Bandit, Be Ambitious! To Accomplish Kingdom Revival!

After the ambassadors return, Sadie and Marian will be exchanged to consider the future.

Mu showed up with a new cup of tea, but you became a beautiful daughter sometime. Isn't there talk of a proposal coming from a village in the north?

"Nevertheless, I've never seen Hardelia's surprised face before. Sure, our offer was broken, but there was no shadow of an Iron Woman."

"Again, salt is precious in every kingdom, so... But can Mr. Banter make it?

Marian looked at Sadie with a grinning smile and a memorable smile and asked worried.

Mu is probably looking at us with a Kyotong look because he didn't hear the story before.

"It's surprisingly easy. It's kind of hard to make it efficiently."

"I said it was easy, but I can't imagine. How do you do that?

"I boil the sea water. You've licked the sea water before, haven't you? I think it was pretty tight though."

"It sure was soggy. I remember talking to Mu about how strange it was that there were no fish living in that water."

Must have licked it with me because Mu is nodding with my cup too to talk about Sadie.

"It feels like you dissolved salt in the water, right? So if you drain the sea water and boil it in a pan, you can take the salt."

He's got the look of a fox on his face when he hears my words, but I don't think there's anything strange about it anywhere.

"So you can do it with Crabble or Torresty, too?

Quickly, a question flew in.

If there is indeed an ocean, it is possible anywhere. But it takes a lot of burning trees. Only a nation with a large forest behind it will be able to make such salt.

When I finished talking about making salt all the way through, it seemed to convince me somehow.

Hassle and time, plus tons of fuel. Such a nation would be the only kingdom of Tornia to look around.

"Sounds funny inside. We're sending some men from our kingdom, aren't we? In return, if I get 10% of their salary and salt, I'll be able to spend a lot of it."

"Are you sure you want 10%?

"That's enough. It is in return for the Kingdom of Sylvania that we will bring industry to the Kingdom of Tornia. As a kingdom of Tornia, we must be treated as a great nation. Something cheap if you can make a weak small country a big country. In the first place, we can't invest in anything... I think we can do even 10% better."

I'm telling Mr. Marian that, but I wonder if he'll give me more?

Anyway, I'm waiting for Mr Hardelia's reply. Looks like there's going to be a riot at the Royal Palace of Tornia tomorrow.

In the middle of winter, I was wondering if Sadie's hobby was interrupting, and it seemed to be getting more and more polished.

I went out early in the morning to paint the winter scenery of Fort Aldes, but I wonder if I'll catch a cold or something?

Looks like two kids upstairs are playing with the nannies.

So I can't use the pipe, so I go down to the hall and enjoy my clothes. The mug coffee Marianne put in tastes good inside, too, and it's been a while since I've relaxed by the fireplace.

It's been almost a year. I wonder what happened to the internal affairs of the Kingdom of Sylvania?

I asked Marian, who was knitting by the fireplace, what was going on.

"That's right...... The new coins seem to have been successfully switched. Fina and Dwarf Rieddus were casting it, moaning that it would be half the value of the old coin if it was made into silver pieces, which seemed to have been offset by silver mountains."

How was the other kingdom? I guess we got a pretty good tip-off from the treasury, huh? Let's make it up to you in the long run.

The goal is to increase the content of the ship in a position where it can be used as it is.

"The water works seem to have reached near the fort to the east. You're almost there for irrigation in the field. You must be glad that the Surveying Unit was able to make shaped objects as well. I've been bothering to call my parents to show them."

That must have been all I was happy about. My parents would have complimented me, too.

"The problem is the crop made by the Tundan soldiers. Fluffy feels just like cotton, but there's nowhere to eat either. Sounds like you're worried about what to do with it."

With that said, I heard you incorporated cotton.

Do you want to get started? Tools are made, so you should teach them how to use them. Yarn spinning is a trial and error, but I remember the shape of the tool.

"That's called cotton. It is a raw material for cotton textiles. The seeds are in there, so it's a little cumbersome to take them out..."

"First cotton woven fabric, then silk, right? Cloth is also brought from other countries. It's expensive, so it's old clothes for ordinary people, but if it works, you can buy new clothes."

It will be one means by which the inhabitants will become aware of a new era. Coins have changed, but life hasn't changed much.

Can you wear new clothes, eat full, and experience a little rich living if you can drink?

The next day I visit the nest of freaks at the old checkpoint.

