Warlord: King of All Clans

Hewan's fertilizer technology has been constantly improving. In addition to manure and compost at the beginning, charcoal fertilizer is now added.

This is a byproduct of the swamp town development plan. After nearly a thousand square kilometers of swamps were drained, a large amount of peat was available for collection.

This is soil that is more fertile than black soil and must be mixed with other soils and diluted before it can be used to grow crops.

The peat near the swamp town was spread on the nearby barren land by agricultural technicians from the lord's mansion for experimental planting, and now there are mature fertilization standards.

In other places, people don't sell firewood within a hundred miles, and don't sell grain within a thousand miles. Things like peat will not be wanted even if you sell them to the next village.

But it is different in the river bend. There are roads connecting everywhere, and the carriages can run fast and steadily.

In addition to farming, the villagers also have many side jobs, so they have some spare money, so they are not completely without any money.

The organizational ability and prestige of village officials have also improved, and they will no longer rule by inaction as before.

If you meet a capable and resourceful village official, the village’s specialties can be sold to the Western Territory!

If there is not enough manure and compost at home, it is not a big problem to grit your teeth and buy a truckload of peat.

By the time the natural peat is used up, the fertilizer plant in the river bend will be almost ready for production, completing the connection with agricultural fertilizers.

Every year's spring sowing is the top priority of the lord's mansion. Whenever Leo is at home, he must inspect various places to prevent local officials from inaction.

However, given his current status, if he rashly went to inspect the grassroots level, it would not be a show of sympathy for the people, but would be a disruption to their livelihood.

So every time he arrived at a town, after making a big show to intimidate the local officials, he would take off his ceremonial guard, take a few personal followers with him, and go to the village in disguise.

After inspecting Village No. 7, Leo looked at the sky and said to Gwen beside him, "Stay in Village No. 7 for one night, and go directly to the Troll City-State tomorrow to meet up with Strong."

Gwen immediately arranged, "Yes!"

After staying in the lord's house in Village No. 7 for one night, Leo, along with seven or eight of his followers, headed north along the mountain road of Village No. 7 to the troll city-state of Asa.

With Al's guidance, the group didn't have to worry about getting lost, let alone being ambushed.

After crossing two hills, Leo ran into Kedosha and his group of trolls.

Kedosha took more than twenty young and strong trolls in the village, as well as some half-grown troll children, and went to Village No. 7 carrying mountain products.

In the past, only fully-armed troll warriors dared to enter human villages, but now the relationship is getting more harmonious, and even children dare to go over and play with them.

Looking at the group of trolls led by Kedosha, Leo was the first to move to the side of the mountain road.

This action was respected by the trolls, and they also tacitly moved to the other side, sideways past Leo, trying not to touch the human warhorse.

Kedosha walked at the end, looked at Leo and opened his mouth.

Under Leo's smiling gaze, he bowed deeply and hurriedly caught up with his companions.

His companion looked back at Leo and his party with envy, and shook the hundreds of kilograms of mountain products on his shoulders, "Humans, you are so rich, I really want to rob you."

Kedosha had already recognized Leo's identity, but he did not show it off. He just sneered and scolded: "Don't drag me with you if you want to die. Rules are more important than fists now."

My companions also knew this truth, but they still felt dissatisfied.

Moreover, more than half of the people in the tribe opposed Kedosha's decision this time, and he was one of the opponents. "Kedosha, are you really going to give Zugel to Old Sam? He is the future great wizard."

After Old Sam's idea reached Kedosha's ears, Kedosha didn't think much about it and ordered the ten most loyal trolls to move to Village No. 7.

Of course, this decision was strongly opposed by the tribesmen, but the troll warriors assigned by him did not have any major objections.

In particular, his cousin Zurguel, the smartest troll in the tribe and the newly awakened shadow shaman, was also moved to Village No. 7.

Hearing his companion's words, Keduosha said helplessly: "Azhu Luo has given you four sons and two daughters over the years. How many can you support? Who are you going to abandon?"

My companion was actually thinking about this problem. "The eldest is already eight years old and will soon be an adult. Of course, I can't abandon her. I plan to abandon the third and fourth. I'll keep one of the two daughters."

According to the tradition of the trolls, if they cannot feed their own children, they will be thrown into the mountains to feed the wolves.

Kedosha stared at him coldly, "Zugel went to the human settlement and learned farming techniques. In the future, trolls will also be able to farm. None of your descendants will be lost."

After he said this, his companion fell silent and walked for half an hour with his head down before suddenly saying, "Ke Duosha, I also want to learn how to farm."

Leo and his group followed the outer mountain road of the gravel hills, crossed the troll territory, and finally arrived at the troll city-state.

Now the walls of the troll castle have been repaired, a large number of houses have appeared, and five thousand trolls have gathered inside and outside.

Under the leadership of Asa, these trolls have learned basic farming and are also engaged in animal husbandry, grazing large numbers of pigs, cattle, and sheep on the gravel hills and pastures and forests in the north.

However, the reclaimed land in the forest is very barren, and the troll tribe's infrastructure and technology are extremely poor. They can only grow antler cassava and potatoes in agriculture, but cannot grow grains.

But they have the advantage of being close to the atrium, and half of the basic supplies in the atrium are provided by the Troll City-State.

In the atrium and the Grand Canyon, except for the people from Hewan, the rest were all wealthy people from other places, who paid for their meals with gold soles and did not need to make change.

Just by supporting a few thousand high-end talents, the profits Asa would earn would be enough to support the garrison of the troll city-state.

There is a market area in the Troll City-State, with many human caravans, as well as alien caravans from further north.

After returning from the Westerly Territory, Strong received news from Asa and immediately rushed to the Troll City-State to prepare to welcome his people.

A tribe of 300 Tauren people, introduced by Asa, are ready to join Strong!

This is a tribe of Tauren that slowly migrated from the northern grasslands. Their combat power is not bad, but because of their honest nature and not good at fighting with others, they are ostracized by the surrounding troll and orc settlements, and their life is not good.

After trading with Asa, they learned that there was a Tauren war chief in the River Bend who was looking for his people.

The reputation of the dragon slayer Leo and the legend of the kobold king Fisa have spread throughout the wilderness.

All the wild kobold tribes know that their king is called Fesa.

The other wild races also knew that the human king of the river bend would not expel other races.

This winter was exceptionally cold. A heavy snowfall buried the Wolf-Driving Plain for a month. By the beginning of spring, one third of the 300-strong Tauren tribe had frozen to death.

The old chief of the Tauren tribe agreed to Asa's proposal without hesitation and led his tribe south to join the new chief Strong.

The Minotaur was originally the smallest intelligent race on the continent, and now only the Minotaur in the northern snowfields are left. The Minotaur in the south have long been extinct.

The humans and gnolls in the River Bend were all very curious about Strong's new tribe, and those who had free time gathered in the Troll City-State to watch the recognition meeting.

As the Earl of River Bay, Leo certainly could not be absent. He calculated the time and walked all the way from Linhai Town.