The dwarf craftsmen were silent for a moment after the little girl spoke.

Then there was a lot of noise, until they got into the carriage, which made the whole carriage very noisy.

Kant glanced at the girl sitting in the front row, and continued to talk to her, "What's your name?" Is it their leader? ”

"Well, my name is Vivien." The girl said timidly.

"Don't always talk to little Vivien." The gnome sitting in the back interjected.

"Why?" The gnome, who was sitting next to him, asked.

"Because she's going to get angry."

"I guess she's just going to be angry with you."

"Wrong, you're wrong. She's a stubborn and weird guy. ”

"That's because you provoked her temper......"

The two gnomes argued, and the red hair on the top of their heads seemed to grow even redder. It's like a maple leaf in autumn.

Kant shook his head and looked at Vivien, seeing that her face seemed to be red all the time, not knowing if it was because of nervousness or what.

Thinking that this team leader was quite special, he didn't take the initiative to say anything.

When they arrived at Cumberland, the dwarf craftsmen crowded out of the car, startling the peasants who were resting in the fields.

It was also the first time they had seen a human race other than Dehrem on such an occasion.

Kant took the group to the arranged quarters, wanting them to rest for a night. Work from tomorrow.

However, after hearing his plan, all the dwarf craftsmen, represented by the leader, raised their objections.

"We want to start working right away." Vivien said as she stood at the head of the line.

"Why? If you're new here, you should take some time to familiarize yourself with the water and environment. Kant spoke his mind.

"Our country is about to move, and we need to hurry back." Vivien explained.

"Moving? Are you going to move the whole dwarf country? Kant asked with a look of surprise.

"Yes, we move every half century."

"Why? Is there any reason? Kant wondered.

"No, I just don't want to be in the same place for too long."

Kant recalled hearing that the dwarfs had such a habit before. At that time, I was also shocked when I found out. After thinking for a while, Kant asked, "So you still have to hurry back to help?" ”

Vivien, along with the gnome craftsmen behind her, nodded in unison.

"Alright then, I'll go get the drawings. You go to the construction site with someone first. Kant said to everyone. Turned around and left the place.

His subordinates led everyone to the site of the initial survey.

By the time Kant reached the shore, he heard the clash of steel from afar.

Then I saw a group of dwarf craftsmen working with various tools to cut the base materials stacked under the tarpaulin into the shape of a single strip.

"You're going to start working here?" Kant asked aloud.

"These are the basics. This is where all our projects begin. All the dwarf craftsmen were toiling in, and only Vivien, who stood idly, answered Kant's question.

Kant stepped forward and asked as he handed her the drawings, "Is Miss Vivien in charge of the commander-in-chief?" ”

"I don't participate only because my hands have been injured, and the hands of the gnomes are a gift from God. Without these hands, it would be impossible to complete the perfect work. How could I possibly ruin everyone's hard work? Vivien explained with a smile.

"I see," Kant replied apologetically, "I believe that Vivien would be very good as a conductor, and this project will trouble you." ”

"Thank you, leave it to us. Do not worry. Vivien took the drawings.

Kant hesitated for a moment, then said goodbye and left.

I have heard the advice of the foreign minister that when the dwarf people are building a project, they must not interfere on the way.

Now it seems that they do have such a habit.

I don't have to worry about it anymore.

Hopefully, you can end up with a finished product in good condition.

Two months later, Cumberland's agriculture and animal husbandry have begun to bear fruit. After being processed into a wide variety of finished products, the first commodities exported by Cumberland have been catalogued.

Construction of the North Shore Harbour has also peaked, with it expected to be completed by August.

These days, although the dwarf craftsmen are always busy with the construction site in the morning and returning late, they are also familiar with the people who take care of their daily life and food.

After understanding, Kant learned that the dwarf people not only have first-class construction skills, but are also good at singing and dancing. In particular, the dances they choreographed and created themselves were simply fun and beautiful. To Kant's surprise.

However, Kant had only seen it once, because he had been going back and forth between the Elven Kingdom and Cumberland recently because of the affairs of the North Market. More time is spent in the carriage than in bed.

But under such hard work, there is still no progress in the market.

Because the nomads in the mountains did not listen to the official persuasion at all, it seems that the lazy nature of the elves is really deep in the bone marrow.

Not only that, but the point is that the elven king said at the beginning that he would fully support the project, but now when Kant proposes to use real power to make the displaced people bend their backs. The attitude of the Imperial Palace has not been clear.

The vagueness without giving a final explanation really bothered Kandrau.

On his third trip to the main city of the Elven Kingdom, Kant finally met the Elven King.

"Long time no see, General Kant." The Elf King greeted.

"I've always wanted to see you, but I just didn't." Kant said.

"I heard from the attendant, you are also here for the sake of the displaced people in the mountains?" The Elven King avoided Kant's gaze and asked.

"Yes, I would like to ask Your Highness to assist me. Let the displaced people in the mountains agree to the planning of this market. Kant said bluntly.

"Of course I will practice what I said. It's just that General Kant, can't you think of any other way? The Elven King hesitated and spoke.

"Your Highness, you must know more about the temperament of the people of the Elven Kingdom than I do. For someone of any other race, I really can't think of any other way. Kant said word for word.

The bitterness of being helpless since today has been held back in my heart, and the tone of my voice at this time is also more straightforward.

"It's just that since I came to power. No decisions have been made that affect people's livelihoods. I wonder what the effect will be this time...? ”

"Your Highness doesn't try, and the result is certainly unexpected. It's just that I'm worried that Your Highness will live up to the Foreign Secretary's enthusiasm and kindness. Kant explained from another angle.

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