The news of the establishment of the Calradia Empire naturally spread throughout the Nalun Desert and the coast where the Elf Kingdom is located.
The Elf King sent over a dozen boxes of congratulatory gifts and a greeting letter.
Cumberland and Durandal also sent congratulatory letters.
At this time, Kant is busy transferring personnel from the main city to the local area.
The current city capacity of Cumberland has increased dozens of times, and it is almost time to select the second batch of expatriate residents.
Kant consulted with Kerak, the minister in charge of household registration.
Before Calek was announced to the palace, Kant gave him the report sent by Cumberland for him to read.
After reading it, Kellek said to Kant: "The development of Cumberland is really changing with each passing day. It seems that the local officials have come up with many good ideas about local policies."
"Well, but the first batch of relocated people is only for the experimental stage. Now according to the situation, it should be possible to start the second batch of recruitment." Kant asked Calek for his opinion.
"It can be started, but considering the environment in the city. I don't know how many people are willing to move to Cumberland." Calek worried.
"Let's publish the list first and see the results. Even if the number is reached, it is necessary to call out suitable candidates according to the age group." Kant instructed.
"Yes, lord," Calek responded.
The next day, news of the second recruitment spread in Dherim.
Generally speaking, there are still many people who come to the household registration management office to register with their families. But the reaction of the merchant portals in the city to this matter was relatively cold.
Although the prospect of the free trade market is very good, if they squeeze in as the second batch of merchants, they will not be able to find anything delicious.
As the main city of the political center, Dherim has managed to gain a firm foothold here, so why bother going to another place to make a fresh start.
Most of the people who signed up are from agriculture and industry, and there are some logistics practitioners: most of these people usually shuttle between the farmland and the market, and there are businesses they are familiar with in Deherimid. connections, so for them, this relocation edict may be regarded as a rare opportunity.
Kellek was in charge of the final intelligence compilation, after reviewing the submitted letters one by one. The list of people involved in the situation was also reported to Kant.
"Among the more than 6,000 people, 1,580 people were selected. The selected people should feel very lucky." Kant looked at the data list at the end of the list and said.
"It seems that I did worry too much before, I'm really ashamed." Calek said shyly.
"Perhaps for Cumberland, this is also the upper limit of the number of people that can be carried within the territory." Kant said to Calek while turning the page: "The choice is very good."
"Thank you Lord for your compliment." Calek bowed and saluted.
"Let's arrange it according to this report. It's just the change of household registration of so many people: I will trouble you and your subordinates again." Kant handed the report back to Calek and ordered.
"Duty." Calek took the report humbly, and continued: "This matter requires the assistance of Cumberland officials, and we will hand over the new summary to the lord as soon as possible."
"Yes." Kant nodded in response.
Under Calek's arrangement, the selected residents received an official reply and began to prepare for the migration according to the previous procedures.
The departure of one or two thousand people is not a big change for Dherim.
Under the formation of firecrackers and fireworks, this group of people was sent away.
Dherim was back to normal.
It's just that everyone is looking for a new person to replace the person who left.
Take the imperial court as an example: there were three or four officials who came to Kant to apply for transfer to Cumberland.
As long as they have performed well since taking office, Kant respected their personal development aspirations and did not force them to stay.
After the next batch of documents was handed over to the official envoy, he entrusted the matter.
Half a month passed, and the soldiers who had been stationed in Durandal for half a year finally ushered in their first vacation.
When he returned to Dherim, Kant did not go to pick him up, but asked Bundak to help him greet him.
After the soldiers returned to the barracks to put down all the supplies belonging to the army, they returned to their respective homes.
The vacation lasted about fifteen days, and after fifteen days, they would return to the barracks. As for whether to train in the army or be sent to Durandal for the second time, it needs to be decided according to the situation at that time.
At the head of this band was Yadonis, who also returned to Dehrim.
Knowing everyone's homesickness, Yadonis did not arrange any gathering, so he ordered the disbandment of the returning team in the barracks.
After the troops were disbanded, Yadonis went to the palace with the news from Durandal.
"Lord." Yadonis greeted.
"Why are you here?" Kant raised his head from the copywriting and asked.
"I'm here to submit the report." Yadonis bowed and handed the report to Kant.
"These things can be done by the courier." Kant said after finishing the copy.
"Master Messenger is busy running back and forth in the desert. It is really hard work. Taking advantage of our return trip, I will take over his task and settle him in Durandal to let him have a good rest. I hope the lord will not blame him." Yadu Nice explained cautiously.
"The weather in the desert is really unpredictable recently." Kant nodded slightly: "You haven't returned to Dherim for half a year. Now that you are returning to the city, you have to come to this palace again. It is really troublesome for you I have accepted this report, you should hurry home and see your relatives and children."
"Thank you Lord." Yadonis said gratefully.
After saying goodbye, he withdrew from the Senate Hall.
Kant sat back in his original position, picked up the text on Durandal's reference, and read it.
Unknowingly, the sky outside the window has completely darkened.
"Lord, it's time for your dinner." The guard beside him couldn't help reminding.
"Well, you all go to dinner. I'll finish reading this part of the copy, and then have dinner." Kant still didn't leave the text, and ordered with his brows furrowed.
The guards on the side heard what Kant said, and consciously did not say anything more. Instead, he stood quietly and waited.
After half an hour, Kant finally stood up from the desk and handed over the revised copy to the attendant.
Slowly cross to the dining table in the side hall and sit down.
A team of attendants came in from the door carrying dishes and placed them on the table.
The back kitchen has distributed all the dishes that were originally prepared, which were re-made not long ago.
Kant shook his head when he heard the news: It seems that in the future, he still has to find someone to discuss with the back kitchen, and don't prepare dinner for himself too early.
(end of this chapter)