Durandal's coal resources are constantly being transported to Decherim. It is processed by a state-owned factory on the outskirts of Decherim.

Of course, this is on the condition that the Durendal Coal Plant maintains its own coal reserves.

The refined coal processed by the factory is sent to the military camp and other places, and its excellent quality is displayed.

In Durandall's letter, Derick mentions the Elven Nation's organization's offer to the Durandel Coal Works to cooperate.

This really surprised Kant slightly, he didn't expect the elf country to propose such a cooperation first.

However, the decision to cooperate or not requires careful consideration.

After all, this has the potential to affect international relations between the two countries.

Kant was still quite distressed about this matter.

One evening, after processing today's paperwork.

Kant decided to go to the barracks in this free time.

Adunis' army had returned to the ranks after their leave. I don't know what the state of the training is.

With this in mind, Kant took the guards and went to the training ground of the barracks without informing anyone in advance.

The afterglow of the setting sun sprinkled on the stone pavement of the court, and Kant, who was sitting in the carriage, couldn't help but open the curtains and look at the afterglow of the sunset on the horizon.

"Could they be resting?" Kant asked casually to the guard who was acting as a coachman.

"Probably not. It's still early before the end of training. The guard replied.

These guards are all elites who have come out of the army, and they can be said to have a very clear understanding of the life of the army.

Kant listened to this sentence and nodded.

After arriving at the barracks, Kant stepped out of the carriage and walked to the vicinity of the training ground.

No one is allowed to ride a horse instead of walking in the barracks. So Kant, even if he didn't have to, followed the rules of the army in a low-key manner.

Just walk near the front of the training ground. Kant heard the loud voice of the crowd.

"Lord." When Kant walked into the training with a group of guards, Adunis had already noticed them, crossed most of the venue, and walked up to greet them.

"Hmm. How well are your fighters trained? I've heard that this training model was introduced in the military after you went to Durandle. Kant asked Adunis.

"Yes. The fighters had only just started training in this mode, and everyone felt quite new. However, the plan discussed by Commander Bandak and the other officers was indeed good, and most of the soldiers were already proficient in it. Adunis replied.

"Well, it does look good." Kant said as he glanced at the soldiers lined up in the distance.

"Lord." I don't know when, Bandak has also walked near Kant's body. At this moment, he is polite in words and deeds.

"Commander Bandak, I asked you to sort out the list of soldiers who went to Durandal the day before yesterday, and you haven't given it to me yet." Kant noticed Bandak and reminded him.

"I'm sorry, lord. I'll give you the list tomorrow. Bandak said with some embarrassment.

"It's hard to integrate the opinions of the soldiers." Kant continued.

"The soldiers, they did say something of their own. However, the main thing is that the family situation is different. It took some time to understand them one by one. Bandak replied hesitantly.

"Hmm. Then you can leave it to me after you've got it all in order. Don't worry about time. Kant thought for a moment and responded.

"Thank you, lord." Bandak breathed a sigh of relief in his heart.

Kant, led by Bandak and Adunis, inspected every array of soldiers. After the end of the patrol, it was unconsciously time for the afternoon training to be disbanded.

Before Bandak came to power, he asked Kant if he wanted to speak a few words to the soldiers of the army. Kant shook his head and rejected the proposal.

"Lord, it's dinner time now. Are you going back to the palace? The bustle of the soldiers dispersed, and Bandak stepped down and asked Kant.

"Well, it's time for dinner." Kant said, "Then let's eat together." ”

After speaking, he pointed to Yadonis on the side.

"I'm supposed to be eating with you for the first time, right?" Kant asked Adunis.

Adunis was a little surprised by Kant's proposal, and could only nod his head in response to Kant's questioning.

"So, are we going...?" Bandak hesitated to speak.

"Eat with the soldiers. Just like you normally do. Kant replied.

Kant dismissed his guards and told them to catch up with his comrades who were familiar in the army.

In the open space of the training ground, only Kant, Bandak and Yadonis remained.

"Where's the barracks cafeteria?" Kant asked. His gaze turned to Bandak to the side.

After Bhandak and Kant looked at each other, he walked up to Kant in fear and said, "Lord, I'll lead the way." ”

"Okay."

The decoration of the barracks restaurant was still good, and Kant walked in and nodded with satisfaction.

The soldiers lined up in front of the windows of the various dishes, and many of the people who rushed to the front had already taken their seats and began to eat.

The room was filled with the chatter of soldiers and the clashing of knives and forks with dishes.

Bandak took the other two to sit down in an empty seat in the corner.

"Lord, please wait." Bandak said. After saying that, he glanced at Adunis and walked to the back kitchen.

Kant nodded in response, and waited quietly in his place.

Adunis was asked by Bandak to stay with the lord, and he fidgeted at the strange situation.

Kant looked around the restaurant, pointed to the long line in a corner on the right-hand side and asked, "What are those soldiers doing in line?" ”

Adunis followed Kant's gesture and looked up, and after seeing the situation clearly, he replied, "It's a place for beer, and it's quite popular among the warriors." ”

"Beer?" Kant questioned.

"Yes. Beer made from fresh wheat brought in from Cumberland. It was only a few months ago that it began to be offered in the barracks. Yadonis explained.

"Sounds pretty good. Can you please make me a drink? Kant asked.

"Absolutely." Adunis listened to the lord's words, and immediately got up and went to follow the long line.

Kant seemed to have a powerful aura around him, which continued even in the spare time of the meal.

Adunis walked behind the soldiers in line and breathed a sigh of relief.