Bandit, Be Ambitious! To Accomplish Kingdom Revival!

Among the freaks to be described as the first technical group in the world to live in the old barracks, I decided to choose three to teach them how to make salt.

Swallow was faster than I thought, but the question is if you can do it properly. I also taught you the structure of the salt cauldron, so you'll figure out how to make a new one over there.

"Don't think about making superior salt from the start. Also, when the salt is formed, remove the supernatant liquid and send it. You use that to make interesting food."

"That's what Nigari and Lord Banter said. Copy that, but this is going to be a pretty big pot."

It's 1.2 m vertical and horizontal. It's about six centimeters deep. It's 80 centimeters, so if you use concentrated sea water, you can get a few kilograms of salt at a time.

"Well, come on. If iron doesn't work, make a similar kettle with earthenware. Besides, this way it won't be bright white salt, but it should work for cooking. It is good to remember that it is ideal for simmering"

Whatever you say, it's algae salt. The good taste of seagrass should go hand in hand.

Such they travelled east with the use of merchants coming from Tornia.

I hope you can do well.

When I drop them off and come back to Fort Aldes, Sadie and the others are in the hall looking at Mr. Emilda in some way.

When I got to my usual seat, Mr. Marian brought me coffee, not Mu.

"Thank you very much. By the way, what's wrong?

"I've got what Mr. Banter was saying. It is. So………………"

Seems like Marian is too scared to say anything.

Hey, is that it?

I can hear the three of them saying things with their little boards in their hands. You're my deputy to Her Majesty the Queen and the Great Cleric, but you're a sorority nori no matter how you look at it.

I want to see what I have on hand.

"Can you show me, too?

"Banter, when did you get back? Well, good. There are two, but we were discussing which one to turn into a souvenir."

That's one cathedral you told me about. A cathedral is emerging from the copper plate.

I can't read it at all because there's a small sacrament in the lower right corner drawn in decorative characters. Am I not religious enough……….

On the other side, the Ardenne Mountains are painted against the background of the cathedral and the figure of Fort Ardes is carefully painted in the lower left corner.

That's not half 3D. Excellent work on both.

"If you're a banter, which one would you choose for a souvenir?

Hmm? Wait, are the Saddies going to make only one souvenir?

There will be people and there will be nostalgia. If I were you, I'd buy them both in.

"You can't say either. Again, don't think it'll be a good souvenir. The rest of the painting should also take shape. You'll be glad to have some variety."

"Aren't you going to pick one and sell it? Then I hope you say something quick..." I'm saying bumps and small voices, but I don't care.

More than that, this is a good thing. Wouldn't you be happy to present it to the Three Kingdoms?

"I also agree with Master Banter. And then……, that's the price."

"Leeds said 12L."

"That should be seen as a manufacturing cost. What about selling it for 15L and making 2L into church and 1L into store money?

"A little, but the revenues of the denomination will come in. Not many, but if you're clean and poor, that's a valuable income."

"Thank you. The revenues will be used to fund the priest who protects the temple."

"So maybe we can give you a little more money."

It seems that clerics guarding towns and village shrines gather children to teach them letters and simple calculations. In a way, it's also an educational institution. In order to improve the lives of the inhabitants, such as, 'I guess education is also the role of those who keep governance, but it is the current situation that hatred and not so much eyes have been reached.

"It seems possible to teach children letters and arithmetic every five days to pay for it from the kingdom."

"Aren't you supposed to be a teacher? If you could read the letters, it would help a lot. Now, the decree is limited to those who can read letters, and merchants need letters and calculations."

The example is extreme, but it is definitely necessary to teach. If you teach in words and write them in letters, you will be able to acquire the knowledge you need at any time.

"I want it in the northern village, too. But there are no shrines……………."

"I'll discuss that with Mr. Lady. Even cats must be a few people who can read letters."

It must be equal in the country. You're going to entrust it to a cleric, but if it's not compatible with the doctrine of the denomination, you're going to have a little trouble.

"Cathedral clerics do not bind themselves with doctrine, but they do not push it on others. Contact me then."

Have you understood my fear? If you're such a cleric, it's fine, but you're in trouble because we all mistake our own gods for the best.

"Now, let's get the rest of our work done by Leadus. That's fine with Mu. Even if they do not know it is our work, they will always worship the work they have bought. That sounds interesting inside too."

Surely no one will even think about who made the souvenirs. Nobody thinks the Queen of Sylvania painted it herself, does she?

Such a small attempt on our part seems to have been well received by the pilgrims. Mu told me that the sell-out bill happened to be down and that Mr. Rieddus was putting several disciples in the profession.

"I'm going to go paint a new picture with Your Majesty again!

That's what I'm saying, so it seems like two of the meritorious men are happy too.

When I hadn't met Mr. Lady in a long time, I consulted him as to whether I could send a cleric to the northern village.

"You should check that with the elders once. I'll listen. Probably not a problem, but I was wondering if it would be difficult for us to pay the price..."

"Education is part of the people's lives, so the kingdom will let it out. And I'd like you to sell him some wool to help him live the Order."

"You will be able to sell it cheaply as part of your earlier consideration. I'll check that too. By the way, how much?

"I just want one carriage."

If you look at the nod in my words, does it yield quite a bit?

There are already over 300 of them, but if they're going to take some of the northern village industry, there's going to be another problem.

According to Mr. Lady's return to Fort Aldes a few days later to report back to me, the elders also agreed. If I could, I would appreciate it if you would also explain the doctrine of the denomination to the adults.

"Lady and the others had a god to believe in, didn't they?

"There is a close proximity to Lord Banter's religious view. Not until there's a god in everything, but the idea is that there's a god on every ridge in the Ardennes."

I'm guessing that means fewer gods than me and more than Mr. Emilda. Perhaps religion using the Ardennes as an altar also sympathized with the Cats. Besides, if you are a resident of the same kingdom, you are certain that it is less contentious to infect the same religion.

My religious views are also unique, but I can pray to Mr. Emilda's God.

"I'll tell Mr. Emilda. It would be helpful if you had some quarters."

"That's right away..."

Probably a new shrine. So one cleric prayed for the peace of the villagers throughout his life and became a counselor. That's something you can't do without someone who has faith in you.

As spring hits Fort Aldes, he rides the Canator and accompanies Mu and several mobile infantry, going out to see what's going on in the northern and hidden villages.

The goal was to see what was going on because I hadn't been out much, but I was surprised because there were more cats living than I expected.

Isn't it swelling to thousands?

"I also made the soba fields bigger. We didn't have to travel over the winter mountains, so we saw a smile on everyone's face."

It must have been a tough, tough trip. Maybe there must have been plenty of hungry people. Living peacefully here, the young people make several hunting trips to train themselves. It allows you to have a strong body and a strong belief.

"I wonder if dairy farming and grazing are going well, too?

"There are more calves and sheep born every year. The merchant will come to buy it in the fall."

Looks like cattle and sheep for meat will be bought and sold in the fall. Cheese and wool will also be sold at that time. A little less aid, but he was reassured that the settlement was apparently well under way.

The first mulberry seedlings I got are also much bigger, and there are two rows of inserts growing around them.

This should be the cover for you.

The twigs are cut, so I guess I took them to Kuwahata in the hidden village. Looks like they cut out quite a few.