Leo could only take Valeri to the Solovy Knight Territory to provide guidance on their infrastructure. Valeri carefully observed the size and terrain of the village in the Solovy Knight Territory, as well as the one hundred or so young and strong men that the village chief had worked hard to gather. As a pioneering territory, the Solovy Knight Territory certainly has more young and strong laborers than this, but the village chief can only call up so many. Faced with such infrastructure requirements and labor quality, Valeri said it would take at least half a year, and full-time construction, to build a circle of camp walls. For a village like this where there is nothing, it would probably take two months just to prepare enough materials. He suggested that for now the focus should be on repairing the old wooden walls, dams and roads, and after some young villagers have been trained in basic craftsmanship skills and sufficient stone and wood materials have been stockpiled, it would not be too late to consider the military barracks walls. Valeri, an apprentice craftsman who knows a little bit about everything, has become an engineering expert who can provide planning advice. The second time he came, Knight Solovie inspected the military construction of the River Bend Territory. He formed a militia when he returned and asked Rigolav for a batch of crossbows. Knight Lord Solovy already had a militia, but his personal strength was too strong, so the militia was in name only, and it hadn't gathered for training for a year and a half.
The round shields distributed to the villagers were also the most basic thin wooden shields, some of which had even begun to mold and rot. Not only the weapons and equipment, but when the Miswitch family left, they took away not only their armed followers, but also their weapons and armor. Knight Solovy could only continue to ask the head of the family, Rigolav, for money. When he served in the Knights of the Wind, he was not working for nothing. The salary he received was not even lower than that of the knights of the Petukhov family. All the money was given to Rigolav for safekeeping. At this time, when people asked for money, food and weapons, Rigolav was helpless. Compared to helping the River Reach Territory, Rigolav was much more generous in giving aid to his own brother. Within three days, thirty sets of silver-scale breastplates and thirty thick-backed iron swords were in place. Even Solovie's second brother sent a hundred iron spear heads and twenty crossbows after hearing the news. So less than a week after returning, the Knights of Solovie had a militia consisting of fifty armored militiamen, fifty spearmen and fifty crossbowmen. Uliyang's eyes turned red with envy. If it weren't for the participation of the gnolls and wild people, he would not have been able to reach this level even after working hard for half a year. However, the militia led by Knight Solovy was well-equipped, but its combat effectiveness was worrying. They could only form a basic battle array and a shield wall, and would basically scatter at the slightest movement. The Solovie Knights are quite experienced in this regard, and they use military methods to train very effectively. However, after seeing the fierce bravery of the Hewan militia, he began to look down on his own militia. The militiamen on the opposite side were standing there, and it was obvious that they were going to chop people down. If our militiamen stood there, they would be chopped down at a glance. He didn't even dare to take them with him to suppress the bandits, for fear that they would all run away in a swarm. Who doesn’t want to have elite soldiers and generals under his command? But forming a militia is not without use. At least the villagers' collective consciousness has been restored a lot. They can respond more actively to the lord's orders, and there are fewer conflicts among them. Moreover, weapons, equipment and training are all guarantees of morale. At least the next time a brown bear or a wolf breaks into the village, the villagers will not be chased away.
This time, it was the third time that Knight Solovie came to the river bend. The militiamen on guard had already known this handsome, serious and upright knight, and did not dare to stop him and just let him pass. By the time Uliyan walked down the wooden steps of the lord's house, Knight Solovy had already approached on horseback. Uliyan enthusiastically held the reins for him, watched him dismount, and ordered his men to take care of the horse. Leo, Fisa, Freya, the little mouse and four or five ogre cubs sat in a row on the edge of the wooden stairs, looking at Knight Solovie obediently. Since Freya came to the camp, Fraser has come to the river bend more often and comes down the mountain to play almost every day. The three idiots of River Bay reunited and didn't want to be apart for a moment. Although as a mature three-and-a-half-year-old dog, Fesha was unwilling to play house with Freya and the little mouse, standing by and watching did not affect her prestige as the King of the Kobolds. Olivia even prepared a small room for Fraser in the lord's house so that she could live in the house when she didn't want to go back. In Leo's opinion, Knight Solovie was simply the second Fisa. After seeing the advantages of River Bay, he wanted to learn everything from it. But Leo wished it were so. Judging from the relationship between Ulian and Rigolav, the River Bend Territory was almost tied to the Petukhov family. Of course, it would be best if they all prospered together. In front of Ulian, the serious lord of the river bay, Solovy behaved much more politely. According to his nephew Roman, this old soldier, who appears to be honest but is actually slick and full of chivalry in his bones, not only saved Rigolav's life, but also saved Roman's life. But the Solovi knights who had experienced the battlefield knew in their hearts that as comrades in the army and brothers in life and death, it was hard to say who saved whose life more. Therefore, he showed enough respect to Knight Solovy, the eldest brother's old subordinate and his nephew's old boss. Moreover, after coming here twice, Knight Solovie had some understanding of the River Bend Zoo and was no longer as surprised as he was at the beginning. So as he approached the wooden steps, he greeted everyone one by one. "Good day, Princess Freya." "Hello, Knight Solovie!" "Good day, Princess Gulveig." "Hello……" "Good day, Princess Fisa." "Knight Solovie, that's fine too!" "Hello, Leo, Six, Rambo Rabbit, Savinting, and Seti." Several little dog-headed people quickly wagged their tails. Leo couldn't believe it, "You've only been here twice, and you can recognize them?" Knight Solovy was even more surprised, "Isn't this normal?" Leo stroked his chin and stared at Knight Solovy, suspecting that he had bad intentions towards the dog.
Sure enough, Knight Solovy said, "Princess Feisa, I came here this time to borrow a few dogs from you and look around in my knight's territory to see if there are any minerals." Feisa didn't expect that she would have a role to play, especially a powerful human knight actually used honorifics to address a kobold. Neither Leo nor Ulyan was so polite. This made her so happy that she wanted to give the entire Gnoll Valley to the other party. "Woof woof woof! Knight Solovie, my good friend, I'll give you as many puppies as you want!" Knight Solovy smiled and said, "Thank you very much! I will pay you enough." Frasa dispatched a total of twenty golden-haired sniffers, accompanied by two River Bay infantrymen, to follow Knight Solovy. Without the accompaniment of familiar River Bend infantry, these ogre sniffers trained by Fraser did not dare to follow strangers out of their territory.