The correct way to open the elf

Chapter 112 I am a good person

After Nitia left, Anthony asked, "Why don't you want to teach her how to save people?"

“That’s the truth. I will teach everyone simple first aid methods in the future, but I really don’t understand the advanced knowledge.

You said, if I tell someone the basics of magical meditation and the greatness of mentor-level magic, then even if he is a genius, can he develop a magical lineage on his own?
That's simply asking too much.

Why waste time if nothing will be accomplished?!

Nitia's hatred for humans is hard to calm down. Let her learn some knowledge about weapons, at least it will make her feel better."

Anthony asked, "Do you think she'll be like Clarence?"

Feng Yu shook his head and said, "It doesn't matter. Science is a power system that relies on numbers. One more or one less is no big deal.

But there aren't many elves with such courage, so I'll help if I can.

Rather than letting hatred gradually consume her sanity, it is better to help her find an outlet for it."

Anthony almost laughed out loud at this and said, "Why, you tried so hard but still couldn't win over any elves?!"

Feng Yu glanced at him and said, "Do you think I said this about the elves just for this? In fact, I have no intention of attracting those elf mages to join us.

Their way of thinking is fixed and it is difficult for them to accept new things.

I said that just because I don't want us to encounter any obstacles when absorbing young elves. After all, they represent the power of tradition and still have a great influence on young people.

We can train a child with basic knowledge into a useful scientific research talent in three or four years. It took me five years to grow from an ignorant young man to a top scholar with power.

Why do you think I need the help of those elf wizards? I'm just afraid that they will hinder me."

Anthony was furious, thinking, why do you talk so angrily?
After Dick returned to the dwarf kingdom, the ship was not waiting for him there. Instead, it returned to the camp, took Alan and the supplies, and headed north to the Moonlit Forest again.

The supplies given to the Longyue Forest this time were not on the exchange list between the two parties, but were left over.

Feng Yu told Allen to build a market at the mouth of a tributary of the Longyue Forest, and then every half a month, Cattail City would bring supplies to conduct free trade there.

This trade is mainly aimed at the halflings in the Nimbus Moon Forest. Although the elves will give salt to the halflings, it is only enough for consumption.

What if the halflings need to pickle some vegetables and salted meat? What if they also want to use porcelain plates? What if they want to exchange the local specialties of the Misty Moon Forest for some daily necessities in the camp?
Feng Yu was very worried about this.

The halfling brothers are all good people, and good people should be rewarded. That's what he told Alan.

Allen knew that Feng Yu's words were half a joke, but he couldn't help but feel touched.

So Feng Yu asked Allen to go there and mobilize some halflings to set up a market by the river. It would be best if they could become traveling merchants between various settlements in the Longyue Forest, and take the supplies exchanged at the riverside market to the Longyue Forest to exchange for more supplies.

In this way, Feng Yu can change the values ​​of the halflings and ordinary elves in the Longyue Forest, let them adapt to the development of the camp, and find a market for the camp's products.

After all, Feng Yu couldn't go to the Mangrean continent to engage in colonial dumping, and he didn't have the strength to do so.

Feng Yu also asked Allen to spread the word that as long as they brought one season's food and seeds and moved their family to the Pupu City camp, Pupu City would provide each household with 20 mu of irrigated land.

Feng Yu was short of people, but also short of supplies. He didn't have any extra food to give to the halflings who came over, so he could only think of this tricky idea. He asked them to bring their own dry food and move over. If they could survive a farming season, they would have extra food.

There is little rainfall in the Great Wilderness, and apart from the hot monsoon, there are no other natural disasters. The harvest is also stable, so Feng Yu is not afraid of harming these halfling brothers.

Allen thought Feng Yu's idea was a good one. Now, more than half of the members of the Heimer clan followed Feng Yu as workers. They worked from 8 am to 5 pm every day and had time for leisure and entertainment in the evening. They lived a very happy life.

The rest were given fertile fields, and they no longer had to worry about food and clothing. Their workload was also reduced a lot, and they were extremely grateful to their clan leader and Feng Yu.

But recently, with the salt fields running at full capacity, workers are beginning to be stretched thin again. Even many farmers have begun to "go to the city" to do odd jobs to earn extra money, and the workers have naturally started to work overtime.

In order to allow everyone to live a life without overtime again, Allen naturally had the responsibility to help Feng Yu to lure some workers over.

The first time Allen went there, he was just exploring the way and didn't expect to achieve any great results. Although Allen himself was quite embarrassed, he exchanged all the supplies in a short time, which already surprised Feng Yu.

There was more to make Feng Yu happy. After traveling for more than half a month, Dick had reached the agreed time to return and was just waiting for the fleet to pick him up. By then, they would have more metals and wood that had floated downstream to use.

As for protecting the environment and forests, I'm sorry, Feng Yu, who is now devoted to industry, has no such concept. He would like to cut down the Snow Peak Mountains and the Long Moon Forest into bare trees one day. Wouldn't there be more people coming to the wilderness to find food?

So he encouraged the dwarves to cut salt bravely. After all, his salt fields had been expanded to more than three times the planned area, and he was worried that they could not consume so much salt.

The next step should be to teach the dwarves how to make delicacies such as dried meat, bacon, and sausage. After all, these are great to eat with rice and wine, and can just consume the amount of salt they need.

If you eat more salt, you have to eat more rice. If you have good dishes, you have to drink more wine. There are only so many dwarves in total. Feng Yu feels that he must be thrifty and give the dwarves all the good ways to consume more supplies, so that the happiness index of the dwarf brothers will rise sharply.

Then they can mine more ores, smelt more iron, and come back to exchange for more good things. If there are no ores to mine, they can go down the mountain and work as workers. Anyway, there is no sign of automation on Feng Yu's side, so it is a good time to need a large number of workers.

Feng Yu felt a little guilty for plotting against the dwarves and halflings who were so kind to him, but when he thought about the disappointing elves who he could not rely on in the short term, he could only grit his teeth and continue to work.

After a long time, the conscience should not hurt. Anyway, the dwarves should like this kind of calculation very much! After all, I didn't add cold water to the wine or mix sand into the grain.

"I'm a good person, but I set too high standards for myself." Feng Yu said to himself.

(End of this chapter)