth and found that the light was not working. She was still shouting, "Turn on the light! Turn on the light!"

Leo told Fraser about the simple power-off switch when he had nothing to do, but she obviously didn't use it at all.

My goodness, a light bulb consumes a dog.

Seeing this bizarre "scientific" demonstration, Leo was speechless, but still expressed encouragement, "Not bad, at least the light bulb was invented."

Feisha was very proud, "There are many more inventions like this! Smart Feisha has applied for fifteen patents this year!"

In addition to the light bulb, Fraser also invented early chemical batteries and hand-cranked generators with the help of Al, but these laboratory toys that could only generate weak currents did not have much application value.

Hewan's metal bearings and insulating materials are still in the early stages, and there are basically no other supporting industries. Even with Al's assistance, the pace of research on large generators is very slow.

But this is not bad either. Using a hand-cranked generator to stimulate the awakening of the kobolds is much more stable than frictional electrification!

While stroking Ileven's head, Leo said to Fisa, "We need to keep working hard to get a generator and replace the lighting system in the river bay with electric lighting."

Fisa doesn’t have Leo’s foresight and foresight, and thinks that she is already very strong now, “I can change it now, I have a lot of extraordinary dogs now!”

"What? A street lamp with an extraordinary dog ​​hanging on it?"

After hearing what Leo said, Feisa tilted her head and actually began to consider the feasibility.

While playing with the Dog-Head brand lamp, Noreen walked in accompanied by the guard of the big house.

"Leo!"

Leo was also very happy, "Knight Norin!"

Looking at Leo's increasingly tough face and the stubble on his chin, Noreen was very moved. She had a thousand words in her heart, but she didn't know how to say them. "You look much more mature than last year."

Leo also looked Noreen over and said with the same feeling, "You too!"

Noreen was immediately speechless and felt offended. She was several years older than Leo, and calling her mature was like calling her old.

In front of others, Noreen is actually very determined and definitely doesn't have such delicate thoughts. If she is ridiculed by others, she will only respond with a sneer.

But as soon as she was in front of Leo, she became more feminine.

As soon as the words were out, Norin immediately put on a displeasure and stopped paying attention to Leo. Instead, she squatted down, put down her backpack, and greeted her companions in the big house, "Hello everyone, I brought gifts for you all!"

Elodi, Seti, Savinting, Obi and others were all there. Upon hearing the words, they quickly gathered around and wagged their tails to accept Norin's gift.

"Obi! Obi! Gifts!"

Leo stood behind Noreen, watching her distribute small gifts to the members of the big house, and felt that it was a unique scene. "Knight Noreen, you have changed. In the past, you rushed in and didn't even look at people. Now you have learned to win people's hearts."

Noreen continued to feel offended and glared at Leo. Even the dog could understand what she was thinking, and only Leo was playing dumb.

After distributing the gifts, Norin ignored Leo and said, "Sati, where is the mistress? Take me to see her."

Leo asked, "Where's my gift?"

"No!"

Leo looked at her back, "Oh, woman."

Although they only saw each other once every one or two years, Noreen's connections in Riverbend House were still not neglected, and everyone was extremely happy about her arrival.

After dinner, everyone gathered together to listen to Norin telling stories about the southern imperial capital. The protagonists of these stories were basically little mice.

Everyone was fascinated to hear the little mouse establish a science academy in the imperial capital, revitalize education, recruit royal musketeers, and drive magic mechas.

When Feisa heard that the little mouse had a powerful magic mecha, she felt terrible.

As the smartest of the three princesses of River Bay (in her own opinion), she now only has one steam tank, and Olivia refuses to approve subsequent materials for her to continue to improve it, so it can only stay in the Gnoll Valley and gather dust.

Leo frowned and said, "Little Mouse is a bit too aggressive. You should do these things behind the scenes. If you show up yourself, you can win a lot of political resources, but you will also establish political enemies and be more vulnerable to criticism."

Norin shared the same stance as Little Mouse, and could not help but retort: ​​"His Majesty the Emperor said so, but Your Highness is the future Empress of the Empire. She has her own opinions and will be more likely to be supported."

Leo was speechless and said, "Since the emperor has said so, have you ever thought about listening to his advice?"

Noreen did not speak. All the Rose Knights were carefully trained by Queen Lola. The Queen's enterprising spirit had a profound influence on every Rose Knight.

Compared with the mediocre Charles VII, the energetic imperial princess undoubtedly won more support from them.

In their view, these opposition forces that attempted to prevent the empire's revival should be swept into the dustbin of history, and it was already good enough that they did not attack them openly.

Seeing her expression, Leo didn't continue to explain, but was a little worried about the little mouse's situation.

An old fox like Charles VII, although mediocre in ability and unable to turn the tide, is at least a qualified politician.

In comparison, Little Mouse, Norin and others are too young. They are making waves in the imperial capital and seem to have gained a lot of approval, but secretly they are bound to affect the interests of other classes.

If the empire could be revived just by improving the Academy of Sciences, promoting social welfare, issuing a few new policies and joining a team, would Charles VII still have to be such a frustrating emperor?