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Chapter 661 - 661 1 Earl of Layton County_3

661: Chapter 1, Earl of Layton County_3 661: Chapter 1, Earl of Layton County_3 As the scions of other great clans have migrated to the Northern Border to establish businesses, the Koslow Family could certainly not be the exception.

At this time, the benefits of a thriving population became evident.

Over twenty of those who had followed Hudson in the tumultuous battles attained noble titles.

The only regret was that their noble ranks were not high.

Once they reached the North Border Region, they had little say.

Fortunately, they could band together for warmth and protection against being bullied.

Looking at the most outstanding members of the clan in front of him, Hudson was filled with endless sorrow.

The talents he had painstakingly cultivated were now leaving to start their own ventures.

Regrettably, he could not stop them from pursuing their paths.

Although it was difficult to start a business independently, the potential was limitless.

Staying within the clan indeed provided comfort and ease, but their development prospects were limited.

The moment the scions of a clan sought comfort and pleasure was when the clan began to decline.

Only through continuous expansion would there be a more brilliant future.

“Everyone, please take your seats!”

“You all are the elite of the Koslow Family, capable of distinguishing yourselves from the masses and proving your abilities.

You all received your letters of patent.

From now on, you are the emerging nobility of the Kingdom, and you should learn the way of life of the nobles.

You have already received training on the specific content.

But what I want to tell you is: if you want to stand firm in the Northland, what the family has trained you for is far from enough!

Strength, strength, strength!

In this world, what truly enables us to find a place for ourselves is always strength.

Although rules are important, they are also made by the strong.

While you abide by and utilize the rules, always remember: there are no unchangeable rules in this world.

Tomorrow, I’ll be leaving with the team.

Whether you can establish roots in the Northern Lands, it all depends on yourself.

The foundation of the clan is too shallow, and the help it can provide you is very limited.

As the family head, I can only personally sponsor each of you with 3,000 gold coins and the weaponry of a hundred men.

How much assistance the other branches of the family could provide for you depends entirely on your own efforts to persuade our elders.

I won’t interfere.”

Hudson spoke earnestly.

It’s a sad fact that the Koslow Family’s public account was empty.

All the industries belonged to the individual branches, and the clan’s collective industry was zero.

As the newly appointed family head, he had no time to develop the clan’s industry, which explained why Hudson had to dip into his own pocket.

Luckily for him, he made a considerable fortune in the war.

Otherwise, as the tragic family head, he wouldn’t have been able to afford the startup sponsorship for the clan members.

“Don’t worry, Family Head!

We won’t let you down!”

Even before Evola had finished speaking, Hudson was visibly distressed.

He would be a goner if he were to rest assured.

It was one thing for others, but when it came to Evola, his biological younger brother, he had absolutely no faith.

Initially, Hudson planned to keep him within the clan, but the young man was brimming with ambition, almost like the words “I’m unique” were written on his forehead.

For him to be able to come out, Baron Redman himself wrote a letter as a go-between, asking to give Evola the opportunity to be tempered.

As a father, it is always easy to have high hopes for one’s offspring.

Particularly after Hudson made a name for himself, Baron Redman raised his expectations for his sons greatly.

Perhaps in the father’s eyes, since they were all siblings, they should not be much different.

After all, he had many sons who could withstand setbacks.

The internal struggles of the Kingdom rarely resulted in fatalities.

Even if things went wrong, his younger brother Hudson would sort it out.

To minimize future trouble, Hudson specifically chose for them a piece of uncontentious territory.

The only drawback was its remoteness.

But since it was a tempering process, it was not a big deal.

Besides, it was just the Baron’s territory, and there would be opportunities to change locations in the future.

Looking at the enthusiastic Evola, Hudson couldn’t help but want to laugh.

He wondered if his brazen brother could maintain his cheer when faced with challenges ahead.

“Excellent, you must maintain this fighting spirit!”