Happy people from Blue Star

Thanks to the official iron-blooded action, the riot in the city of Basov ended quickly.

At the same time, appropriate restrictions were imposed on foreign population.

Let them stay outside the city first, then conduct a population census in Basov City, and then distribute land outside the suburbs based on the population of each household.

In this way, the public security in the city of Basov was guaranteed, and the combination of kindness and severity temporarily stabilized the hearts of the outside population.

"It's just that this trend can't continue." Hadi sat in the study and said slowly: "As the news spreads, more and more people will know about Basov City, and more people will squeeze in. If there is no restriction, the next riot will continue."

Aya looked very depressed.

Personally, she hopes that everyone can live in the light.

Fina didn't say anything. She was just an "intelligence officer" and she couldn't get a word in on such important internal affairs that required thinking.

Judy didn't say anything either. She understood the contents of domestic affairs, but in essence she was only half-baked and didn't know much at all.

Qili thought for a while and said, "We can build a secondary city outside and then settle them in."

"There are not enough resources." Hadi said helplessly: "We have almost mined all the usable stones around us, and there is not enough food either."

Building a city requires a lot of manpower and material resources. Those laborers carry heavy objects back and forth for several hours every day. If they don’t have enough food to support themselves, they will be exhausted to death or starved to death.

There used to be enough food in the city of Basov, but as the population increased, it was no longer enough.

And it takes time to produce food.

It was only a little over half a year ago that the city of Basov officially fell into the hands of Aya and Hadi.

They have been planning the development of the grain industry, but it has not even been five months. How could they possibly produce a large amount of grain? This is only possible if they can find a way to shorten the growth time of grain crops.

Speaking of this, Hardy actually missed the elves. Their druids had the ability to speed up the growth of crops.

The elves' homes were invaded by the evil god, and they wandered to Hardy's territory and settled in the desert. As a result, in less than three months, a large area of ​​forest was created, and a large amount of fruit was harvested.

It can be said that in terms of food self-sufficiency, no other race can compare with the elves.

Even the Gnolls, who can turn almost everything into edible paste, can't do that.

Thinking of this, Hadi suddenly turned around and asked, "Fina, I remember you predicted that a huge tree... would fall from the sky and land in the sea. When will it happen?"

Fina shook her head: "I only saw this scene. There is no reference for the specific time, so... I can't infer it."

"Wait, you mean saw?" Hardy looked at her puzzled.

"Yes, a big purple tree."

From what Fina said, it seemed that the World Tree came to this world, but Hardy was very strange, falling into the sea... The nearest ocean coast here is more than 4,000 kilometers away.

Besides... we don't know where the world tree will fall in the sea.

If it were somewhere like eight or nine thousand kilometers away, or in the center of the ocean, it would be even more impossible to contact her.

Aya looked at Hadi in confusion: "What's so special about those purple trees?"

"It's very special to be able to land from a high altitude." Hardy smiled.

Aya thought this was true, and then she asked, "Will our Basov city accept new immigrants in the future?"

"Accept, but the number of people must be reduced to a quarter at most."

Aya breathed a sigh of relief, nodded and said, "Okay, this time I will strictly screen these immigrants and select the kindest and most honest citizens to come in." Aya, who had come in this time, already knew how to avoid overpopulation, but I don't know if she was simply following Hardy's words, or if she really had her own ideas and opinions.

"In addition..." Hadi looked at Aya and said, "You need to practice your light magic more. How many ordinary people Basov can accommodate depends on how many lighting pillars you can build."

Where there is light, there is food.

In this dark world, there will naturally be a large flow of people.

Aya stood up and nodded seriously to show that she had listened to what was said. At the same time, she asked Hadi a question: "Hadi, I heard yesterday that there is a very divine Temple of Light in the city. According to rumors, the God of Light there is a woman, and her name is..."

Aya looked a little uneasy at this moment.

Hardy signaled to Lilithna next to him, who immediately understood and trotted to close the door, while also instantly casting a barrier.

Fina and several succubi were not surprised by this.

Qili and Claire, on the other hand, had somewhat conflicted expressions on their faces.

"Hadi, how about Qili and I...go out."

As soon as one saw this posture, one could tell that there was definitely something very important to discuss within the upper echelons of Basov.

The two of them are members of the royal family and outsiders. Is it appropriate for them to continue staying here?

Hadi waved at the two of them: "You two are one of us now."

Three days had passed since Hadi's battle with the sisters.

He could already feel that these two people had put their whole hearts on him.

So, as long as you are handsome, powerful, and strong enough in that aspect... you can recruit a large number of female 'hero units' to work for you.

Claire and Qili were very happy to hear Hardy's words.

Qili, in particular, held her back straight, looking like a primary school student being praised.

"Have I ever been to see that temple?" Hardy asked with a smile.

Aya looked a little embarrassed, but then nodded.

She had indeed gone to see it.

The temple's confidentiality measures are actually quite good, and outsiders are not allowed to enter. Only pure believers of light, and residents of the city of Basov, are qualified to enter.

Aya is naturally qualified. As a lord, no one in Basso City dares to control her, except Hardy.

"What do you think of the workmanship of the statue?"

Aya's face turned slightly red: "I heard that you had the statue made by someone. Why?"

"Because... this will speed up the growth of your strength."

Aya was stunned. "No wonder I feel like I've been getting stronger a lot faster recently, but this isn't a good idea. Shouldn't the Light of the Temple of Light be His Majesty the God of Light? If you put me there, I'll be punished by God."

"will not."

At this time, Claire and Qili finally understood what the two were talking about.

Claire looked at Aya and said in surprise: "Stealing the power of faith, you are too bold." (End of this chapter)