Swamp Lord with an Intelligence System

Chapter 187: Chapter 107: Three Days Later, Explosive Development, Relic Appears, Humans?! (10,000-Word Mega Chapter)

Bloodthirsty and brutal, with low intelligence, covered in rotting stench, rebellious in nature…

The races surviving in the Wilderness are unlike humans, full of shortcomings, some of which alone are enough to make one give up on them.

If they were all suitable for recruitment, then there wouldn’t be so many races still wandering the Wilderness.

Whose territory doesn’t lack people?

“How many hands do you need?”

Bulin asked in a deep voice.

“Based on my calculations, we need 80 Mud Swamp People, 200 Deltha people, and 300 Wetland Lizardman Warriors to cooperate.”

“This way we can forge the armor at the fastest speed!”

Does this mean over 600 people will be mobilized?

Lear gave Bulin a deep look; this was definitely a grand initiative.

But he didn’t hesitate, nodding directly.

“Alright, summon Bain immediately, I will coordinate to provide enough manpower!”

Soon, the Chief Civil Officer of the Mud Swamp People hurried over with Bulin.

They were still discussing as they walked.

Upon seeing Lear, they first saluted before speaking.

“Lord, deploying so many people will definitely impact the development of all aspects of the territory…”

Lear waved his hand.

“Just maintain basic operations, and if any emergencies occur, we can redeploy them back.”

“For now, let’s focus on the task of forging the armor!”

Upon hearing this, Bain did not hesitate either and immediately complied.

“Your will is above all!”

In this territory, Lear is the only king, and his orders are the iron law!

No one can defy them.

Lear nodded slightly, looking at Bulin.

“Is the stored Iron Ore sufficient?”

Bulin spoke softly.

“The quantity mined by the cave dwellers recently is plentiful, coupled with what we retrieved from the Rotting Centaur, it’s enough!”

Lear nodded.

“Then have 400 more cave dwellers drawn from the iron mines, to coordinate with the Blacksmith Shop!”

“Additionally, the Cyclops and Ancient Tree Guardians can also assist you in forging.”

Bulin’s eyes lit up.

With so much extra labor, his plan could be bolder.

“Lord, in this case, the scale of the Blacksmith Shop needs to be expanded further.”

“Have the Vine Fairy do it immediately, and complete the expansion task before this evening.”

After communicating some more details, the entire territory’s resources were all mobilized by Lear.

Only he had the authority to issue these commands.

Soon, a notice declaring the Blacksmith Shop as the center of this stage’s work was posted on the City Hall bulletin board.

At the same time, orders were also communicated to specific personnel.

Residents, upon hearing it was Lear’s personal order, eagerly participated.

Weilu City began to operate like a giant machine.

The core around which everything revolved was singular—the Blacksmith Shop.

The Fray, possessing knowledge heritage, showed no timidity.

They began to command and arrange various production schedules.

Smelting ore, first hammering, second hammering, third… the entire hammering process repeated a full 20 times.

Like an assembly line, after one process was completed, it moved to the next step, where the following individuals continued the work.

Outside the Blacksmith Shop, dozens of furnaces were set up.

Even the Cyclops and Ancient Tree Guardians got involved.

The roots of the Ancient Tree Guardians bound massive hammers, lifting and smashing down, pounding iron wildly.

The iron forging benches, made of pure iron, clanked under the exaggerated force of these Treants.

The scene was very impactful.

They were no less effective than Earth’s forging machines…

The Fray mainly oversaw the final forging and quenching processes.

They didn’t participate in the earlier stages, only managing and standardizing everyone’s operations.

Getting so many people to operate in unison wasn’t simple, requiring powerful coordination and management skills.

Bain also had to personally get involved.

But the main person in charge remained Bulin.

The knowledge heritage of the Fray was not only about forging but also had corresponding regulatory coordination capabilities.

At first, there was considerable chaos, but as they gradually familiarized themselves, they soon operated smoothly.

With all resources invested, the results achieved were remarkable.

From the morning’s busy work, by mid-day, they had already started gradually entering an orderly production rhythm.

By midnight, when the workers returned to rest, a large amount of steel, hammered seven or eight times, had already been produced.

There were just a dozen more procedures before entering the final product stage.

Yet, the night in Weilu City did not quiet down.

Life that didn’t need rest, or only needed a short rest, continued their busy work.

Wetland Lizardman, needing only three to five hours of sleep to return to full status, were busy wielding large hammers.

Ancient Tree Guardians could continuously operate for three to five months without rest, proving to be perfect laborers.

If not for spatial limitations, which only allowed 20 Ancient Tree Guardians to participate, the hammers would likely be seen smoking.

At this work efficiency, the first set of armor would be completed soon enough.

While things were busy here, the Crimson Queen Bee, who had gone hunting in the Wilderness, returned to the territory.

The other party gave Lear a great surprise by bringing back over a thousand live wild creatures… a group of filthy, repulsive Worm Men.

Standing only 1.2 meters tall, emanating a fishy smell, their bodies were worm-like, with two deformed and twisted arms on top.

Wherever they went, they left behind unbearable, stinky trails.

Just one look could make a person feel nauseous.

Seeing this, Lear directly instructed the Crimson Queen Bee to take these Worm Men to the Land of Crimson Rot.

They were to be fed to the Desolate Tomb.

Out of curiosity, he followed along as well.

As the Worm Men were unloaded from the bubbles encapsulating them, they fell into panic and tried to scatter and flee.