I brought two bottles of wine to the souvenir, so the color of their eyes is changing.

The issue I put out to these people was the production of a water pumping device.

Looking at the drawings they drew, it's a windmill-type water pump. Looks like he had a hard time changing the way he rotated the shaft that went around in the windmill. The water pump itself looks like a bucket using a water wheel. You will know if this will be absorbed in the spring because it seems that production is currently in progress.

"There's a way to do this."

I will tell you how to attach the water wheel directly to the waterway and drop it near the top of the water wheel.

I think they're going to make this too, because they're looking at my sketches.

All I've ever made is a water gate and a reservoir.

It must be necessary to adjust the amount of water used in the waterway, so it's working well so far.

Leaving them in anticipation of future consideration.

The problem is that we can't get very far because of the deep snow. How far did those two go to paint?

It's good to paint, but don't you have a cold? There's a lot going on in the painting, so don't feel like you can have the option of drawing relaxed by the fireplace.

When I returned to Fort Aldes about half a month later, Mr. Hardelia brought two men to visit me.

You seem like a merchant anyway. Seeing you in elegant clothes, it might be near your merchant in the kingdom of Tornia.

"I heard that King Tornia was praising the Kingdom of Sylvania by striking his hands. The nobles seem half-hearted, but they let the noblemen shut their mouths knowing that Lord Gartnen was the opinion of Lord Banter. He told these two to hear more about Lord Banter on the spot."

"You will tell me to ask Kitin how to make salt. Copy that. Probably seen you as a merchant, but is there any mistake?

"We do business in the old house of the kingdom of Tornia. It's Riddles. Next door is the carion of the head. I thought he was an elderly scholar, but I was surprised he was not the king of Sylvania."

Mr. Marian brought me coffee. This must be my first drink, too.

She was pulling herself back a little into the black liquid, but she is similarly mouthed when she sees me add sugar.

"It's a drink called coffee. It's bitter, but if you add sugar, it's just fine. I prefer this to tea…………………."

"I'll get you started. This will be a habit when you get used to drinking...... I would also like to ask you to get this."

With a little mouth, he looks at the coffee in the cup.

"You can get it if you go to the port of Crabble. The ingredients are beans, but I have a few hands to make them coffee. You should send someone along with the merchant. So, what about salt..."

If you boil the sea water, you can salt it. Probably going small-scale in the fishing village.

But it will not produce more than we use ourselves.

"Do you see why?

"No, I don't know. More than that, I'm surprised that salt can be removed."

"The reason is the amount of fuel to boil. Even if the pot hung in the fireplace is filled with sea water and boiled, the amount of salt that can be used is about a little on the palm of your hand."

"Are you saying that if you were to boil in a large pot, the amount of wood burned alone would be huge!

I slowly nodded at the other person's surprised look.

Now now, I wonder how this will turn out?

"But I think you can teach us how to avoid salt more than you said you would teach us how to make it..."

"One has already told Mr. Hardelia. We need to do planting. But you'll need enough in the plantation not to make it. Besides, the way I'm going to teach it is troublesome, but I don't use burning trees."

Use the method of evaporating naturally.

If the weather is nice and the temperature rises, the evaporation will evaporate considerably, and further evaporation will proceed by soaking seagrass and hanging it.

"If we continue this way for a few days, we will reduce the amount of seawater enough. Half the time, it will be soon."

"You're talking about scales from your eyes. You mean with the laundry………. There is no change in the amount of salt when sea water is reduced. That's how much seawater we're going to boil, so we can reduce the amount of burning trees."

"Well, when do you want to start? For once, you're hoping to get some talent out of Sylvania?

"You mean the Joint Undertaking?

"What about 10% of the profits?

"Then we suspect the kingdom of Tornia. Half the time."

"But it is the Kingdom of Tornia that executes it. Sylvania is about to come up with an idea……………"

"Then it should be 20% of the production. You can still make huge profits. Besides, a large number of people who can engage in industry will be able to moisturize."

That's a merchant. It doesn't hurt my nostalgia that much if it's not profit but production. I can calculate profits by deciding it wasn't there from the beginning.

Thankful story for Sylvania, too. Can be used to trade Warram and Carmesia.

After about two hours of meetings, three people from the kingdom of Tornia smiled and went home.

Well, who are we sending in... Do you decide to send three people from that group of freaks?

If it's a new initiative, people with ideas that don't get caught up in existing clutter are just fine. A little wisdom would suffice.