"It's ti to take out another at," Arthur said before adding, "make it two pieces this ti."
"Ding! Your people here had already taken the at once. Taking it twice won't help except those with potentials."
"I don't intend to make them all eat the at," Arthur shook his head before adding, "if the at has such an effect on us, then it will also augnt monsters as well, right?"
His words and planning made the other two voices in his head silent for a mont there. He wanted to take advantage of his entire assets to the highest possible reach.
"Ding! You are going to create a monster army, not just organ monster supply for your n!"
"Hehehe, I want to have the highest organs that will transform everyone here," Arthur laughed before adding, "next ti these masters co, I want them to be blown off with what they will see."
"Ding! Alright, I will take out four pieces then," the system said before adding, "Ding! My estimate is that each monster requires more energy than humans, and to upgrade one level it would need much more."
"Do what you see fit," Arthur nodded before heading towards the army of warriors and chefs up ahead, "I will focus on making the soup and leave everything up to you."
Arthur entrusted his system with this task while he went to the chefs and warriors to give instructions to them. The system took out four gigantic pieces of Golam's at and Arthur just went towards his lake and started making soup.
"Bring craftsn, lumberjacks, and other villagers to cut wood and make places for the soup and at to be seasoned, cooked, and stored."
"Ding! Done, do you want Agnus to co and supervise them as well?"
He thought for a mont before saying, "just make him give them pointers and check over their doing from ti to ti."
"Ding! What about the ores coming from the heart of this world? The amount is growing non-stop and these ores are the highest ores you have so far."
"Did the garden add its magical touch to them yet?" he asked.
"Ding! Yeah, and so even started to coalesce again forming growing veins in the ground."
Arthur was speechless for a mont before laughing, "That's amazing. Let them be, I want them to produce more for , hehehe."
"Ding! As you wish."
"Isn't it better for your blacksmiths to use these ores to train? This will boost their training speed by miles ahead," the golden dragon suggested.
"Nah, they'll probably ruin many good pieces before gaining sothing decent," Arthur shook his head before adding, "I plan to boost their training by boosting their physiques and spirits. See agnus, he transford after eating a single al, what will happen if he absorbed monster organs? Have higher pets?"
"Makes sense," the golden dragon said before adding, "yet leaving the ores to form veins seed alluring, but you'll need to excavate them again in the future."
"A small hussle for a greater gain," Arthur remarked before returning to make his soup.
He was starting to amass everything under his hand to make his chances in the academy world higher. He didn't know how fierce the upcoming competition would be, yet he was anticipating it to exceed his expectations.
So he needed to make sure he had a strong army under his disposal with many talents included.
He spent the next couple of days making only endless amounts of soup. He delivered the soup to the working place of his warriors, chefs, and other villagers.
The place transford and expanded to even reach the edge of the garden's heart. There was a huge place designated for storing his soup, a place to cut the at, a place to season the cut pieces, and finally a cooking place.
The entire region seed to be a gigantic war camp with many people doing different things here. He glanced from ti to ti over everything, and he was quite satisfied with what his n had done so far.
On the fifth day he managed to fill the entire wooden tanks prepared for his soup. "Phew, that was boring," he muttered when he filled the last tank with the last drop. "Now it's ti to check those monsters and start using that diagram."
His body instantly shifted to a place outside his garden's center. When he arrived there he felt speechless with the endless stream of monsters lying calmly there, doing nothing but rest.
"Wow, all of these… that's huge!" he muttered while he kept moving around in his dragon form.
"Ding! I gathered almost one third of the entire monster hordes inside your garden. According to the golden dragon, the diagram can hold them inside and level them twice if needed."
"Do you plan to make them all upgrade twice?" Arthur asked.
"If you want that then it can be done, but I personally prefer to waste so ti and replace them with another batch," the golden dragon answered.
"Ding! This will exhaust most of our entire purified monster stock so far," the system warned.
"Didn't we have more than these numbers still unpurified?" Arthur said.
"Ding! We have five folds of the total amount," the system replied, "Ding! but this would take much ti to purify the garden."
"As long as we have more, don't worry about our current usage then," Arthur said before adding, "I approve of the golden dragon's idea, let's do this."
Arthur took another round to see the great amounts of monsters standing down below. "I believe we won't need all this," he assessed before adding, "but having advanced monsters for later uses seed amazing."
He was imaging so future uses of this enormous army before adding, "what should I do now?"
"I've explained things to the system," the golden dragon said before adding, "he will arrange pillars accordingly, all you need to do is to prepare enough arrows to activate them the sa way you did before in the fights."
Arthur understood the aning of the golden dragon, and the next mont he returned to the ground, miles beside the place of monsters.
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