433: Chapter 433: Leave the Mad Lion rcenary Group 433: Chapter 433: Leave the Mad Lion rcenary Group After much effort, Zhao Guang finally managed to get so of the people to understand what the blueprints were about.
Then, Zhao Guang let them go manufacture on their own.
There was no other way, as each person only understood a part of it and wouldn’t know how to proceed without hands-on experience.
It was best to wait until they figured it out for themselves.
Afterward, Zhao Guang sent Coscola away, having him practice as well.
As a leader, it was imperative for him to know how to make these things.
In the future, when new people joined, Coscola would need to teach them.
As for not wanting to teach and letting others do it, he would first need to train a group of people himself.
Then Zhao Guang turned to Karan, “How have you been doing lately?”
Karan was present today—Karan, the leader of the Mad Lion rcenary Group, whom he had kept here with one task after another as the winter was about to end.
No, according to the calendar on Earth, winter had already passed.
However, the region he was in was quite cold, so winter had not quite ended in his Xuanwu Territory.
It wouldn’t be long, at most another month, before the ice began to lt.
Then, so seeds could be started for sprouting.
As the ice lted, the temperature in the Xuanwu Territory would rise quite quickly.
Karan gave a wry smile, “Not too bad.
Thanks to you, Lord, we’ve been much more relaxed recently.”
Who could have thought, before coming here they were an elite rcenary group, and after arriving, they were split apart.
Indeed, they were split apart, but by his own doing.
Zhao Guang assigned tasks with attractive rewards.
They didn’t want to give up, so they used the traditional thod, dividing the rcenary group, with so taking on one task, while others handled another.
Later, as they beca familiar with the tasks, they realized so tasks could be done by a single person.
Therefore, they gradually split further.
So followed rchant teams for long-term tasks and beca familiar with the rchants.
Others patrolled and mingled with the military.
The result was that by the ti Karan realized sothing was wrong, his rcenary group had fully integrated into the community.
It seed that even if he disbanded the rcenary group on the spot, they could still live normally here.
Life here was much easier than life in the rcenary group.
Moreover, the Lord placed few restrictions on them, allowing for a freer life without feeling constrained.
Even Karan himself was nearly imrsed in it.
When Karan later wanted to gather the rcenary group, he found it was no longer feasible.
A re group of over thirty rcenaries, but each with their own affairs, it was difficult to gather everyone at the sa ti.
Asking if others wanted to leave, they were incredulous.
Why, with such easy tasks and many benefits here, would they want to leave at all?
Moreover, even without tasks, so part-ti jobs could bring them ample benefits.
Most people co out to complete tasks for a living, with few harboring grand ideals.
What was key, so even envied the soldiers.
For soldiers could receive the reward of Iron Wall Fighting Spirit, a combat energy said to train one to an advanced warrior’s level.
Although they were elite, most only knew the Breathing Technique, reaching the beginner level at best.
Seeing so talented slaves surpass their own strength and even beco commoners, so were secretly considering joining the army of Xuanwu Territory.
You should know, in other places, it’s not easy to gain access to thods to cultivate combat energy, especially advanced ones.
Many who work for nobles all their lives could never receive such benefits.
Xuanwu Territory was truly lax, treating its subjects rather generously.
Now before Zhao Guang, Karan realized that it seed ti to lay his cards on the table.
Yet before Zhao Guang could speak, Karan took the initiative, “Lord, life in Xuanwu Territory suits us very well.
I wonder if we might join Xuanwu Territory.”
Excellent, Zhao Guang cheered inwardly.
Each of these individuals was indeed talented.
Aside from combat, even those not strong in combat were capable in various areas.
“Of course you can, but do you want to join the military?” As a rcenary group, they were naturally adept in military matters.
However, if all joined the military, it seed sowhat wasteful.
Karan directly said, “No, so may join the military, and others might join different teams.
In any case, let everyone decide based on their thoughts.
I plan to dissolve the Mad Lion rcenary Group.”
Just like that, dissolved?
Without him needing to say anything, how considerate.
Such people made Zhao Guang feel almost embarrassed to exploit, as they thought too much of his interests.
After thinking it over, Zhao Guang reluctantly said, “If that’s the case, then I respect your wishes.”
Overjoyed, Karan imdiately bowed deeply, “Your servant wishes to offer his loyalty to you, Lord.”
“I accept your loyalty.
Here, take this; you can start by familiarizing yourself with it.
If you have questions, you can ask Coscola.” Zhao Guang tossed a scroll to Karan.
“What is this?” Karan opened the scroll, which seed to be a thod for cultivating combat energy.
“This is Rift Combat Energy, of quite high quality, capable of advancing beyond the advanced level.”
“Beyond advanced?
Isn’t it only Iron Wall Fighting Spirit…”
Zhao Guang shook his head, “Iron Wall Fighting Spirit can only reach the level of an advanced warrior.
It’s a set of combat energy cultivation suited for coordination, ant to develop a military force, not to nurture the powerful.”
Karan felt moved, recognizing his own high standing in the Lord’s heart.
“Work hard, and whatever you desire, I will grant you as long as you achieve rit.”
Mastering the art of making grand promises as a superior, Zhao Guang had recently co to understand so aspects of this.
Even if people of the Otherworld were easier to control, adding so thods made it even easier.
Indeed, Karan beca even more excited, dropping to one knee.
Zhao Guang was very satisfied.
This kind of ceremony ant that the other party truly pledged loyalty to him—the kind that amounts to a sworn loyalty.
As long as he didn’t do anything too morally outrageous, such people were unlikely to betray him.
Zhao Guang waved his hand, “Go work as an assistant with Coscola for now.
You’re familiar with these matters anyway.
For the ti being, focus on those combat weapons.
As for other mbers of the original rcenary group, I will take care of them.”
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