Lord: Starting from the Pit-Dwelling Courtyard

Chapter 150 GG

Since it's a show flat, all the rooms have been partitioned off, covering a space of 250 square meters.

The second floor extends one meter outwards, becoming 330 square meters.

Gavin was stunned by this technique: you can do that?

Gavin asked, "Lord Ron, is there any problem with building it this way?"

Ron countered, "Is there an explicit prohibition in Gorubakburg?"

"without!"

"Then it's alright!" Ron had his reasons for daring to do this.

Both the front and right sides are within the city's roads, occupying the lord's land. Before the policy was introduced in this regard, this was reasonable.

Once such laws are enacted, houses that have already been built will no longer be subject to legal constraints.

As for the back and left sides, there are small bungalows. Although it can't be called a slum, it's not much better than a slum.

The residents here are the lowest-class commoners in Gorubakburg. Ron is clearly bullying them, and it doesn't really affect those small houses much.

At most, they can't expand to a second floor. If things really get out of hand, Ron will just buy the whole thing and build another building.

From beginning to end, Ron's plan was to take advantage of any opportunity and then incite the surrounding residents to cause trouble if there was no advantage, before forcefully using his noble status to compel them to sell their land.

The maximum compensation for each person is double the area of ​​the house.

As for holdout households, they simply don't exist.

The knight's sword will teach them a lesson.

This is a world of swords and magic, a world of noble classes.

In the eyes of the nobility, commoners were not much better than serfs.

It is divided into 6 units in total, with a passageway in the middle, three units on each side, and each unit is 50 square meters.

After following Ron on a tour of the second floor, Gavin couldn't help but marvel.

These houses are really bright.

Gavin asked, "Lord Ron, what's the purpose of this pipe?"

Ron said irritably, "Aren't you going to cook in this kitchen exhaust duct?"

Gavin nodded matter-of-factly: "Cooking is too much trouble, so we just have it delivered to our door."

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Ron ignored him: "According to last night's standard, pull seven more times."

After doing the math, Gavin said, "No problem. We recently received a shipment of iron ore; should we bring it here as well?"

Ron glanced at Gavin with surprise, then nodded: "Okay."

Gavin, on the other hand, wanted to use the sandstone as cover to haul the iron ore over.

Anyway, Ron's building spells are fast enough, so it's better and more convenient to directly convert them into steel ingots.

Raven Merchant Guild Dyehouse.

Doron found Dumont, the manager of the dye house, through the back door.

"Hey! Dumont, I heard you're looking for a house for your youngest son?"

Dumont saw Doron and couldn't help but smile wryly: "You've heard the news too? It's a headache. House prices in Gorubakburg have been rising too fast lately."

Doron was able to sell his cloth here thanks to Dumont's help.

Because recently, the Silver Shield Chamber of Commerce has entered the dyeing industry and started to suppress the Raven Chamber of Commerce, causing many chambers of commerce that originally cooperated with them to stop giving orders to the Raven Chamber of Commerce.

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Doron happened to bring cheap cloth he had collected from a remote area, which solved Raven Dyehouse's urgent problem, and the two became good friends as a result.

"A lord has taken a liking to my original residence. He's also a building mage, and we're developing a housing project together. Since you're in a hurry to find a place to live, I'm asking you to come and take a look. If you want it, I can give you a 10% discount."

"What kind of property development is it?" Dumont immediately became interested.

Duolong said with a smile, "The development is just one building with many apartments, starting at 40 square meters, which is perfect for young couples."

Dumont asked, "Oh, and what about the price?"

Duolong said, "Because we only sell houses, not land, it's eight gold coins per square meter!"

"What?" Dumont couldn't contain himself upon hearing the price and immediately grabbed Doron's arm.

"Let's go take a look."

Doron smiled and nodded, then led Dumont back to the property development.

On the other side, following Ron's instructions, Shanlier plastered GG marks all over the main area where the knights of Gorubak Castle were active.

The content of GG is a building, rooms inside the building, and then the address and room details.

Most notably, there's a phrase above that's considered "GG".

"A new era of housing, the perfect home for knight families, now on sale at a shocking price: not fifteen or twelve gold coins per square meter, but eight gold coins."

Such a guy with psoriasis is surprisingly attractive.

Soon, a large crowd gathered, many of whom were knights.

Outside the gate of the Rose Knights' headquarters.

A large group of people were gathered in front of a big tree, which was seen by Vivian and Una, who were on their day off.

Una asked curiously, "What happened up ahead?"

"I heard there's a house for sale in the East District for only eight gold coins per square meter. Let's go check it out."

Upon hearing this, Vivian and Una's eyes lit up, and they squeezed into the crowd to see what was happening.

Both of them were commoners. After they trained to become knights, the lord allocated them houses. However, they were both relatively young and had not made any great contributions to the lord, so the houses they were allocated were not as big as Amy's.

They were able to become knights because the lord recruited a large number of talented girls from commoner families in order to develop the Rose Knights Order.

During their training, the lord took care of all their needs, including food, lodging, and transportation. He also provided the families who sent their daughters to train with 100 catties of grain per month, which made them willing to send their daughters to the Rose Knights.

In the eyes of many families, daughters will eventually get married, so they are not very willing to train their daughters to become knights.

If it weren't for the fact that the lord only wanted girls and provided them with food, lodging, and provisions, no one would be willing to send their daughters away; they would rather keep them by their side to help with chores and earn some money to supplement their income.

Una and Vivian were the kind of commoner girls who were "sent to the Rose Knights in exchange for food".

Her family allocated her a house, but her siblings and parents all squeezed into it, and they didn't know where their beds were during their shifts.

Vivian, in particular, had her older brother Andrew finally become a knight's apprentice at the beginning of the year, and the whole family was focused on him.

In their eyes, Vivian was destined to marry out, and it was impossible for their family to become a knightly family, while Andrew could.

If the house they lived in hadn't been allocated to Vivian by the lord, and if they hadn't wanted Vivian's resources to help Andrew cultivate, they would have married her off long ago.

However, they couldn't stay in the military camp all the time during their rotations, so Vivian and Una had long wanted to buy their own house.

How could they not be curious about houses that are so cheap?

After reading GG, I headed to the address above.

They are the Rose Knights, and no one in Gorubakburg dares to deceive them. They also have an obligation to monitor those who dare to commit fraud in Gorubakburg.

When they arrived at the construction site, it was already crowded with people.

It took a lot of effort for Doron and Dumont to squeeze in.

There were more than a dozen Cavaliers on site alone.