I was regarded as a demon god by a witch

Chapter 150
Seeing that Evita was silent, the tramp cried louder.

Ivita understood that the half-snake, half-human monster he was talking about should be the snake man among the children of the forest.

It seems that this guy may not have been a homeless man before, but his family died in the previous war with the children of the forest, and his family was also destroyed.

Evita owed him nothing.

Because if he didn't have himself, this guy would not only have his family ruined, but he might even die without a whole body.

The surrounding citizens heard the sound and all looked at this scene curiously.

None of them are fools, and they can see that this person is touching Evita.

The old witch sneered, glanced at them fiercely, and then stared at the homeless man who actually touched the porcelain lord and said, "My lord, let's arrest him and throw him into the mining area to mine ore."

"Even daring to deceive you, it's courting death."

The old witch reminded Ivita, "We must establish the majesty of the rule here."

"If such a person succeeds once, soon, everyone will ignore the rules and act recklessly. This place will be chaotic. They will kill each other, hate each other, and then destroy themselves. I saw it in a village in Hearthstone This kind of thing."

Ivita shook his head, but it was actually because of being too poor.

This kind of thing is easy to happen when you are poor.

However, this kind of thing cannot be allowed to happen.

The crying man hugging the horse's leg was startled, his face turned pale, "My lord... My lord, there is a three-year-old girl in my family, she is alone at home, she..."

Ivita snapped his fingers, forcibly lifted the guy up with magic, and kept him away from the horse's legs to prevent him from losing control of the horse and letting the horse really kick him to death.

Ivita said loudly, not only speaking to this middle-aged man, but also saying to the watching citizens: "I will build a rich territory."

"Let everyone live a life that only citizens in the city can live, but only by working together can we create such a territory."

"Therefore, I will not condone any acts of extortion, deceit and theft."

Ivita exercised his judicial power to this middle-aged man, and said: "Now, as your lord, under the witness of the God of All Things, I sentence you to work for my territory for free for one month."

The middle-aged man's complexion turned gray all of a sudden, so his daughter was going to starve to death.

If he knew this earlier, he shouldn't be playing tricks.

He thought that the lord seemed to be more talkative than Baron Molo, so he acted out of fear and acted like this.

He was really wrong.

He really regretted it.

The young man in front of him is more decisive than the original old lord.

But what about his daughter?
Ivita suddenly turned around, "Your daughter, I will find a servant to take care of her."

"The lord has the responsibility to take care of the children and the elderly in the territory."

"What's your name, I will arrange for someone to come to your house, tell me your name, and you will immediately follow me back to the castle, and work for me for free."

Thinking about it carefully, Ivita suddenly realized that he seemed to be in a good position.

The father is working for himself, and he gets some milk money for his daughter, what's wrong?

The middle-aged man hesitated and said, "I'm Antus."

Ivita nodded, and then rode the horse towards the castle.

The old witch smiled, and playfully glanced around the thoughtful residents who were indeed frightened by Ivita.

Antus looked at the leaving Ivita, stood up suddenly, and shouted to Ivita: "I'm sorry, my lord, I shouldn't have deceived you."

Ivita waved to him, telling him to follow up quickly, don't think that if you say something nice and apologize, you won't have to serve your sentence.

After returning to the castle, Ivatar began to call Rayleigh and the steward, as well as Tartax.

Before, the bankers had already sent the money.

Now it's time to plan how to spend it. Iveta had already planned the plan when he was in the study.

He showed these things to his subordinates.

First of all, the technology of making soap is actually not difficult.

If you don't require too high quality, you only need caustic soda and vegetable oil, or animal oil.

They also needed a large soap factory with a grease separator and many containers.

With the efforts of Evita and Tartax, the manufacture and purchase of these devices is expected to cost at least 500 gold pounds.

And the workers of the soap factory can hire the people in the territory.

The second is to expand the production scale of cast iron. Ivita is expected to spend 600 gold pounds to rebuild 45 blast furnaces, increase the scale of forged cast iron blast furnaces to 100 blast furnaces, and spend another [-] gold pounds to recruit an estimated [-] blacksmiths and [-] more than one apprentice.

Apprentices can be recruited from young people in the territory first, and young people in other territories cannot be recruited in principle.

At the same time, blacksmiths must be recruited from other territories, but must sign a lifelong contract.

Of course, Ivita has also done a good job of paying these blacksmiths who have served him for life, with higher salaries than normal salaries.

Similarly, he plans to set aside 500 gold pounds to quickly rebuild all the villages in the territory.

After all, this represents the appearance of one's own territory. Otherwise, businessmen who pass by their own territory take a look at these unkempt citizens, how can they rest assured to invest in their own territory.

Ivita decided to remain neutral as much as possible during the Ambrose war, and took advantage of the chaos to develop his own territory, striving to become the richest and richest local lord in order to improve his natural magic power.

He has a feeling that when he builds his territory into a land of abundance, it is the time when the source of his natural magic power is completed.

Then, he planned to spend 2500 gold pounds to buy 60 bushels of grain, which is about 7 people can eat grain for a year.

It is also the territory of more than 8000 people now, and it can eat for eight to nine years.

Of course, grains are somewhat difficult to preserve, so there are some discounts.

He also left [-] gold pounds, which he planned to use to purchase raw materials and increase production capacity after the soap industry was established, and he also set aside some money to pay wages in advance.

Although, now every month, his territory can produce more than 700 gold pounds.

After the meeting, Ivita was thankful that he bought Tartax from the slave merchant, otherwise it would be really difficult to implement this huge infrastructure plan well with just a few of them.

And Taltax is also happy for Iveta, such a huge and ambitious infrastructure plan.

In his eyes, none of this was about magic.

And the scale of these infrastructure projects, and the ambitions contained in them, seem to have long been far beyond what a small baron can achieve.

This made Tartax firm in his determination to recommend Ivita to the Academy City.

After solving this matter, it was already evening, and Ivita entered the mirror space and continued to study his water magic.

He wants to create magic that can protect himself while he is sleeping as soon as possible.

To prevent God Pan from easily getting close to him at night from happening again.

At the same time, Ivita also began to meditate with his eyes closed, exploring his soul world that had already produced a fog of gnosis. These leisurely things made him very comfortable.

But on the third day, in the afternoon, the Griffin troops who returned from the small town of Kapa brought a huge piece of bad news.

Outside the castle, Ivita saw that the soldiers were all injured, and suddenly felt that something was wrong.

And the first sentence Griffin Knight found Iveta made Iveta's face change drastically.

Knight Griffin said timidly, "Lord Lord, the mayor of Capa town told you...a baron is not qualified to touch the secrets there."

"That's what he said, not what I meant."

"I'm sorry, my lord, we... We failed and failed, and we failed your trust in us."

Ivita ignored his apology and instead pressed the so-called mayor. "Did he say anything else?"

"No more." Griffin Knight felt ashamed, and he suddenly remembered something, "By the way, we overheard the townspeople talking while we were captured by the other party."

"They seem to be saying that there used to be an altar where the thousand-year-old fire was lit, and outsiders are not allowed to enter."

(End of this chapter)