Industrial revolution starting with the undead

I then deployed skeletons to all the countryside.

The villages of Bath, Kafkev, Dhakao, Yarb, Sekki, Hyan, Seemo, Redsta - more than eight are the villages that exist in my territory. More than fifteen skeletons will be present in all villages as they stand, headed by the first village of Bath to send skeletons.

And there are skeletons in all villages, but the villagers ask all the favorable opinions. Thanks to Skeleton working for me, the fallow lands have been reduced. Thanks to Skeleton working for me, the harvest went up. Skeletons are adorable. It's like my son is back.

I honestly don't know the second half, but I'd appreciate a favorable opinion.

Look out the windy shaky window and sigh small.

"... it should work. I'm sure."

"Tapey. You know, tough."

"Oh."

The season was rounded and winter came.

Last year, last year, before that - each villager was earning a living selling children to mute in order to get past the winter. From my realm, it was so awesome to know how many children were in the hands of slave traders that it was so fierce in the winter.

This year, however, some villages have been delayed in dispatching skeletons, but skeletons have gone to all villages and yields have risen to their right shoulders. In addition, my yarn production is progressing well, and I purchased and distributed food in the form of loans to villages where the harvest is not yet acceptable.

I'm sure this year, the villagers will come through the winter without anyone starving, without having to sell their children to slacken -.

Outside the window, the snow keeps falling.

Not so much Fleetberg territory itself is a snowy area, but it's a long way down today. Since our territory is somewhat warm, the more I constantly burn fireplaces in my own room. I don't like cold.

Likewise, the villagers should not be comfortable with such cold waves. You might wonder if I'd think inside the room getting warm, but I just hope the villagers don't freeze to death.

"... we have to move on to the next plan"

"Keikuku?

"Oh. The food situation must have improved a lot. I also asked the village chief in Bath, who said he had enough stockpiles. The cotton production system is getting better, and the yarn spinning plant by Skeleton is running fine. At this rate, there will be more production and more profits for the entire territory"

"Are you glad?

"Oh."

"Good, then"

Koten, and Chris tilting his neck.

Maybe you hardly understand what I'm saying. But I supposedly snorted because I only understand that there is a 'good result' there for now.

It is also gratifying to have someone who can rejoice in success together in this way.

"So I'm going to move on to the next phase"

"Monkey."

"In each village, specialities are different. The soil varies depending on the location of the village, and the drainage is different. So if we can do business with each village, it will lead to better lives for the villagers."

……

For example, the basin, which is also a dry zone - the most produced in the village of Bath, is wheat. In comparison, corn and potatoes are mainly produced in the village of Secchi, which is somewhat present in the highlands. In that way, there are slight differences in production, albeit within the same territory.

If we can barter between villages, the nutritional aspects of the villagers will improve.

"People don't have to live only on bread" seems to be the word of the ecclesiastical religion that is often believed in the continent, but if you try it on me, you mean eat vegetables too because they are nutritionally biased even if you eat all the bread.

I don't think rural villagers know exactly what nutrition is, but they should still know some things, such as how easy it is to get sick if you lack vegetables.

I mean, what I'm supposed to do is keep up the traffic.

"I wish I could build a street and get through regular flights..."

"Goibin?

"Oh. You mean the carriage that connects the village with the village on the road and goes back and forth on that road on a regular basis. One or two flights a day will allow you to travel back and forth between the village and the village"

"Shah?

"Right. I wish I could use a skeleton hose to make regular flights around it..."

Skeleton hose can keep running without rest.

And obey simple orders. Run from here to here, stop a little, wait till you get back, for extremely simple orders such as.

However, no further orders can be given.

I guess it's because horses are the ones around there, too, before they become skeletons. Unlike human skeletons, it is difficult to solve complex orders.

That's why we need someone to take regular flights of Skeleton Hose. I thought I should leave this to a man-shaped skeleton, but it would be a complete horror if Skeleton tried other than the familiar villagers who have regular flights in skeleton hose carriages. Travelers must freeze in fear.

Should we then hire a human lord?

But if I can, I want to offer this scheduled flight for free. In that case, only the amount of money you hire will be in deficit.

It would then be paid for, and I would also think whether it should be an operation in the form of a levy of money, but then it would not be able to be used at ease either. If it's cheap and you can cover just the salaries of the people and feet you hire as a person - and all sorts of things, it's grand.

"Right..."

Hmm, and I'll do my hand on my jaw.

We will need a man. But I don't want to pay my salary if I can. Though I think it is too much for me, I would like you to think that there is no other way to be slightly more stingy than to manage the territory.

"Anything good?

"Oh. I came up with a few good things"

"Yes. Good."

"In the end, it will be the villagers who use it. Let's leave the management of the carriage to the villagers."

I'm going to do it all badly, so it bothers me.

Then you can leave it up to the villagers to take regular carriage flights. In such a way as to increase the number of skeletons to be dispatched for that matter.

Let the villagers decide who to turn this role into. It can be alternated, or it can be done by a dedicated person. Instead, he told me not to collect the price.

"Yeah. Might be nice"

"Yes. Good. Oh, my goodness."

"Okay. Hey, I got something for Chris to do"

"Yes. Do it"

I want to maintain regular flights. But there's no money like buying a carriage.

Appearing here is Chris who can replicate anything with endless magic. Exactly. Reproduction of silver coins is a crime, but not a crime or anything if I personally have a replica of a carriage.

I feel like I rely too much on Chris for everything, but I should still use what I have.

Yeah, and I'll run a brush on the paperwork.

The to-do list just keeps accumulating.

"Once you've set up your transportation, now it's material. We also do forestry in the village of Hyan, so that wood can be provided from there to the whole..."

"Sashima"

"The rest, after all, is oil and salt... because this will be a lifeline. More olive cultivation in the village of Cecchi... this is a consultation with Mayor Patch."

"Sashima"

Pei, and.

You can hit me in the head, little hand.

Chris, with the same faceless expression, swollen his cheeks only slightly, stared at me.

"... Chris?

"Easy, mister."

"... uh"

"Muri, no."

Outside the window, it's already dark. In it, the snow was falling slowly.

Well, you've been staring at the paperwork for a long time.

"Right. Get some rest."

"Yes."

"Chris, let's eat"

"Yes."

Just do it, and my territory will be reformed.

The more I do, the more fruitful my territory will be.

So I'm not stopping this walk.

But for today or so, let's get some rest.

After this winter, I dreamed that Friedberg territory would develop further.