Carl was worried that Link would pardon these craftsmen like he had resolved the slave contract of Frank's mountain people, and hurriedly came to Link to persuade him.

"Of course I'm not that stupid. You don't think I'm a bad guy, do you?"

Link rolled his eyes after hearing this.

The craftsman slaves of the Sultanate are not simply obtained, and they are core talents in all countries.

In other words, the Gatu tribe did not recognize the goods and mistakenly sold these craftsmen to the empire as ordinary slaves. The Barence Chamber of Commerce on the border of the empire bought these slaves with its tough background relationship.

It’s even more coincidental that the weapons and equipment products of the Barence Chamber of Commerce are all imperial styles, and the craftsmen from the Sultanate are in their useless place.

So Ashley turned it up hundreds of times and traded it to Link.

One is willing to fight and the other is willing to be beaten, but Link doesn't think he has been cheated.

You should know that mastering these craftsmen is equivalent to having a chicken that can lay golden eggs, which will continuously produce huge profits of weapons and equipment.

An iron ingot worth one silver snake coin is created in the hands of an ordinary blacksmith, which is at most a one-handed sword worth five silver snake coins.

However, in the hands of these Sultan craftsmen, with their unique smelting technology and experience, the iron ingot of a silver snake coin can obtain a tribal round blade scimitar.

Carefully polish the handle of the knife and carve some fancy patterns, it is a collection of items of history value, and at least one golden snake coin is sold.

How could such a subordinate with core technical competitiveness be easily let go by Link?

If he replaced the slave contract and these craftsmen were unable to think about it and wanted to return to the Sultanate, wouldn’t he be stunned?

Link came to a craftsman and watched his work.

I saw him holding an iron pad in his left hand, smashing the hammer with his right hand, and hitting the mold rhythmically. A desert tribe-style scimitar gradually took shape.

Recognizing Link's gaze, Carl explained:

"These craftsmen are best known for their scimitars and hammer weapons. Most of the armors are arc-surface mirror-light armor and louver scale-light armor, which are very different from the styles produced by the empire."

Link knew that what Carl was talking about was the popular weapon armor in the Sultanate. Their styles and functions and their advantages and disadvantages are different from those of the imperial products. In short, they are all good things.

"How is the output? How long will this workshop make a piece of armor and weapon?"

"For armor, a single person can make one piece of arc mirror light armor in five days, and a louver scale light armor is simpler. As long as the materials are enough, one person can assemble one pair in one day.

The scimitar and mace are faster and can only make one in half a day.

Of course, the premise is that the materials are sufficient."

The workshop manager next to him lowered his head to report.

“How is the production of the iron smelting workshop?”

"It has been put into production and is using the iron ore found on our island. It is a bit small in scale, but it is enough for the time being.

If you run with all your strength, you can produce a furnace of molten iron every day, which is 500 kilograms."

Carl took the conversation and introduced.

"So few? I'm also going to equip every totem warrior with a piece of iron armor."

Link frowned and even thought of the legendary blast furnace iron smelting.

But unfortunately, he had only heard his father's description of iron making for blast furnaces and did not experience it personally like gunpowder. After all, firecrackers that were sparkling with sparks are much more interesting than burning iron ore.

"The main limitation is the insufficient supply of iron ore. If all the Kini captives were sent to mine, the output could be significantly increased."

"If there are not enough prisoners, go and catch them. You must ensure that you can get enough iron armor for the totem warrior within one month."

Link thought of their bravery when he fought with the totem warriors.

The arrows shot on them could only pierce a layer of flesh, and it was difficult to threaten their lives.

You should know that it was the arrow of the Nodo Ranger and the Rodok Swordsman. Anyone who changed to a full-body armor could not hold on to their volley.

"Design a pair of armor, using the totem warrior as a template, and need a helmet, the kind that can cover the surface, protecting the weaknesses on the head.

There should also be protection at the joints of the limbs and joints, and iron protective gear should be used, and it cannot affect movement."

Link gave orders to the workshop manager. He couldn't wait to see five hundred giants in iron armor, and under his command, rushed into the enemy group and crushed all the enemies.

Then he discussed some details with the workshop manager and asked the manager to improve the living standards of these craftsmen before leaving.

Hearing Link's words, the craftsmen in the workshop worked harder.

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Leaving the workshop, Link came to the school grounds separated by a wall, where many new recruits were training.

After taking turns to sweep the indigenous islands, the waters around Miluo Island finally became clear, and no one could see those small woods being cut off near Miluo Island.

What’s even more gratifying is that after rounds of fighting, the new recruits on Miluo Island can be upgraded to one level on average, which is enough to participate in the Silver Mist Ranger Knights’ Reserve Assessment established in Orvador.

They are the seeds of the future heavy cavalry troops on Miluo Island.

"Frank, how is the recent sweep? Have you encountered any difficulties?"

Link asked Frank who was rushing to the arrival of him. He was sent to lead the Recruitment Corps to sweep the indigenous islands. On the premise that Link emphasized that the safety of the Recruitment Corps was the priority, he was dedicated to letting the Recruitment Corps safely clean up all the surrounding indigenous islands.

"Boss, the young men in the new recruits have grown a lot, and it is completely useless to let them deal with these natives.

There are no other troubles, but we have too many native women captured. Recently, the number of Kini women on the island has exceeded that of Kini warriors."

Frank touched his head and felt a little distressed. He killed all the male natives and left the native women as the welfare of the Miluo Island Keni warriors. This was the tone set by Link at the beginning.

But with the frequent sweeps, the problem of male-female ratio finally became prominent.

"When sweeping, absorb some indigenous people from small tribes, and absorb them a little, be careful not to let them join the group."

Link decided to expand the number of Gini warriors on Miluo Island, whether they advance to totem warriors in the future or treat them as cannon fodder, they must reserve a certain number.

After saying that, Frank continued to lead the new recruits to sweep the siege. Link wanted to improve the average combat effectiveness of the new recruits in a short period of time.

"By the way, we need to capture more prisoners. Several new workshops have been opened on the island, and prisoners need to go to mining. The more prisoners, the better."

Frank nodded and left after hearing this.

Link originally thought that the natives in this sea area were a big disaster, but now it seems that they are completely misunderstandings.

It not only provides high-end combat power for Miluo Island: totem warriors, but also a large number of ordinary indigenous warriors.

Although their performance on the plantation was unsatisfactory, as a warrior, their fighting will and command execution were remarkable.
Chapter completed!