Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God
Chapter 1358 - 719 Immigration Policy of the City of Faith_2

Chapter 1358: Chapter 719 Immigration Policy of the City of Faith_2

"This must be approached differently depending on the region." Carl, evidently well-prepared, said, "We analyze it bit by bit. Firstly, there are the densely populated ancient Kingdoms south of the Giant Plains: Amu, Thacel, Karinshan, and along the coast of Steam Lake.

Although we have already opened up the Conqueror Path, for ordinary people, this route is too long, and the risk of migrating alone is tremendous. Without falling into despair, they will not easily make this choice.

If we continue to organize immigration efforts, we don’t need to be as massive as the Conqueror Army, just hundreds or even dozens of people, led by seasoned leaders, will greatly increase their willingness to make this choice.

We can negotiate with friendly local forces to establish Immigrant Guilds or Immigrant Commerce Associations, combining immigration with commerce. While engaging in trade, they also immigrate, killing two birds with one stone, so instead of calling it immigration, it might as well be hiring workers to move north."

"Your suggestion is excellent; the Immigrant Commerce Association will be spearheaded by your City of Faith, becoming your municipal commerce union."

Gaven directly made the decision, "I will establish Divine Statue Inns along the Conqueror Path; each inn will feature a Medium-sized Road Idol, preparing for future upgrades to Super Giant Idol.

These Divine Statue Inns will also be established by your City of Faith, forming an important part of the Immigrant Commerce Association.

Each Divine Statue Inn will become a local immigrant gathering point and settlement spot, which will later transform into residential areas and villages.

The construction of Divine Statue Inns can synergize with the road refinement efforts of the Gnoll Road-Building Team."

Originally, Gaven intended to continue developing a chain of inns along the Conqueror Path with Mother Gao Ser, but the value exhibited by the glass water lamps proved far higher than estimated.

The factory wasn’t even built when the Komeer Royal Family placed an order for a thousand pieces. Though not exceedingly valuable, just a few hundred thousand in worth, it greatly boosted the confidence of the Nimiel Village residents, fast-tracking progress in various aspects.

Once the delivery of the Royal Family’s custom royal glass water lamps is completed, a new fashion trend will sweep through Susar. Nobles large and small will follow suit, using them to decorate their banquet halls, showcasing their taste and wealth.

This trade alone has occupied most of their energy, leaving no capacity to collaborate with Gaven on the Conqueror Path.

Ultimately, they are merely a Joy Hall, with limited manpower, unable to compete with the now somewhat grand Gaven.

With the Road Idol, these inns hold a different significance for Gaven; they are not mere profit points but crucial transit points for troops and centers for accumulating original faith.

Once he attains Ascension through the Road Clergy, they will transform into Gaven’s first batch of Temples.

Thus, it becomes unsuitable to co-manage them with others; they must be completely controlled personally.

"Alright, I will certainly live up to the Lord’s expectations." Carl said confidently.

This confidence stems not only from his own abilities but also from the array of novel concepts brought forth by this extraordinary young Commander before him.

Just considering the substantial support in manpower and resources offered by the other party, even an ordinary inn could perform marvelously, not to mention the Road Idol, which serves as a game-changer, providing unmatched advantages in information accessibility and safety guarantees.

If he still can’t do well, then forget about seeking revenge on the Mask of Dark Night, better keep his head down and play it safe.

"Is starting our own commerce association just one approach? Why don’t we collaborate with other commerce associations to assist in bringing more immigrants north, offering them a commission for each person brought?" Kellysha suddenly suggested.

This half-Golia, half-Dwarf discovered many talents in the Conqueror Army that were impossible to uncover in the Golia Tribe. She is not just capable of charging into battle as a General but also possesses strategic acumen.

Currently, she serves as one of the Chief Strategists for the Conqueror Army, attending all significant development and war conferences.

"No." The others present unanimously rejected the idea.

Seeing the confusion on Kellysha’s face, Gaven patiently explained, "You have lived long in the mountains, unaware of human nature’s treachery. Once money is involved in such matters, those merchants might commit all sorts of vile acts.

At that point, they may ignore the immigrants’ own wills, forcibly abducting many unwilling civilians, which would be no different from slave trafficking.

Moreover, these immigrants are to become our Lieges, and harboring resentment, they might transfer their negative emotions onto us, sowing many seeds of disaster.

We can retain the workers of those trade caravans through various incentives or draw immigrants northward through the assistance of these trade caravans, but we must never resolve issues using money.

Even with the Slave Empire in Karinshan, the situation remains the same. We would rather cooperate with local Slave Rescue Organizations to eradicate Slave Organizations than purchase slaves from Slave Masters and Slave Organizations.

Even under the guise of rescue, it is unacceptable because our purchase, even under the banners of kindness and rescue, indirectly promotes the flourishing of the slavery industry.