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- In the study, Phyllis could not be calm for a long time.
She did not expect that Aiwen's target turned out to be the lords standing behind the Warcraft Chamber of Commerce.
Perhaps it is really as Master Aiwen said, this is a war without gunpowder, but the final result will be so cruel.
Now that the war has begun, Chengguo Village will definitely usher in victory under the leadership of Master Aiwen.
She can already imagine that after this battle is over, the entire Lizhi City will definitely cause a shock!
"Phyllis, I am willing to swear allegiance to Lord Aiwen to the death!"
Taking a deep breath, Phyllis suppressed the excitement in her heart, lifted the purple skirt with both hands, and bowed to salute.
"Well, you need to continue to manage the finances of the territory."
"The panic buying of food cannot be stopped. Sufficient food is always harmless."
"In addition, the price of food in the territory must also be stabilized, and when selling food to civilians, I need you to verify the identity of civilians."
"Only the people in my territory can buy these grains, and I will issue new laws to prohibit the civilians in my territory from selling grain at will."
"Well, just taking this opportunity, you do a census, and you need to do a good job of registration for every civilian who comes to buy food."
"In addition, in the future, there will definitely be a lot of free people in the territory. You have to do a good job of registration. As long as you are willing to join Chengguo Village, you can also enjoy the treatment of civilians here."
"I will ask Peter to help with the patrol mission later. There will definitely be some chaos in the territory for a while, but as long as it stabilizes, it will be a great development for the territory."
Ivan spoke out his instructions in an orderly manner, and Phyllis listened carefully from the side, and kept recording them, her face blushing faintly from excitement.
She hadn't thought of the benefits of stabilizing prices before, but now after Aiwen's reminder, she immediately woke up.
The people who are most affected by rising prices are the civilians, and the price of food will rise ten times at any time, which is absolutely unbearable for ordinary civilians.
Under such circumstances, I heard that the food price in the southeast corner of the territory has remained stable. There will definitely be a large number of civilians flocking here, and the population means the driving force for the development of the territory.
I believe that if Chengguo Village can swallow most of the civilians, the development of the territory will definitely be accelerated a lot. With enough population, many industries can be developed.
"Master Aiwen, if there is really a large influx of civilians, will the territory hold up?" Phyllis asked hesitantly.
Although the food in the territory is enough to last until early winter, the foreign population will still bring a lot of uncertainties, and too many civilians may still drag down Chengguo Village.
"This is indeed a problem." Aiwen nodded and continued: "Although the price of grain cannot be raised, we can control the amount of grain sold."
"Calculate the minimum food security for each person every day, and at the same time, it can be exchanged for labor. We can directly use food to settle wages."
"In addition, I plan to use this time to start developing the Black Coast Forest. I think this will definitely provide a lot of jobs, and there are also many resources in the Black Forest."
"I have compiled a list of resources in the Darkshore Forest here, some of which can be used to prepare potions and make elf food, which can also relieve food pressure"
Ivan took out a notebook and handed it to Phyllis. Phyllis opened it and saw that besides the resource name, there were also illustrations, which could help pioneers to identify resources well.
Nowadays, civilian life in the territory is also very difficult. In this case, more jobs are very important for the civilians in the territory, which can relieve their living pressure and create value for the territory.
"Yes, Master Aiwen, next I will properly manage the purchase and sale of grain." Phyllis kept recording and was very excited at the same time.
She can see that Master Aiwen has made sufficient plans for this trade war, which makes her feel very at ease, and this also gives her a motivation to make progress, and she must help Lord Aiwen manage the territory well financial!
Keith Town, in the lord's castle.
The study was in chaos, with crumpled waste paper everywhere.
Viscount Keith stood by the window, clutching the railing tightly with both hands, with two big dark circles on his face.
now, the elf cultivation house.
The pharmacists were still preparing the medicine as usual, seemingly completely unaware of what was going on outside.
Sometimes not knowing is also a kind of happiness, at least for these pharmacists, medicines are still being produced continuously.
But gradually, the pharmacists still felt something abnormal, because the number of berries delivered every day was decreasing.
Gradually, there are more and more materials that they don't know at all, including leaves of unknown trees, weeds and even tree roots.
Just when everyone was puzzled, Aiwen came to the elf cultivation house and began to explain to these pharmacists.
"What you are holding in your hands is called Vitality Grass. This herb can be made into wound medicine through a certain method."
"Although the recovery effect of this wound medicine is much worse than that of the healing potion, the healing effect on trauma is very good."
"The most important thing is that this kind of vitality grass is widely distributed in the Black Forest, and it can be made into a large amount of wound medicine for simple treatment of trauma."
"And this purple herb is detoxification herb, the color is easier to recognize, but you still have to be careful when removing it. Untreated detoxification herb itself is inedible"
Listening to Aiwen's explanation, the pharmacists in the field showed confusion on their faces. Obviously, when they usually prepared medicines, they had never been in contact with these very common weeds at all.
Similarly, they didn't know that these weeds were actually a kind of herbal medicine, which could be formulated into special medicines through special methods!
However, after thinking of the other medicinal formulas mastered by Mr. Aiwen, the faces of these pharmacists showed joy again, obviously excited about being able to come into contact with the new medicinal formulas.
Looking back on the original decision, they are all very fortunate now. If they hadn't joined Chengguo Village, they would never have known that the original potion could be prepared like this!
"Master Aiwen, please teach us how to prepare medicine!"
Teacher Ole looked enthusiastic. After this period of understanding, he has completely mastered the fermentation preparation method of the medicine, and has even researched some new preparation methods on the basis of medicine.
But now, after seeing the herbs in front of him, strong interest appeared in his eyes again, and he could feel that this must be a brand new medicine preparation method, and the diversification of materials seems to bring more possible!
"Don't worry, I will give you the preparation methods of these potions one by one."
Ai Wen smiled slightly, and then took out another piece of tree root, "I will continue to introduce to you, this is the vitality root, which is a relatively rare medicinal material."
"Relying on the vitality root, it can be ground into vitality powder. The effect is similar to that of the healing potion. It can be eaten directly to help humans or elves recover their physical strength. The effect is not even worse than the healing potion."
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