Chapter 215: Test First, Then Expand
It was the third day of subduing the murlocs.
Yaya, flipping through the blueprints, didn’t seem to be in a hurry at all.
She leisurely grabbed a handful of snacks and tossed them into her mouth with precision, g away happily.
Occasionally, when a good idea struck her, this little one would turn her head and discuss it with Matthew.
Although many of her pns were still immature, Matthew didn’t rush to correct them.
You have to try things for yourself to gain a deeper uanding of problems and how tress.
Managing these roughly 50,000 murlocs wasn’t very costly.
It only cost about 50 gold s a day at most, the majority of which went to food, with only a small portion for materials.
For such a small amount, they could train Yaya’s ma skills. Matthew and Bay Territory could easily afford it, and it would surely prove to be a worthwhile iment.
The murlocs came rushing in from the distant ss.
Each carried a shovel, happily running bad forth under Bobo and the Dragonblood Murlocs’ and.
They dug holes here, cleared paths there—looking joyful yet ically foolish.
However, everyone could see the progress these murlocs were making in following orders.
Ange, witnessing this se, felt a strange sense of admiration and suddenly gained a deeper uanding of soldier training.
Elder Field, who was extremely excited, stantly flipped through his notes, occasionally discussing things with Yaya.
He scribbled on the map with his pen, growing more fident in the overall pn.
Beelzebub, having just finished direg the heavy infantry training, scratched his head.
He curiously watched Bobo training the murlocs, mentally noting a few things to try ter.
Butler Ralph was giving Mattheort:
"In about five days, we’ll reach the location of the ruins. Should we deploy troops then?"
Matthew, pying with a tool he had bought from Blood Moon City, which he had already mastered making, smiled and said:
"We must send our soldiers. Let’s show off Bay Territory’s strength and style."
"Only by doing so we better secure our is. For these nobles, power is the ultimate truth!"
Everyone heard Matthew’s words and eagerly absorbed the kind of knowledge no one else would teach them.
The more they ied, the more they realized the true nature of those so-called nobles, and their former admiration faded away.
The only ohey tio revere was Matthew, the one guiding their growth, whose knowledge seemed bottomless, his uanding unmatched.
Naturally, Matthew wouldn’t tell them.
That he had once ruled a kingdom.
And possessed nearly two worlds’ worth of accumuted knowledge and uanding.
By guiding their growth, he could train more helpful allies for himself.
At that moment, Yaya excitedly put down the blueprints and hahem over, speaking in an eager tone:
"I’ve finished drawing it. Everyone, e take a look."
As the athered around, Yaya, full of fidence, smiled and said:
"At first, let’s not go too big. We’ll start between the murloc camp and the ruins."
"We’ll use the kobolds’ excavated sewers to transport all the waste and garbage here."
"By leveraging the mudfish’s strong evolutionary abilities, rocess everything, saving a signifit amount of cost."
Ange nodded seriously, a hint of surprise in her eyes.
Yaya’s sideration of multiple factave her some inspiration.
Elder Field quickly nodded in agreement, patting his head as he praised:
"If we do it this way, we reduce waste disposal costs, and ply this to Bay Town as well…"
After hearing this, everyone couldn’t help but admire Yaya’s clever thinking.
A pn that achieved so much at once was truly ingenious.
Yaya, brimming with excitement, nodded and tio expin:
"This area will be specifically designated as a nursery for mudfish fry, helping them through their most vulnerable stage."
"Ohey grer, we use food to lure them into this rger area."
"Here, we throw in collected food scraps, avoiding waste while ensuring their numbers grow."
"Sihey reproduce every three months, we’ll take ohird back to the nursery, keep ohird here for further cultivation, and aim to select the best breeds."
"The remaining ohird will be sent to the bckfish area to provide enough food for the bckfish fry."
This was Yaya’s overall mudfish breeding pn. Although still a bit rough, it had already left everyone amazed.
Riding the wave of praise, Yaya went on to expin the bckfish breeding pn:
"The bckfish’s growth cycle is about six months, and the survival rate of adults isn’t high. While they have strong reprodu abilities, we’ll o interveo ensure more bckfish fry survive."
"So, we’ll need a dedicated nursery."
"The bckfish fry, by feeding on nutritious and agile mudfish, will have a higher survival rate."
"This will prevent too many losses from inactivity or ck of food."
"Ohe bckfish mature, we’ll select the best ohird for breeding."
"Another ohird will be released into the wild to reprodu rge numbers, preparing for future expansion."
"The remaining ohird be sold directly, with the murlocs tasked with catg them."
"The murlocs use their ohird of the harvest to buy their favorite food and items."
"They’re the s crocodiles’ favorite food. After eating bckfish, the s crocodiles grow faster, and their bat strength and potential increase."
"So, for the s crocodiles, we use a half-breeding, half-free-range approach."
"By breeding them ourselves, we increase the number of s crocodiles."
"Free-range will eheir quality and vitality."
"Iure, hunting s crocodiles bee another profitable venture for Misty S."
"It’ll not only make money but also provide training for adventurers, and occasionally, for soldiers."
By the end of her expnation, Yaya was already imagining the endless supply of bckfish and s crocodile meat she would have.
Seeing this little foodie’s expression, everyone suddenly realized and g the lord, Matthew, with side-eye.
There was no doubt that the lord had pyed a signifit role in all of this!
Even so, the prospect still filled everyoh excitement!
If successful, Misty S would bee a tinuous source of enormous wealth.
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