"Now, I'll talk about the composition of this department and the tasks you need to undertake. Remember it well."
Although Caesar was not the orthodox Black Dragon, his ideas and methods of doing things could still be categorized as an evil dragon. Therefore, he did not care about the living conditions of the people under his rule. Apart from removing the mask of hypocrisy, whether it was the lives of the Blackwing people or the people of the Northern Lands, it was not particularly important to him.
The reason why the Black Dragon Emperor wanted to do this was firstly to ensure the logistical supply of the future war machine of the Blackwing Empire, and secondly to make up for a strong political system that knew the situation of the territory and the people like the back of his hand.
Of course, in order to better protect his rule, the Black Dragon did not mind making the lives of the people of the Northern Lands better so that he could gain the wholehearted support of the people of the Northern Lands.
"Carefully check the black-shirted people under your command and choose those who were born as serfs with good qualifications to join the logistics control department and work together with the leader of the Pavle. At the same time, find a few literate scribes to be in charge of recording and statistics.
These tasks should require a lot of manpower, but they must be qualified. "
Caesar said. What gave him a headache was that most of the people of the lower class in this world were illiterate, creating a huge hidden obstacle for him to implement his policies.
In this way, he also had to consider whether there was a need for widespread education in the future. This was especially important because in the long term education process, he could brainwash the people of the Northern Lands like the Gray Man Ma Clan and the hostage nobles.
The lifespan of humans was generally not long. Under the forceful implementation of the Royal Court, it should only take a hundred years to fully complete the cleansing work.
These could be discussed after the establishment of the Blackwing Empire. For the time being, back to the problem of logistics deployment, Caesar did not care if Hogg had finished digesting the information and continued, "When farming, there will inevitably be situations where the level of the farmers is uneven due to their experience, skills, and subjective wishes. For example, the depth of the soil, the density of the sowing, the cycle of the crop … will all be different."
"But it doesn't matter. I don't expect the planting to produce much food for the Empire in the early stages, but this is an excellent opportunity for observation. Let the logistics department divide each group of serfs into independent areas, number them, and record every step of their farming. For example, the work I just mentioned needs to be recorded in detail."
In truth, Caesar did not know much about planting crops, but that did not stop him from coming up with the best plan based on the way he thought in his previous life. The Black Dragon in the Other World knew how to carry out experiments and how to explore and improve.
"Your Majesty, do you want a detailed record so that you can compare them in the future?"
Hogg had a brain that was far superior to that of ordinary Jackalans, so he quickly figured out the crux of the matter.
Caesar nodded in satisfaction. "That's right. This is the reason why the logistics department was established. It's also the most important thing for them at this stage. Among the countless serfs' planting methods, I need the logistics department to find the most suitable one for the North, record it, and then promote and guide it."
"Oh, right."
As he spoke, the Black Dragon Emperor turned his head to the wyvern leader who was quietly waiting at the side. "From now on, strictly prohibit the trade of food in the territory. No matter if it's serfs, citizens, or nobles, no food is allowed to come and go. This is the exclusive project of the Imperial Court."
After the Black Dragon Emperor woke up, he hanged and killed a large number of old nobles. The nobles who were unwilling to contribute and obstructed him were all dealt with and viciously retaliated against. As for the remaining ones, Caesar did not need to use force anymore. As the Imperial Court cut down their authority again and again, even if they did not touch the old nobles, they would be slowly played to death.
After settling this matter, Caesar waited for the two clan leaders to leave before he slept for a while. Then, he headed towards the spellcaster team to check on the progress of their research on Garen and Blackshia.
The spellcasters were highly valued by the Black Dragon Emperor. At the same time, they were also given a very large degree of preferential treatment. The experimental area was not anywhere near the border with the outside world. It was buried under the Blackwing Palace and was built by the ankhegs.
After nearly ten years of renovation and transformation, this research area had become so large that Caesar could freely walk out. The underground dark room that was initially only twenty meters square had become an underground space with a diameter of a few hundred meters. It was deeply rooted in the ground and was divided into several levels of platforms.
At the bottom of the underground research institute was a winding secret room. In it, there was an unstable magic node that was discovered by the ankhegs when they were building the underground space.
It seemed to be a new, unexcavated passage that led to the Underdark. However, Caesar did not seem to intend to open it up at this stage.
Being underground did not mean that the surroundings were pitch black. Wizards had many requirements for their living environment. This place was densely covered with simple and useful effective magic to provide a moderate temperature and light source for the underground environment.
On the huge mithril metal platform in the middle, many spellcasters surrounded Blakesia, who had fallen into a half-asleep state, and whispered to each other.
"How is it?"
Caesar walked down from the passage. He did not have high expectations at first. In his plan, this was just a symbolic beginning for the research team. However, looking at these spellcasters, they seemed to be working seriously and trying their best to solve the problem of Blakesia's body.
As for the specifics, he would have to ask to know.
"This female Black Dragon said that she had given up her faith in the Dragon Mother and stopped praying day and night. Since then, she could no longer feel the gift and weak link from the Evil Dragon Mother. The relationship between the two has been severed."
The half-lich in charge of this matter walked over and bowed to Caesar. Then he said, "But we used different spells to do a comprehensive check on her. Under the situation where Blakesia's subjective will did not resist, we still found something that could not be identified. It's probably in this position …"
Leon pointed at the female dragon's heart, the soul fire in his eye sockets flashing. "It turns out that the Evil Dragon Mother still has something left in their bodies. According to what I know about the gods and believers, as long as the Five-Headed Dragon Queen is willing, she can still control and influence them at any time."
"Is there a solution?"
"This … is very difficult."
Leon rubbed his head. "We lack the knowledge to deal with this kind of thing. If we want to forcibly remove the legacy of a god, we need at least the magic power of a Legendary master, and it will attract the attention of the gods."
The twelve-meter-long female dragon's body was flowing with elements that had already materialized. This was not her own power, but the spell effects of these spellcasters. Just discovering the problem of the hidden divinity had already consumed all of the spellcaster team's energy for this period of time.
Further detailed operations would consume a lot of effort from these spellcasters.
After all, the most powerful spellcaster here was only the half-lich Leon. He did not even have a Legendary, and the level of knowledge reserves was completely insufficient.
The price and energy to cross the river by feeling the stones was indescribable.