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Chapter 36
rumble!

The sky thundered muffled in the sky, and there was a burst of thunder after another, and the sound spread for ten miles.

Dense raindrops fell on the mud-brick house, and the heavy rain poured down. There was a creaking sound from the wooden roof, and all the villagers gradually woke up from their sleep.

In some old and dilapidated mud brick houses, the roof tiles have cracked, and the cracks have attracted a lot of rainwater to seep into the house.

The wind outside was blowing crazily, and the rain was pouring all over the sky outside the door, and the road more than ten meters away could not be seen.

The uneven soil was quickly filled by rainwater, forming small mud pools.

Allen was woken up by a thunderstorm midway, and fell asleep after a while.

A few hours later, it was dawn, and Alan, who was in a daze, seemed to hear the cry of the cat-eared loli, and woke up immediately.

He found that the mud floor in the house was wet, a patch of muddy water.

Looking up at the roof of my house, a few tiles are cracked, and I can see the faint light of morning and night.

"What a humble house."

Allen wants to live in a cement house as soon as possible. Living in such a bad house is really disgusting. Moreover, there is a lot of rainfall in the tropics or subtropics. It is a good thing to build a house early.

At this time, he vaguely heard the cries of Mao Er Luo Li and Xiao Zhengtai, not one, but several people were crying.

After walking out the door, Allen knew what happened.

In the distance, the wooden roofs of several houses collapsed, some children wiped their eyes with their hands and cried, and the adults stood foolishly outside the houses, as if they had lost their souls.

It rained heavily last night, and the mud-brick house, which was originally of poor quality, was destroyed by the heavy rain. In the future, we will have to face frequent summer rains, and the burden of the family falls on the adults all of a sudden.

Allen looked serious, and walked to the side of the house with a dilapidated roof. Villagers such as Windsor and Hood also arrived at the scene, discussing something in a low voice.

"The Howth house is broken."

"Hey, once the God of Thunder gets angry, there will be natural disasters and man-made disasters. There is no way. Call the whole village here at noon today to worship the God of Thunder, so as not to rain again tomorrow." Priest Hood had a bitter face, with the end of his tail drooping. ground.

At this time, Hood finally spoke the words that fit the status of a priest.

The deputy village chief, Windsor, also nodded silently. Even though she had awakened her sense of feminism, she still hadn't gotten out of the superstitious thinking of believing in the gods of nature.

The onlookers on the side didn't even need to look at it, they nodded their heads heavily, agreeing to collectively worship the god of thunder.

When Allen heard what the priest said, he was immediately unhappy.

A thunderstorm makes a fuss and wastes working time excessively, and Alan will never allow ignorant thoughts to stay in the village.

He looked at the two cat-eared lolis who were the most comforting at the scene, stepped forward and stroked their heads, and said softly: "Don't be afraid, I will build a cement house for everyone, and the cement house is much stronger than this mud house , so that everyone will no longer be implicated by continuous rainstorms in the future."

The two sisters, Effiena, were crying like little tabby cats, crying loudly. After being touched by Alan, the crying gradually subsided.

Sister Effie raised her head, her red and swollen eyes sparkled with hope, and said crisply, "Really?"

"Of course it's true." Allen nodded heavily.

Elder sister Effie subconsciously raised the cat's tail and swung it from side to side, very happy.

Sister Eina's white-haired ears twitched slightly, sucked a mouthful of snot, and said Nuo Nuo: "But Mom still wants to join the army, and Dad doesn't dare to give up education. Everyone doesn't have time to mend the roof. I'm too short to reach... ..."

"It's okay, I'll take care of the damaged roof, and I'll send slaves to repair the roof, so your family members can work with peace of mind." Alan smiled and took care of all these broken things.

The construction work of the Great Iron Village is very important, and time cannot be wasted on low-yield things.

The surrounding villagers were all stunned when they heard that Alan was responsible for the roofs of all the damaged houses.

What did I just hear, the village chief said he was going to do roof repairs for all the stricken orcs?

The villagers were like wooden poles, stuck in place, in a daze for a few seconds, and then an orc asked with a trembling voice: "Master Alan, is what you said true?"

"Of course it's true. I'll let everyone work with peace of mind and don't need to waste time fixing this kind of thing." Allen looked into Hoss' eyes and emphasized his tone so that everyone could feel his determination.

Windsor covered her mouth, she really didn't expect Allen to be so kind, and she didn't hesitate to send her slaves to help the villagers at the bottom to repair the roof.

Other noble young masters don't care about the family affairs of the lower-level villagers at all, and Alan is indeed a bit different.

Windsor thought that Alan was just born smart, but now he has changed his view, and that being considerate of the people is Alan's biggest difference.

After contracting the job, Allen announced loudly again: "The collective sacrifice at noon has been cancelled, military training will continue as usual, and children's teachers will continue to educate the children in the village."

Hearing the decree issued by Alan, Hood's face changed slightly, and he hesitated: "Isn't it good for Village Chief Ailun? What if Thor gets angry again and sends heavenly punishment?"

"Then let it be punished, let's get through this period of time first, and then see if the cement house is stronger or the rainstorm is more violent." Allen waved his hand indifferently, vetoing Hood's collective sacrifice decision.

Hood was so angry that Alan dared to despise the gods. He would definitely be struck to death by Thor's punishment, or the roof would be crushed by the rainstorm.

"Chairman Alan, the villagers don't have to worship, but as a priest, I must worship, otherwise it is disrespectful, you see..." No matter how angry Hood was, he didn't dare to talk back, he could only suppress his anger Suggestions.

"What sacrifice do you take?"

Allen doesn't have to oppose the sacrifice, after all, this is a different world, what if there really are gods?
Just in case, let's see if the so-called sacrifice is real or fake.

"I need a live chicken, white rice, green vegetables, wine and fruit." The priest said five sacrificial materials.

Allen was relieved when he heard that there were no living people in the sacrificial materials. Fortunately, it was not an inhuman sacrifice.

"Okay, sacrifice yourself."

Hood wondered: "Well, the village chief, won't you come, I'm afraid Thor will really be angry."

"I'll take a look when the time comes. You prepare the materials yourself. Remember, don't take things from other villagers and sacrifice them!" Allen warned him very sternly not to make small moves.

Hood originally wanted to ask the villagers to borrow some live chicken and rice, but he didn't expect Alan to have so many restrictions, and his whole face immediately fell down.

"But I..."

"No, but if you really don't have any, you can borrow it from someone. Once the sacrificial object has not disappeared without a trace, then return it to the person intact after the sacrifice."

After Allen scolded the priest, he turned around and took Windsor and other villagers to the cement factory, leaving Hood aggrieved.

The villagers supported Alan and walked forward, curious about Alan's destination, "Master Alan, where are we going now?"

Allen took a big step and replied, "Go to the cement factory and look at the cement wall."

Hearing the cement fence, everyone ignored the word cement and thought of the mud fence first.

"The wall should have collapsed, right?"

"I've built mud walls before, and normally a new mud wall wouldn't collapse, but the torrential rain last night was so violent that it might have actually collapsed."

Everyone was talking about the dirt wall, but no one talked about the treatment of Priest Hood.

After walking for a while, as the crowd got closer and closer to the cement plant, someone saw a row of people watching the cement plant from a distance, and there were wave after wave of exclamation from inside, as if they were looking at some rare treasure.

　I found a job in an optical shop, so it should be very relaxing.

　　Go to work tomorrow, come back to code after get off work, and try to keep the daily second change.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)