Chapter 89: The Blueprint of the Highland City [For Tim?
[First kill for 1,000 book coins in the bookstore—additional update]
The population of the Titan Kingdom surged, almost doubling.
Fortunately, the elite warriors of the Wild Wolf Tribe and the Violent Bear Tribe were all killed and injured, and the remaining ordinary barbarians did not pose a threat at all. It was even more unlucky to be cut up and divided by Tamil.
The classes that were originally in power all moved to Raging Castle, and the rest were dispersed. The two tribes were mixed together at a ratio of 1:1 and moved to Barbarian Bull Camp, Red Dragon Valley, and several other smaller camps.
The remaining population will be swapped between camps. The original members of the Wild Wolf Tribe will go to live in the Wild Bear Camp, and the original members of the Wild Wolf Tribe will go to live in the Wild Wolf Camp.
Then 4,000 people were transferred from Raging Castle and stationed in Raging Wolf Camp and Violent Bear Camp respectively.
The Wild Wolf Camp and the Wild Bear Camp have been built for hundreds of years. Although the construction is not very good, it is better than nothing. It is better than starting from scratch. At least there is no need to lay a floor in the snow.
Most importantly, these two camps are strategically located, extending in all directions on the plateau, and guarding the only way for the southern human kingdom to enter the plateau.
Moreover, the two camps are separated by only more than ten kilometers and form a horn. If it were not for internal strife, the enemy would attack either side and the other side would take the back route and be attacked from both sides.
The only disadvantage is that there is no danger to defend the area, and a large number of troops must be stationed to ensure safety.
But Tamil doesn't care!
No danger to defend? Then I will get you a bunch of steel fortresses. Place them horizontally or vertically if you want. If the enemy dares to attack them, they will have to chew them down one by one.
However, Steel Fortress is limited to one purchase per week. Forget it, let’s upgrade the permissions. Anyway, I have more Dragon Slaying Coins now.
After spending 10,000 Dragon Slaying Coins, the purchase authority of the Steel Castle will change from Lv0 to Lv1, with a weekly purchase limit of 1→2.
"Damn it, shouldn't it be 10?"
Tamil wisely did not complain. After all, you get what you pay for. The steel fortress is a strategic material, and its importance cannot be compared with that of rice and salt.
"Then just wait. It's not bad to limit your purchase to 2 per week. Anyway, it will be refreshed tomorrow."
As usual, language packs are loaded into the prisoners first, and then military training begins.
As his power grew and his population increased, Tamil realized the importance of military training more and more deeply.
No matter what they looked like before, after military training, they are all carved out of the same mold, with orders and prohibitions being consistent.
If you can't do it, you must not beat him hard, but give him a good beating and everything will be fine.
Another gain is the recognition of the hill dwarves, tide frogmen and goblins.
The supplies and property seized were not much, but Taimel had promised that arms money and loan shark money would also be included in the loot, and the amount would be made up to be divided among the three tribes.
Thamel could also deny the ordnance and usury part, and the other three tribes would not think there was anything wrong, but he did not do so.
The purpose of bringing the three tribes together this time is to tie them to the Titan Kingdom's chariot. It's just a little profit, there is nothing to be reluctant to part with, and it is still generous to others.
The hill dwarves were very happy. They didn't take a penny, and all the money was discounted as wine. Tamil's quota for this week was completely used by the dwarves.
The goblins still owed Tamil 20,000 grains of rice, and the stolen goods distributed were used to offset the debt, but there was still a balance, so they all exchanged rice.
The Tide Frogmen prefer stainless steel spears, and all the stolen items were replaced with first-generation infantry spears. Although they are not as useful as the Tidecaller Trident, they are definitely more convenient than wooden sticks and fish bones.
The three allies all said that if similar things happen in the future, they will shout out and be on call - this is the result that Tamil wants.
After sending away his allies, Taimei's face gradually darkened, and a strong killing intent filled his body.
"Come here, send an envoy to all the tribes within a radius of 500 miles to come to the Mad Wolf camp within seven days to meet with the alliance and discuss the plan to go south. Those who fail to do so will attack them together."
In order to increase his persuasiveness, Tamil prepared a 1kg bag of salt for each tribe.
The destruction of the Crazy Wolf Tribe and the Violent Bear Tribe means a shortage of salt. At this time, whoever has salt will be the boss.
Of course, there is also the possibility of being besieged and divided.
Tamil is not afraid of fighting. On the contrary, he is now racking his brains to find excuses so that he can openly attack other tribes.
As a result, the only result is that many surrounding tribes surrendered because of the salt, and obediently brought their property and supplies in exchange for the salt.
The Crazy Wolf Tribe and the Violent Bear Tribe became powerful because they mastered the salt trade. Since they can do it, there is no reason why Tamil can't.
Thinking of this, Tamir simply changed his plan and placed the steel fortress in the middle of the two camps. He wanted to build a brand new city cluster here, a sign that showed the strength of the Titan Kingdom.
After the Steel Fortress was installed, Tamil purchased 12 can houses at the midpoint between the Steel Castle and the Wild Wolf Camp, forming a 4X4 circle.
After elevating the authority, 12 can houses were placed between the Steel Fortress and the Violent Bear Camp.
In the future, these two places will become multi-functional building complexes integrating garrison, post station, warehouse and hotel.
There will be more and more such building groups, covering the area between the two camps like a grid, forming an interlocking defense group.
The gaps in the grid will be one community after another, either for living, as a market, or for other purposes.
Eventually, this place will evolve into a super-scale urban agglomeration.
After doing all this, Tamil couldn't help but get excited, and finally it was time for the exciting sacrifice part.
Although these two tribes were large in size, the loot they collected was very limited, and 90% of the loot was salt, which was simply garbage to the Tamils.
In the end, except for those colorful and unknown ores that were successfully sacrificed, others were declined.
Tamil glanced at the sacrifice value - 4700.
Poor!
It's not as good as the Manniu tribe last time. They still have more than 10,000 dragon-slaying coins.
Tamir tried to sacrifice 10 complete wolf skins.
This is a specialty of the Crazy Wolf Tribe. The hunted wolf is skinned entirely and processed in a special way. The head part of the wolf is made into a wolf helmet, the two front paws are made into gauntlets, and the two back paws are made into leggings.
Adding a wolf skin belt is like putting the entire wolf skin on your body, or hiding it in the wolf's body.
The Crazy Wolf tribe believes that wearing such a wolf skin can obtain the blessing of the wolf soul and gain special wolf power.
The raging bear tribe is similar, but they wear bear skins.
Something unexpected happened to Taimu. The system, which had never been interested in animal skins, actually accepted them and offered a high price of RMB 500 per piece.
Taimu looked at the remaining 60 wolf skins and wondered why he was still hesitating about sacrificing them.