“It’s almost finished. To be honest, I’m still in a bit of a daze. This is the first time I have ever worked on something so quickly.”

“Thank you for your hard work.”

“Now, all we have to do is wait for a while longer. Then, we can distribute power to the entire territory, even to the houses of the common people.”

“This time, Aeonitia plans to install a simple system of mana lights, not lanterns, in every home. So, please help her out again.”

“Hoho. The young princess’ imagination is always very surprising.”

Davey could only nod at the report of Elder Goulda, who was in charge of technological assistance, as he asked, “You don’t have any more spare time, right?

“Cough… The Yellowstone Tribe is only starting to get used to the working system. Most of the craftsmen and artisans are locked up in the workshop. I know that you have enough money to hire people to help us, but there’s just not enough craftsmen and artisans to direct them in their work.”

“I see.”

“Don’t worry! I knew that we would eventually reach this point, so I have already gently coaxed the best construction engineers in the entire continent,” Elder Goulda shouted confidently while handing a small letter to Davey.

According to the letter, the Redstone Tribe’s dwarves would be willing to help in the necessary work to be done in the Heins Territory. This was provided that Davey would share one of his skills with them.

“There’s nothing for you to worry about! I have decided to just pass on two of the numerous skills that the Wise Teacher has taught our Yellowstone Tribe. I’m sorry to have done something like this without discussing it with you first, but…”

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