Lord of the Oasis

The news of the establishment of the Calradia Empire naturally spread throughout the Naren Desert and the coast where the Elf Kingdom is located.

The Elf King sent a dozen boxes of congratulatory gifts and a letter of greetings.

Cumberland and Durandal also sent congratulatory letters.

At this time, Kant was busy mobilizing people from the main city to local areas.

Cumberland's current urban capacity has increased dozens of times, and it's almost time to select the second batch of expatriate residents.

Kant invited Kailac, the minister in charge of household registration, to discuss the matter.

Keleck was ushered into the palace, and Kant gave him the report sent by Cumberland to read.

After reading, Kelek said to Kant: "The development of Cumberland is really rapid. It seems that local officials have come up with a lot of good ideas about local policies."

"Yes, but the first batch of relocated people is only for the experimental stage. Now according to the situation, it should be possible to start the second batch of recruitment." Kant asked Kelek for advice.

"It can be started, but considering the environment in the city, I don't know how many people are willing to move to Cumberland." Kelek said worriedly.

"Let's publish the results first and see the results. Even if the number of people is reached, we must select suitable candidates according to their age groups." Kant instructed.

"Yes, Lord." Kelek responded.

The next day, news of the second recruitment spread in Dehreem.

Generally speaking, there are still many people bringing their families to the household registration management office to register. However, the reaction of merchants in the city to this matter was relatively cold.

Although the prospects of the free trade market are very good, if they squeeze in as the second batch of merchants to move in, they will not get anything good to eat.

As the main city of Dehreim, the political center, it was difficult to gain a foothold here, so why go to another place and try again.

Most of the people who signed up are from agriculture and industry, as well as some logistics practitioners: most of these people usually shuttle between farmland and markets, and there are businesses with doors in Dehrimrid that they are familiar with. connections, so for them, this relocation edict may be regarded as a rare opportunity.

Kelek is responsible for the final intelligence summary,

After reviewing the submitted letters one by one. The list of people involved in the situation was reported to Kant.

"One thousand five hundred and eighty people were selected out of more than six thousand people. The selected people should feel very lucky." Kant looked at the data list at the end of the list and said.

"It seems that I did worry too much before. I'm really ashamed." Kelek said sheepishly.

"Perhaps for Cumberland, this is also the upper limit of the number of people that can be accommodated within the territory." Kant turned the page and said to Kelek: "The choice is quite good."

"Thank you for the compliment, Lord." Kelek bowed and saluted.

"Let's just follow this report. It's just that so many people have changed their household registrations: I have to trouble you and your subordinates again." Kant handed the report back to Kelek's hand and ordered.

"The duty lies." Kelek took the report humbly and continued: "This matter requires the cooperation of Cumberland officials. We will definitely deliver the new summary to the lord as soon as possible."

"Yeah." Kant nodded in response.

Under Kelek's arrangement, the selected residents received official replies and began preparing to move according to the previous procedures.

The departure of one or two thousand people is not a big change for Dehreem.

Under the sound of firecrackers and fireworks, these people were sent off.

Dehreim returned to his usual state.

It's just that everyone is looking for new people to take the place of the person who left.

Take the imperial court as an example: there were three or four officials who came to Kant to apply for transfer to Cumberland.

As long as they have performed well since taking office, Kant respects their personal development aspirations and does not force them to retain them.

After the next batch of documents were given to the officials, the matter was entrusted.

Half a month passed, and the soldiers who had been stationed in Durandal for half a year finally took their first vacation.

Returning to Dehreim, Kant did not pick him up, but asked Bandak to help him greet him.

After the soldiers returned to the military camp and put down all military supplies, they returned to their homes.

This vacation lasts for about fifteen days. After fifteen days, they will return to the military camp. As for whether to train in the army or be sent to Durandal for a second time to take over, it needs to be decided based on the situation at the time.

The leader of this group was Adonis, who also returned to Dherim.

Knowing everyone's homesickness, Yadunis did not arrange any gatherings and ordered the disbandment of the team returning to the city at the military camp.

After the troops were disbanded, Adonis visited the palace with the news from Durandal.

"Lord." Adonis greeted.

"Why are you here?" Kant looked up from his copywriting and asked.

"I'm here to hand in the report." Yadunis stepped forward and handed the report into Kant's hands.

"These things can be done by messengers." Kant said after finishing the copy.

"The messenger is too busy running back and forth in the desert. It is really hard. While we are returning this time, I will take over his mission and place him in Durandal to let him have a good rest. I hope the lord will not blame him." Yadu. Nice explained cautiously.

"The weather in the desert has been really unpredictable recently." Kant nodded slightly: "You haven't been back to Dehreim for half a year. Now that you are back in the city, you have to come to this palace. It's really troublesome for you. . I have accepted this report. You should go home quickly and see your relatives and children."

"Thank you, Lord." Yadunis said gratefully.

After saying goodbye, he exited the Senate Hall.

Kant sat back down, picked up the text on Durandel and read it.

Unconsciously, the sky outside the window had completely darkened.

"Lord, your dinner time has come." The guard on the side couldn't help but remind him.

"Well, you all go and have a meal. I'll finish reading this part of the copy before having dinner." Kant's eyes did not leave the text, and he frowned and ordered.

The guard on the side heard what Kant said and consciously said nothing more. Instead, he stood quietly and waited.

Half an hour later, Kant finally stood up from the desk and handed the revised copy to the attendant.

He walked slowly to the dining table in the side hall and sat down.

A team of waiters came in from the door carrying dishes and placed them in front of the table.

The kitchen has already distributed all the dishes that were originally prepared, which were all newly prepared not long ago.

Kant shook his head when he heard the news: It seems that he still has to find someone to discuss with the kitchen in the future, so as not to prepare dinner for himself too early.