Chapter 937
My Empire Chapter 937
2020-11-03
Chapter 937 939 Look at you"I don't intend to give up the people of these areas, in fact I never want to give up Anyone," Chris stretched out to his minister on the morning of second day.
After his opening remarks, he turned the subject to Elf Race's grain production: "Because of Elf Race's help, the grain harvest area of the Alanhill Empire has never been higher."
After the Elf Race was included, a large number of Elf Race magicians began to help the Alanhill Empire reclaim the land.
These magicians are friendly to nature and will use the magic of nature, which can naturally make food grow faster and better.
With the help of these magicians of Elf Race who are too "ang expensive" for the human world, a lot of Alanhill Empire farmland can be matured five times a year.
As a result, the harvest of the Alanhill Empire is almost inevitable. With a large amount of grain and sufficient meat products provided on the grasslands, the population of the Alanhill Empire is growing extremely fast, and as it should be by rights.
Hearing Chris say this, Alves couldn't help but sighed: "This is natural, since ancient times, no empire has let magicians, especially magicians of Elf Race, engage in such 'lowness'. ' work."
Before the Empire of Alanhill, no empire of men could have the noble Elf Race condescending to help -- not even in war, even more how to farm...
p>Therefore, before the Alanhill Empire, there was no whimsical plan of the Human Empire to use Elf Race magician to solve the problem of human beings' own food.
"Lowness? What are you kidding? Solving the food problem, how can it be called a lowly job?" Chris asked subconsciously when he heard Alves' comments.
He always felt that solving the food problem of the people was one of the important reasons for the rise of the Alanhill Empire.
Therefore, he said sternly: "It is precisely because of the magic of Elf Race, as well as the extensive use of chemical fertilizers and the cultivation of genetically better food varieties...our food can be so abundant."
"Your Majesty, you are right, solving the problem of eating is something that many empires can't do." Alves glanced at Dez, then explained: "But, in the past, even if Some people starved to death, and no empire would be willing to mobilize so many magicians to participate in the work of farming..."
"magicians used to be a powerful battle strength and an irreplaceable powerhouse... ...until, until the Alanhill Empire appeared." He talked about the situation before the Alanhill Empire appeared, like a teacher.
Then, he paused and continued: "Actually, the emergence of the Alanhill Empire has changed many things. For example, Floating Void City used to be a first-line battle strength, but now it is mostly used in transportation."
After giving an example, he summed up his speech: "Only Alanhill uses magician and Floating Void City to the second line because of his strong first-line battle strength..."
Chris has his own understanding of the precious wealth of these magical civilizations: "You are reckless waste of natural resources, holding Baoshan to starve to death... Use these magics to solve the problem of eating, solve the problem of transportation, and promote the development of society. Isn't it good for development? We have to use these things in war..."
"With sufficient food and sufficient transportation capacity, we can do many things." He What is important is the improvement and assistance of magic to the Alanhill Empire as a whole, and the battle strength of magic itself is actually snort disdainfully.
No way, in addition to Dragon King and Andrea and other super magicians, other magicians can't pose a big enough threat to the Alanhill Empire.
In the face of nuclear weapons and space-based weapons, even the most powerful magician in this world is as immature as a baby.
After possessing an absolute advantage in martial power, Chris really lacks enough reverence for the war potential of magical civilization.
In fact, many of the high-level generals of the Alanhill Empire had similar attitudes toward magic. They all think that magic is a flashy thing, and the real solution to the problem is to look at the aircraft cannon...
"For example, now!" Handed it to Dez and Alves, the two prime ministers.
Yesterday, after Chris and Alves formulated the strategy of giving up part of the area, they set up today's meeting. Chris made a plan overnight last night. Alves' plan is much better.
Alves took over the plan from Chris and read it carefully.
Then he lifts the head in a stunned manner, staring at Chris with shocked eyes, before saying, "Your Majesty, you, are you serious?"
Dez also put down the plan in his hand at this time, but his expression was very calm and calm.
He only coughed and sorted out his thoughts before he said, "Your Majesty, the migration of 200 million civilians is not cheap..."
"We have food. , also has the capacity, I think it shouldn't be too difficult." Chris looked towards Dez with a smile, insisting on his own point of view.
"Then I'll prepare." Dez did not reject Chris, but directly agreed to the plan.
"This...isn't...it's settled?" Alves obviously hadn't adapted to such a rhythm, and asked in disbelief.
"Your Majesty's plan is already detailed, isn't it?" Dez instead looked towards Alves in surprise: "Lord Alves, didn't you see the specific transfer later? Arrangements?"
"Look, look." Alves nodded, then wanted to say a few more words. But he found that he really had nothing to say, because although the plan seemed very complicated, it was not difficult for the Alanhill Empire, or for Chris to implement it.
Moreover, he has errands now, so he shouldn't bother about it anymore: he is now the grand consul of the Bamyhir special economic zone, and he will go south tomorrow.
"This plan is actually for you." Dez said to Alves with a smile: "In a few months, you will have at least twice as many people as you do now. !"
"How to get these people to have jobs, so that they can all contribute to building this country. It's up to you." Chris also looked at Alves, said with a smile .
(end of this chapter)