Leo, carrying a dung fork, is studying composting technology. The concept of fertilizer production is not new in the North. Farmers would collect feces from cattle, horses, donkeys and sheep, dry them, crush them and spread them on the farmland as fertilizer, or simply graze cattle and sheep on fallow farmland. Some remote forest villages or wild tribes will also practice slash-and-burn farming and carry out burning to the end. However, human feces are rarely used as fertilizer because their ancestors told them that human feces are poisonous and will kill the wheat seedlings. As a thirty-year-old senior office worker, Leo considered himself to be more or less an intellectual. However, after traveling to another world, he discovered that he was just a know-it-all. You know everything you see, but you can't do anything! The so-called human feces poisoning the wheat seedlings is because the feces are sprinkled into the soil without fermentation, and may be fermented again in the farmland, and the high temperature generated will burn the wheat seedlings to death. So all you need is simple composting and fermentation. However, no matter how simple the high-temperature composting technology is, it is definitely not something that can be accomplished by simply typing a few words on the keyboard. Leo could only search hard in his childhood memories and try slowly.
A village girl looked at Olivia and felt something was wrong. She suddenly grabbed Olivia's arm and shouted in fear: "Is Leo going to eat shit? Olivia, why don't you stop him!" Olivia finally couldn't bear it anymore. After a short rest, she took her thirty-two godsons to work. Leo had also carefully tracked the increasing number of Olivia's sons. For a while, he secretly spied on Fraser's interaction with the kobold cub after she entered the camp. Under the pretext of checking on the living conditions of her own people, Fesa lay outside the fence of the stable and talked to the ogre cub. He looked around and made sure no one was paying attention. Suddenly, he pulled out a puppy from under his clothes, threw it into the pile of dogs, and then turned and left. That's right, after frequent contact with humans, Fraser learned to wear clothes. She commissioned Olivia to transform her bearskin blanket into a bearskin coat, which not only showed her status but also made it easier for her to hide the puppy and bring it into the human camp. For the last time, Leo suddenly jumped out and ruthlessly exposed Fraser's trick. Frasa was very annoyed and very angry. Frasa didn't come to the camp for three days in a row! Sitting by the newly built canal, Fisa, Freya and Little Mouse swung their legs together and watched a group of villagers laboriously moving logs under the command of Uliyan. They planned to build a watchtower on the stone hill in the middle tunnel of the canal. The seven or eight meter high stone hilltop, plus the three meter high small sentry tower, creates a visual advantage that is enough to provide a clear view of the surrounding plains. Any people or animals that invade the river bend cannot escape the eyes of the sentinels. This place is more than a thousand meters away from the camp. Once the horn is blown, it can at least buy time for the militia to return to the camp and put on their equipment and weapons. The militia also have to work during the day, and they are the main force of the work. It is impossible for them to work in full gear. In addition to this stone hill, Uliyang also plans to build watchtowers and gates at both ends of the canal to protect the entire peninsula. As for the plan to build stone walls and wooden fences on the inside of the canal, the workload is no less than digging the canal, and it is not a high priority, so it can only be done slowly in my spare time. At the same time, another team of more than 30 people had already headed to the peninsula, preparing to open up the 30-mile road from the river bend to the western watchtower. The so-called road construction is certainly not as exaggerated as building a cement road or a stone road.
The pioneering team had already traveled this road along the river beach once, and the basic route and outline of the road were already established. In the first stage, all you need to do is cut down the big trees and shrubs that are in the way, flatten some small steep slopes two or three meters high, and move the rocks that are blocking the road. And simple wooden bridges were built over several streams that flow into the Anzeno River. Uliyan's requirements were not high, as long as the passing trucks could barely pass through and not overturn or fall apart halfway like last time. In addition to the miracle of the World Tree Avenue, most of the roads in many knight territories are like this, and mobile caravans often play the role of maintaining the roads. If the road is difficult to travel or broken, do you just turn around and go? Or do you stop to repair it and then just barely pass it. As the population of the river bend grows and trade increases, this mountain road will naturally become smoother and smoother. The dog-headed man Fesa looked at the humans working hard with envy. Compared with humans, the dog-headed men seemed too clumsy. Most dogs are unwilling to do anything other than mining unless they are threatened with whips or starvation. Fraser forced them to build a wall at the entrance of the valley, but it was washed away by the stream within a few days. Fraser herself stood in the stream and was not washed away! She was good at learning. She would come to observe the human camp every day, secretly learn their technology, and then go back to teach others step by step. In just one month, she secretly learned the slingshot technology, the militia training methods, the human cooking skills, and the vertical furnace iron smelting technology. Even started making crossbows! But compared to the rapid development of Riverland, the Gnoll Valley seems to be standing still. As far as she could remember, nothing had changed. If it weren't for her efforts to maintain trade with humans, the kobolds would immediately return to a life of eating rats and starving. Unwilling to give up, Feisa stood up and shouted, "I am the Kobold Princess! Chief! Leader! Smart Feisa! Keep trying!" The giant groundhog next to Frasa was trying hard to imitate the leisurely posture of the little mouse and Frasa swinging their legs, but unfortunately her legs were too short and were pressed under her fat belly, so she couldn't swing at all. Just now Uliyan came over and tried to ask her to help carry the logs to speed up the progress of the project. But she refused, saying that she had no shoulders! Hearing Fisa's declaration, Freya stood up and said, "I am also a princess, a princess of the elves, clever Freya!" The little mouse looked at the two proud people, mustered up his courage, and said weakly: "I am the princess of the human race, the clever Gulveig..." Unfortunately, her weak voice didn't reach her friends' ears at all. On the fourth day of playing with shit, Leo suddenly felt something strange. He raised his head warily and saw an unusually burly stranger standing on the ridge of the field outside the camp. The stranger was a giant man nearly meters tall, with huge deer antlers on his head and long dark green hair and beard draped over his body like a waterfall. He was shirtless, wearing only a pair of animal skin shorts. His muscular body, like rock sculptures, was covered with green tattoos.
The villagers working in the fields not far away, and the militiamen standing guard further away, seemed not to notice his presence. Leo made eye contact with him, and the huge sense of oppression immediately stiffened his back and made his attention so highly focused that the surrounding scenery began to blur, as if there were only two people left in the world. Malfurion Stormrage! No, it’s the elven archdruid who looks like Malfurion—Bobak Malymotas! Without even thinking, Leo guessed the identity of the visitor in an instant. (Volume 1: Who is not a princess? The end!)
