Lord: Start with the Pioneer Knight

"Hehe, I won't tell you. When you get that thing back, you will know who I am."

"If you want to know who I am, work hard, my fellow countryman, don't embarrass yourself."

"I'll wait for you in the starry sky."

"If I'm still alive, I should be able to meet you again."

"Okay, that's it."

"See you again if we're lucky."

The figure of the young man gradually dissipated, the space bubble automatically dissolved, and the two items naturally fell on the rock pile.

Weilin stepped forward and picked up the Druid's Book. He could only look at the first few pages, and the rest could not be viewed.

He picked up the key-shaped seed and looked at it, then put it in his pocket.

"What a bad taste."

Weilin sighed and went out of the cave from when he came.

When he left the cave, when he looked back, he found that the cave had disappeared, replaced by hard rock.

"Fill up the hole first, then go back to the Praying Star Lake, study according to the book, and see if you can become a druid."

After spending a day filling the soil that had been excavated before, Weilin drew some water from the well in the city, washed his body, and then lay on the straw mat to sleep.

The next morning, Weilin led the red phosphorus horse, bought some dry food in the city, and set off.

As for the title deed and house deed of the house, Weilin put it in a box, wrote a letter and put it in it, and buried it underground.

Here, probably he will never come in this life, just leave a mysterious blind box to see which lucky person can get the ownership of this house.

After leaving Lando City, Weilin stopped and watched for a while, then put on the armor and set off for Kurze Province. It has been more than two months since he left the Praying Star Lake. It's time to go back.

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Through the Kurze Province teleportation array, Weilin returned to Kadlo Province.

Returning here again, Weilin felt that the city was much cleaner, and there were fewer beggars around. It was unknown whether they were sold as slaves or optimized by the governor.

Without staying for long, Weilin bought some food and went straight out of the city.

The closer to the border, Weilin found that the surrounding noble territories were more desolate and sparsely populated, much more desolate than when he first came two years ago.

"Robbery."

Several yellow-faced and thin robbers appeared on the road, and it was hard to tell whether they were men or women by their faces.

"Are you sure you want to rob me?"

Weilin stared at the group of robbers. The momentum of his high-level silver knight alone made them breathless.

"My lord, I...we...don't...dare."

Several robbers knelt on the ground and stammered.

Weilin took a look and didn't do anything. He patted the red phosphorus horse's butt and continued on his way.

The influence of the famine sacrifice caused the surrounding nobles to lack food and could not afford to feed so many people, so naturally many bandits were born.

This situation is helpless, and we can only wait for the next two years to pass, and the situation will be better.

On the way from the provincial capital to the Praying Star Lake, Weilin encountered no less than fifty gangs of bandits, the largest of which was two or three hundred people, and the smaller ones were a few people, all of whom looked like they were dying.

Except for a few extremely vicious bandits who were destroyed by Weilin alone, he didn't care about the other bandits as long as they retreated on their own initiative.

They were essentially a group of free people who couldn't survive. If he killed them all the way here, he wouldn't be able to reach the Praying Star Lake in two months.

After five days, Weilin crossed the border and returned to his territory.

In more than two months, the Praying Star Lake has almost changed its appearance.

Near the border of Kadero Province, a large amount of farmland has been reclaimed, and many malnourished farmers are farming, with a desire for life on their faces.

Even the roads have been widened a lot.

Weilin remembered that when he left, the road was only two meters wide, but now it is no less than four meters, more than twice as wide.

When he returned to Qixing Town, he saw construction sites everywhere, with a large number of shirtless young men working hard, and even a few supervisors were not seen around, all relying on their own conscience.

"Lord."

At the gate of the Qixing Town Guard House, the soldiers standing guard at the two gates beat their chests and saluted.

Weilin handed the red phosphorus horse to the guard at the gate and entered the guard house.

Compared to after leaving, there are a lot more people in the government agencies of this Qixing Town, most of them are new faces, but when they saw Weilin, they all saluted, obviously they have admired his portrait a lot.

"Where is Baird?"

After looking around, he couldn't find his steward.

"Lord, Lord Baird went to Orlando Town and is expected to be back tomorrow morning." A clerk replied respectfully.

"When you come back, tell him to come to the castle to find me."

"Yes, Lord."

Wei Lin left the Qixing Town Guard House and rode to his own castle.

After returning to the castle, Wei Lin briefly learned about the development of the territory from Kyle and found that it was far beyond his expectations.

First, the population of Qixing Lake has increased more than three times on the 450 square kilometers of land. Baird had to divert the excess population to Orlando Town and the development area led by Andrew.

In this way, the number of people under his command has approached 80,000, almost catching up with the population of his cousin Alcott's territory.

The influx of too many people forced Baird to continue to expand the size of the militia, recruiting and concentrating young and middle-aged people on a large scale, either to open up wasteland, build roads, or expand the urban area. Some people were even arranged to clean up the waterway around Qixing Lake. In short, they could not let these people rest.

The treatment was better solved, three meals a day, twelve hours of work, and no wages.

"What is the composition of this group of people?" Weilin looked at Kyle and asked.

"My Lord, as far as I know, of the 50,000 new people, 20% are serfs, bought by Lord Baird from bankrupt pioneers with low-priced grain."

"How many pioneer knights are there in the border area of ​​Kadlo Province?"

"I don't know the exact number, but it should be no more than five, all on the verge of bankruptcy."

Welin touched his chin and said to himself: "It seems that in the next ten years, no noble descendants will come to this place to open up."

Since a year and a half ago, Kadlo Province has been plundered by small-scale monster clans. It is close to the defense line of the province in the south and adjacent to the Ironforge Dwarf Mountain Kingdom with tense relations in the north. In addition to the influence of the famine sacrifice, it is impossible for anyone to come here to open up.

However, this is also an opportunity. The surrounding areas of his territory have not been greatly affected.

"If nothing unexpected happens, the title review and promotion can be started this year. Within three years, at least 10,000 square kilometers of land will be enclosed, and then development will stop quietly to prepare for the war with the Dwarf Kingdom ten years later." Weilin has a rough division of the next ten years in his mind.

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