System: Build My Own Territory-Chapter 667 - 237: Purging the King’s Side (10,000 Words) (4)

Chapter 667: Chapter 237: Purging the King’s Side (10,000 Words) (4)

As long as remote firepower is sufficient, it is entirely possible to conclude the battle quickly before the heavy cavalry or infantry engage in close combat with the enemy.

But to produce [Zhuge Crossbows] on a large scale, the size of the Bow and Arrow Workshop must be expanded.

A single Bow and Arrow Workshop is certainly insufficient.

It can be expanded to the size of four workshops.

Forming a production line in the workshop.

Those responsible for raw materials will handle the raw materials specifically.

Those responsible for wood processing will handle the wood processing specifically.

Similarly, those making crossbow arms and crossbows will specifically make crossbow arms and crossbows.

All processes will be distinguished and assigned to each apprentice.

Apart from expanding the Bow and Arrow Workshop, sufficient labor must be dispatched to it.

Fortunately.

This time around, we brought back six thousand peasants.

Once they complete the construction of the red brick houses, we can assign their roles and dispatch them to different industries.

Lynn is also pondering in his mind which industries in the territory require additional labor. 𝚏𝗿𝗲𝐞𝚠𝕖𝐛𝗻𝗼𝐯𝕖𝚕.𝚌𝗼𝗺

Firstly, the most labor-intensive industry is naturally the farmland.

The over 100,000 acres of farmland are vast!

And they are planted with various different crops.

Relying on Gavin and Wilbur, who lead hundreds of farmers in tending them.

They almost have to be involved day and night on the farmland.

More farmers must be invested!

His rough plan is to invest another five hundred farmers to work alongside the existing five hundred to tend the crops in the farmland.

A thousand farmers, even if tasked with digging canals for irrigation, mean the labor force is barely sufficient.

Secondly, Colin’s Woodworker Workshop and shipyard.

Large fortification instruments in the Woodworker Workshop are still ongoing.

But because the shipyard needs to produce more small ships, using water power to speed up the transport of iron ore from upstream.

They had to draw half the personnel from the Woodworker Workshop and transfer them to the shipyard.

Once the red brick houses are complete, more labor can be supplemented for the Woodworker Workshop and shipyard.

To accelerate the production schedule of fortification instruments and ships.

Finally, expansion of the army!

Lynn’s original idea was to expand the armed soldiers in the territory to three thousand in one go!

Three thousand well-trained, fully armed soldiers.

Relying on the city walls and Weng City, as well as various large fortification instruments on the city walls.

Lynn feels.

If the enemy wants to break through the city walls and enter the territory, they would need at least several times the number of his regular armed soldiers!

Otherwise.

The enemy can forget about stepping past the city walls!

After forming an initial plan in his mind on how to use this group of peasants, Lynn got up from the bench and returned in the direction of the castle.

As it gradually darkened, the daytime passed in an instant.

In the castle.

After dinner, Lynn sat on a wooden chair on the second-floor balcony.

His gaze was cast towards the distant sunset, the golden rays sprinkling over the entire town and the town’s farmland.

As if covering everything in a bright layer of gold.

Nearby, in Lord’s Square, children were crouched on the ground, playing and chasing each other.

A little farther, small groups walked along the lime road, passed by carriages, strolling, chatting.

In the distance, at the dock, boatmen were furling the sails on the Noel Ships...

Standing beside him, Kuisi picked up the Golden Gin Bottle on the tea table.

After pouring Lynn a cup of gin, she gently handed it over.

Lynn glanced at it, reached out to take it, and took a sip.

The warm and comfortable sensation instantly spread throughout his body.

So, Lynn drank it in one gulp, allowing the warmth to spread faster and more intensely.

Putting down the wine glass, Lynn thought of something and spoke to Kuisi.

"How many women on the territory are currently pregnant?"

Hearing this, Kuisi’s eyes turned slightly as she wanted to speak.

But she worried about inaccuracies.

Her hand moved, pulling out a small leather-covered booklet, and began flipping through it.

After flipping through for a moment.

Kuisi raised an eyebrow and explained, "Master, there are currently a total of two hundred and twenty who have registered with me."

"Fifteen of them are nearing childbirth, including Lex’s wife..."

Lynn nodded.

Over two hundred women is not too many.

Even if these more than two hundred women refrain from working temporarily, the territory’s current and future farmland won’t be too affected.

Lex’s wife nearing her delivery date didn’t come as a surprise to him.

Lynn’s gaze shifted and landed on Kuisi’s hands.

Kuisi immediately sensed Lynn’s gaze and quickly put the small booklet away.

However.

Kuisi found Lynn’s gaze wasn’t moving away.

She immediately showed a bitter expression, unwillingly handing the booklet from behind her over.

After a year of interaction, Kuisi had long understood Lynn’s character.

Even if he didn’t speak, she knew what Lynn was thinking.

Lynn satisfactorily extended his right hand to receive it, opened the booklet, and began to scan through it.

Within the booklet, there were pieces of paper trimmed and cut.

On the paper, there were various scribbles of words or symbols.

Lynn even saw some simple sketches of animals...

Although somewhat chaotic, he could still discern what was written.

Recorded above are the daily events occurring in the territory.