Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God-Chapter 1232 - 677: The Speaker is Unintentional, but the Listener Takes It to Heart_2

The Komeer Kingdom also has advantages that Gaven does not possess, namely a vast number of war mages. The Wood Shaping Technique and the Bend Wood Art belong to the Second Circle spells; their spellcasting level isn’t high, merely costing more than if natural talents like the Sodalite Treants possessed these abilities.

"I’ll sort out a list and consider it a payment for the previous intelligence," said Gaven generously waiving the usage fee for the Komeer Kingdom. The production process of tower war chariots and sidecar chariots is unique, but their technical content isn’t particularly high.

They are merely expansions, widening and heightening of the existing heavy-duty carts in Felan, adopting the new concepts of standardized dimensions and easy disassembly and assembly. The difficulty of imitation isn’t great. Instead of that, it’s better to sell a favor to the Komeer Kingdom.

"Thank you very much," said the Crown Princess, not refusing Gaven’s goodwill, "What about assisting with training?"

"This is precisely what we’ve been hoping for. I believe Ms. Katherine is very interested in this matter," Gaven said with a smile, "I am a chosen of the Lady Strategy, and this is an excellent opportunity to spread Her faith. I believe Your Majesty won’t mind, right?"

"As long as those soldiers opt in voluntarily, we don’t mind which of the True Gods they worship," Tainalasta’s attitude towards this matter was just like Gaven’s initially: as long as the faith of the gods does not affect their rule, they would not deliberately obstruct it.

Even though Gaven is now a chosen of the Lady Strategy, he does not force all members of the Conqueror Army to convert to the Red Knight, and maintains a relatively tolerant stance towards preaching other gods. The Paladin of Tyr, the God of Justice, and the Priests of Ilmater, the God of Suffering, are also an important part of the Conqueror’s Army.

The Crown Princess’s initiative to invite Gaven to send officers to assist in training was certainly not her own idea, but rather an instruction from King Yasan. This was a further gesture of goodwill towards the Lady Strategy, as, in the Goblin Margins, Gaven and his men had already proven the value of the Lady Strategy in a structured army.

The Komeer Kingdom is among all neighboring countries and powers, the one with the most complete army, and naturally has the most urgent need in this regard.

Especially when facing the Tukan Army numbering in the hundreds of thousands, they are not in a position to compete in numbers, but can only compete in quality, tactics, and strategy.

"Then please arrange an official meeting between me and Ms. Katherine," the Crown Princess proposed.

"Alright," Gaven agreed readily. Being a chosen of the Lady Strategy, Katherine was indeed more appropriate to appear than he was, as she had fewer entanglements with the Komeer Kingdom, and his relationship with them was still to be determined.

"General, you are familiar with the ins and outs of Luji Town; have you discovered any new business opportunities here?" Tainalasta was deeply impressed by Gaven’s ability to discover business opportunities.

"I am a chosen of the Lady Strategy, not of the Wealth Goddess Wodin. Business opportunities are not so easy to come by," Gaven said with a wry smile, spreading his hands, "The main advantage of Luji Town is in transit, dependent not on its own but on the volume of traffic on the trade route. When traffic increases, the town’s development naturally picks up; otherwise, building more commercial constructions would be useless. The business of rearing horses here is mature; limited by the size of the clearings in the forests, its scale can’t easily be expanded, and there’s no room for me to interfere."

However, in the horse breeding industry, we do have room for mutual improvement. I am also preparing to establish ranches in the Giant Plains, focusing on the training of the native Gigantic Warhorses. I need your mature operation modes here, and I don’t think you can refuse Gigantic Warhorses from the Giant Plains, especially when you are preparing to mass-produce tower war chariots and sidecar chariots."

"Your proposal, General, indeed leaves me with no room for refusal," declared the Crown Princess eagerly, "General, you’re being too modest. Aren’t you just discovering a new point of cooperation? Even the Goddess of Wealth herself is missing; if she were not missing, it would be a dereliction of duty for her not to bestow upon you the status of her chosen. The Conqueror Path you have opened will bring how much extra wealth faith to her? And these new industrial models will create how much new wealth?"

A chosen of Wodin?

The Divine Position of the Goddess of Wealth!

The speaker was unintentional, but the listener was intentional.

How could he have forgotten about this affair?

The Lady of Wealth, Wodin, is still missing to this day, and others may not know what happened, but he does.

That buxom but brainless goddess, during The Year of Upheaval, actually believed the lies of the Demon Lord Graz’zt, thinking that a demon could protect her safety and assist her in returning to the God Kingdom, and voluntarily went to the Bottomless Abyss.

The result was as expected—directly imprisoned by Prince Ubar; she was "trained" on how to act as a god, to let her know that demons are full of lies, just as untrustworthy as the devils of Hell. It wasn’t until over a decade later that she was rescued from the Abyss by a human adventure team.

During this time, the position of Felan’s goddess of wealth and trade remained vacant.

Although Wodin’s best friend, the Joyous Goddess Lila, claimed to help guard a series of Wodin’s divine positions until her return, many of Wodin’s believers temporarily turned to her to attain casting abilities.