Looking at Sienna's simple face, suddenly, a bold idea surfaced in Lynn's mind.

Sienna, as a witch, could learn from the mouths of those birds and beasts that dozens of miles away, a cavalry was galloping towards his territory.

Doesn't that mean she could be trained as a watcher!

To monitor everything outside the territory!

If Sienna's ability is strong enough, in the distant Morgan Town, further away Kakasong City...

Even Bordeaux City!

Triumph City!

In Lynn's mind, a vision of a three-eyed raven appeared.

If Sienna possesses the 'transformation ability' and 'Green Vision,' it would be a tremendous aid for future territorial expansion or external campaigns!

He could control everything in advance!

Of course, for now, it's just Lynn's bold idea.

Sienna is only a few years old, from her talents and skills...

Lynn does not yet feel that Sienna would have such abilities.

He can only wait for her to grow further and see if she will learn new abilities...

Arriving at the woodworker workshop, Colin wasn't there.

Learning from the apprentices, Colin was at the dock with a batch of apprentices constructing a shipyard.

He instructed these apprentices to continue producing five hundred sets of tables and chairs for the school.

Lynn headed towards the dock.

Despite the limited capabilities of these apprentices.

But to produce simple wooden tables and chairs, their ability is more than adequate.

There's no need to use the mortise and tenon structure as before.

With simple nails, the five hundred sets of tables and chairs, with so many apprentices, could be completed in the maximum of a week.

Upon walking down a long lime road, Lynn arrived at the dock.

At this moment.

A fleet of sampan boats, loaded with various iron ores, sailed downstream from upstream.

A lineup of empty draft horse carts awaited.

The drivers by the carts saw Lynn, and quickly bent down to respectfully call out "Master Lynn."

After a slight nod, Lynn walked to the right side of the dock.

There, Colin was with nearly a hundred people building the shipyard.

Lynn glanced over, and Colin's choice of location for the shipyard construction was quite good.

Because beside the dock, everything was reinforced with stone and lime sand mixture, creating a stone embankment.

There's no need to worry about the possibility of collapse or rupture.

And being close to the dock, if boats get damaged, they can promptly navigate into the shipyard for repairs, minimizing unnecessary losses.

Watching everyone busy at work, even a dozen townsmen jumped into the river.

Lynn abandoned the idea of joining in to help.

The construction of the shipyard isn't too complex, with the existing dock providing support, it's even easier.

With Colin leading so many carpenter apprentices, he didn't need to worry too much.

After glancing a few times, Lynn moved to the back side of the embankment.

Continuing to fish!

Until nightfall.

Lynn brought a few guards carrying several pounds of river fish back to the village.

This time.

Lynn wasn't so fortunate to catch another big fish that rewarded skill books.

However.

He did harvest over a hundred energy stones, which was quite satisfactory.

For Lynn, as long as he acted, he would certainly have gains.

Visible gains, this was particularly satisfying to Lynn.

...

Night descended.

The town once again sank into a peaceful nightlife.

After dinner, the townsmen resumed their leisurely night life.

Sitting on benches, they discovered more and more young men and women strolling on the nearby lime roads of the town.

Sounds of laughter occasionally echoed from afar.

Relaxation, anticipation, seemingly tinged with sweetness...

Lynn glanced at Kuisi beside him, "Has any family in the town given birth recently?"

Kuisi, on the side, pondered for a moment.

After a short thought, she replied, "No one has registered with me yet."

Once a child is born and registered, that family can receive subsidies for living expenses.

Daily provisions include a pound of meat and an egg to supplement the baby's nutritional needs.

Kuisi continued, "However, Master, I've seen a few women who are pregnant, their bellies noticeably larger, they should be several months along."

Lynn nodded, "Pregnant women over three months can be assigned easier, safer positions, such as in the textile mill or assisting in the kitchen, etc."

"After their maternity period ends, they can return to their original positions."

Kuisi acknowledged with a nod, her eyes shining as she looked at Lynn.

Master Lynn is truly considerate of the townspeople.

Yet recalling the past experiences with Master Lynn, it seems he has always been such a person.

Kuisi acknowledged and bowed before retreating.

Leaving Lynn alone sitting on the bench, appreciating the town under the night sky.

Contrasting the tranquility and ease of the town.

At this time, elsewhere, there was a cacophony of chaos.

Silhouettes riding horses rampaged through a village.

They wielded scimitars and one-handed swords, swinging past farmers holding axes and hoes.

Amidst painful screams, those farmers cried out and fell down, struggling in their agony in a pool of blood.

Despite the anger, the terror, the unwillingness in their eyes.

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