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Chapter 1256 - 1256 218 Drowning in Debt

1256: Chapter 218: Drowning in Debt 1256: Chapter 218: Drowning in Debt After the Capital meeting, Hudson returned directly to his domain.

In the international arena, the upheaval is merely a topic of daily conversation among the Kingdom Aristocrats.

Since the end of the Continental Wars, the Human World has been split into two.

Though political changes in the South Continent are far-reaching, for now, it is enough for the Kingdom to take good care of the Five Nations Alliance.

“News of the Cataclysm of ten thousand years,” after a brief period of tension, everyone went back to their usual business.

The Alpha Kingdom is always preparing for war; if a calamity strikes, they face it, and if not, they go beat the Orcs—definitely not busy for nothing.

Seeing the proactive working attitude of the Kingdom’s higher-ups, Hudson really found nothing to nitpick about.

As for other countries on the Continent, let nature take its course!

After years of development, the Snow Moon Territory has undergone tremendous changes as well.

Standing once more in the skies above the domain, the once lush grasslands have now turned into fields.

The significant transformations could happen not only due to the efforts of the domain people, but the Kingdom’s Magician Group also played a vital role.

Using the Mage Corps as pioneer teams without causing strong backlash, Hudson indeed set a historical precedent.

Upon closer observation, there are Magicians working together with Serfs below, altering the river courses.

The only reason these Mages are working so energetically is that Master Hudson gave too much.

It may seem like a lot of time is spent working, but actually, everyone’s cultivation speed has improved faster than before.

No way around it, Auxiliary Cultivation Potions are just too enticing.

Regrettably, this exclusive monopoly is not only expensive but also ordinarily inaccessible for these ordinary Magicians.

Wanting to acquire Auxiliary Cultivation Potions, other than spending exorbitantly, the only choice is to come and work.

Overall, the cultivation speed of Magicians working for Hudson is around fifty percent higher than those who toil away on their own.

For those with specialized skills, obtaining more Auxiliary Potions means their cultivation speed could even increase several times over.

This calculation is simple; the faster the cultivation speed, the more free time one has, and the higher the chances of future breakthroughs.

The proud Mage lords couldn’t resist the temptation of rapid advancement in their cultivation.

As a result, members of the Kingdom Magician Group often stationed on the borders sneak off to Master Hudson’s domain to take on private jobs.

Mainly Earth Elemental Magicians and Water Element Mages, due to their professional nature, can take on the most commissions.

Under normal circumstances, these two types of Mages are rarely seen at the Mage Corps’ station.

It’s not just the Mages who serve their term, many who have completed their service tasks also choose to stay behind in the Snow Moon Territory.

At this moment, Snow Moon Territory has become the most favored place by Magicians, and the number of Magicians who stay there has even surpassed those in the Capital.

However, this is just the beginning.

As time goes by, not only are the Alpha Kingdom’s Magicians spontaneously gathering in the Snow Moon Territory, but even Moxi Duchy’s Magicians have set their sights on this land.

The influx of numerous Magicians also gave rise to many related industries.

Magic Potions, Magic Equipment, Magical Materials…

a series of industry chains serving Magicians are continuously developing and perfecting.

If nothing unexpected occurs, with the ongoing development of Snow Moon Territory, this talent attraction effect will continue to spread outward.

Unfortunately, in these times, those who can study magic are not ordinary people, entangled with family ties, making it hard to truly recruit them.

However, this regret mainly exists among the high-ranking officials of the domain and the members of the Koslow Clan; Hudson never harbors such sentiments.

Having experienced the impact of the great era of information, Hudson doesn’t care at all whether these Workers are willing to come and pledge allegiance; as long as they complete their tasks, it’s enough.

A direct barter, no debts owed to each other.

They cooperate if possible, and if not, just let it be; there’s no need to bear responsibilities towards each other.

Hudson isn’t planning any internal wars; if a war breaks out, it will be against Different Races.

With the cause of species at stake, it’s enough to directly call up the Magicians of the domain to participate in the war; rounding up, these people are also the military force of the Snow Moon Territory.

Having Maxim fly around in the sky twice, Hudson felt refreshed all over.

All this is his conquered realm, changing a piece of land in just a few years.

If he had this many Workers joining in back when he was developing Mountain Domain, it certainly wouldn’t have been that hard.

But there was no helping it; at the time of developing Mountain Domain, Hudson had just begun to make his mark and didn’t have the capacity to be high-profile.

Unlike now, being a Local Lord, even though he’s known as the top Potion Master on the Continent, messing around in the Magic World without anyone peeping around.

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“Duke, we might need to consider relocating our political center!”

With the rapid development of Snow Moon Territory, New Moon Port is getting too crowded, no longer suitable as the administrative center of the domain.

Now, there are two plans: one is to select a suitable location in the middle of the domain and construct a new city to serve as our new administrative center to strengthen control over the domain.

The second plan, considering the future development of the domain, the best choice now is a city on the eastern part of the domain to serve as a temporary administrative center, preparing for the subsequent eastern advancement strategy.