Chapter 5 (1/2)

5 – Thorns Ridge’s Magic Beasts

Flower Toas located in the northeastern corner of Coral Island; its area was not s its exact size As a remote town of Coral Island, it was just sie to the northeast, with its exact scope not being de as there was no clash with the villages and towns southeast of Thorns Ridge, then Liszt could demarcate the size of Flower Town as his will

Probably no one would blae After all, Thorns Ridge did not belong to anyone in Coral Island

After twenty plus years of Tulip Fa Coral Island for cultivation, less than two thirds of the island was cleared up for far one third was as of yet an untae was such a wilderness As a lords’ knights had to be used in cans, the wilderness had to be cleared by the serfs and coe was extreh

Moreover, in front of ic beasts, ordinary people were but delicacies Even hunters did not dare to lightly feel out the liic beasts Of course, there were still soic beast, every piece of their old coins

Liszt was bri with enthusiason

Rushi+ng to stake one’s claim in new markets was the instinct of every aristocrat Wherever his horse’s hoofs ed to fall, would demarcate the scope of Flower Town At this moment, his horse’s hoofs had first fallen on a street of the small town The street was a filthy dirt road, with animal and human excrement seen everywhere; only aristocrats built toilets

“We need to do so about sanitation” Liszt turned back and said to Marcus

Marcus was by no means an administrative officer and had no interest in this His passion lied in aristocratic authority, particularly when it came to the serfs and co Liszt These people, with emaciated faces, were envious and fearful of the aristocrats

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The serfs were kneeling and the free persons were bowing

The serfs were overwhelly in the majority They have been into servitude to the aristocracy, they were Liszt’s private property, with their wedding and funeral being for hiht of the first night’, the serves would still obediently cohters-in-law clean before delivering them to the castle

The free persons were very feithcraftsmen, hunters, and tailors

The toas very sh every resident had cohtest bit of enthusiasht only be a few hundred people in the village… There were not even as many people as there were students in a school

Mud and grass houses of low height stretched over a large tract of land The toas for the most part covered in dilapidated houses, with very feo-story-tall buildings in the middle; only two or three

He could distinctly feel how poor the cos welled up inside him

What comforted him was that he was an aristocrat who could live in a castle and eat white bread on very quickly took Liszt through the only street running through the north to the south of the s the safe route selected by Marcus towards Thorns Ridge with a slightly heavy heart

Along the way, Liszt could not name the s It was not gratifying to look at the crops They were sick and weak, with a lot of weeds growing alongside the applied

On one hand, this world had incredible creatures such as dragons and sprites, had ic, yet on the other hand, it was lagging behind in terh industrial revolution was impossible, but the introduction of some scientific development methods was still very much feasible