I, a fallen nobleman, started the farming system

Chapter 70 Journaling and Planning

Fortunately, the door to leave was not restricted. Lin En found the way out, and after going out, he found himself in a wide cave covered by vines.

This place is somewhat similar to the previous cave, but there are no wooden houses, but a large number of fallen rocks, as if something happened to cause the place to be in a half-destroyed state.

Lin En removed the obstacles in front of him, walked out of the cave, looked around, and saw a deep lake not far away at a glance. It was the lake they had discovered earlier, and there were many wild beasts drinking water by the lake.

I don't know if it's an illusion, but Lin En felt a magical breath in the lake that disappeared in a flash.

He had no intention of exploring, but returned to the cave again, and found that the wooden house had collapsed, the magic circle had failed, and he could not enter again.

Putting away the magic device, Lynn entered through another cave and placed it in front of the road leading to the second floor.

After some adjustments, the magic device worked again, constantly eroding the magic barrier, and it was unclear when it would break through.

Lynn returned to the castle, and he saw Matthew standing in the yard, smelling of alcohol all over his body, it seemed that he drank a lot of alcohol during the bonfire celebration at night.

After thinking about it, Lynn walked over and said, "If you lose your strength, you can exercise again, but if you lose your dignity, you're not a human being."

Matthew didn't respond at all, still looking into the distance, his eyes narrowed like a thread.

After a while, he turned his head and walked towards his own house, walking slowly, groping with his hands, as if trying to distinguish the direction.

It took Matthew about ten minutes to pass the short distance, and he touched the gate to close it.

Lynn felt a little strange. His situation didn't seem to be that he was completely blind, but rather that he couldn't see the way.

"Master?" Caris' voice came, "what's the matter with you?"

Lynn waved his hand, "It's okay."

"Oh, that's right." He stopped Carliss, "Tomorrow you go to the town and find some tailors, I have something for them to do."

Karis didn't ask why, but nodded.

This made Lin En a little uncomfortable. In the past, whenever he asked him to do something, he would ask him why.

He couldn't help asking: "Caris, don't you wonder what I asked them to do?"

Karis nodded and shook his head again, "Master, of course I'm curious, but I also know that you have your reasons for looking for them. You have your own ideas about everything you do when you come to town. If I ask about everything, it will only delay your time."

He used to call Lin En the young master, and the word young master represented immaturity, which indicated that there was another earl above Lynn, and Carliss was obedient to the master in his heart.

After he swore allegiance and changed his name, the master became Lynn. Even if the earl ordered him to do something later, he would give priority to obeying Lynn's words, and he would never hide anything.

Karis didn't hesitate at all, he spoke out his thoughts.

Lynn nodded with a smile on his face, very satisfied with Karis' loyalty.

He doesn't need a smart butler, but he must have one who is loyal to him.

"Come with me, I have something to tell you."

The night is dark.

The light was still on in the study, and Lynn was sitting at the desk, constantly writing.

Lines of writing appeared on the parchment, and the parchments were put aside.

Putting down the pen, Lynn looked at the parchment, which was filled with his plans for the future and his diary.

I don't know if it was influenced by the two diaries, but Lin En felt that writing a diary seemed to be a good thing, and it could be recorded to avoid forgetting.

After all, no matter who it is, the long-term memory will be blurred, and only words can last forever.

Of course, in order to ensure safety and confidentiality, he used Chinese characters for records.

In the year 523 of the Occiano calendar (spring seeding month?) today finally broke the seal and entered the inside of the mage's tower, but saw an unexpected picture. Various information shows that this mage's tower is not so simple, there are many fogs inside, But the secrets are all at the bottom. Currently, I can only be on the first floor. Fortunately, it is not without gains. The survival of the potion sunflower has given the territory a new income.

I have arranged for Karis to wait until the next time I go to trade to sell this bottle of potion, estimate the price, and then focus on cultivating it.

I started writing a diary today, but I am very troubled by the recording of time. The time here is not clearly unified. There is church time representing the gods, kingdom time stipulated by the kingdom, and labor time for farming. Even merchants have their own time, and it seems that they need to find a way to unify.

In addition to the diary, the remaining parchments are written on the planned development of Ash Town.

The town is too small, with too few people, especially not many available talents.

Lin En had previously thought about relying on the development of industry to crush the world, but after writing a few plans, he temporarily shelved them. All the conditions were not met, and the prerequisite foundation was not met. First, develop agriculture and handicrafts honestly.

Gathering up the parchment, Lynn looked at the tiger cub sleeping soundly in the nest, and couldn't help sighing that there was a long way to go.

The next day!

Ten tailors came to the castle yard, most of them were women, and only three were men. They looked a little awkward standing here. After all, it was a bit embarrassing for men to do work like tailors, but the steward said they wanted to work for the lord. coming.

Lynn noticed their appearance, but didn't say anything. There are some types of work here that are naturally divided between men and women, just like blacksmiths are basically men, and weavers are mostly women.

Seeing the lord coming, the tailors saluted one after another.

Lynn said: "I called you here this time because there is one thing that you need to do. Make linen cloth into the shape of a pocket. You should know it. It would be even better if you can embroider some patterns on it. As for the pattern pattern, it is completely It is up to you to play freely without worrying about being punished, I hope you can make it for me before tomorrow."

The tailors agreed, but they were all curious why the lord asked them to make these things, and they returned home with doubts.

Lynn went to get two pieces of parchment and a blueprint, and gave them to Carliss, "You follow the plan above and hire craftsmen to make it."

Carliss took it and looked at the drawing. It was a round thing, and I didn't know what it was useful for.

(End of this chapter)