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Hikaru suddenly asked, "Does it take so many people to work in the mine?"
Anno shook his head: "No, that's the minimum number of workers needed. Not to mention the labor used to transport the mined resources back to the territory."
"After the resources are transported to the territory, we also need labor and tools to start refining minerals and processing them into useful tools."
"The number of employees needed for this is a huge number."
Hikaru nodded when he heard that, he remembered mining on Earth. It was extremely dangerous work but it was also extremely important.
Thanks to mining, people could come into contact with minerals, metals or many other things.
However, the process of processing those raw materials is also extremely complicated. Hikaru didn't know how the process of processing raw materials on Earth worked because when he lived on Earth, he had never been exposed to it.
So he didn't know how raw mineral processing in this world worked.
"Do you know how to process raw materials?"
Anno shook her head at that: "I don't know, but I think the Dwarves will know because they are experts in this area."
Hikaru felt overjoyed, it seemed that the use of the Dwarves in the construction of the territory was enormous.
"Um… then we need to allocate more work to them." Hikaru said while thinking, he didn't need to directly distribute the work to the Dwarves, he just needed to tell Amdoc and he would distribute it.
That's right, Amdoc is the village chief of the Dwarves, his ability to direct the dwarves is also very good. With his support, Hikaru could safely entrust these important matters to Amdoc.
At this point, Hikaru continued, "If the number of people needed to mine minerals is as much as you say, even 4,000 mixed-blooded people coming to this place won't be enough to replenish the manpower."
Anno nodded: "That's right. That's also why I've developed a plan to make it easier for you to use your manpower. Ah! My mother also participated in the formulation of this plan."
Hikaru smiled at that: "Um… I know. Don't worry, I didn't forget everyone, you don't have to worry about that."
Anno also smiled and nodded, she certainly didn't think that Hikaru would think that Selvih was a useless person.
Anno just wanted to remind Hikaru that everyone was working hard, especially Selvih, she was also trying to help him build this territory.
"Um… this is a plan that can help you manage the population and show you which resources to mine first. However, I think you should meet Selvih so we can discuss it more clearly, hehehe…"
Anno said while smiling, Hikaru of course knew what she was thinking. He just smiled and patted Anno's head. Then he said: "Um… I know. Ah! Have you fully charged the Lucky Dice's energy?"
When Anno heard Hikaru she just shook her head: "Haizz, I tried my best but it seems that it would take a while to charge as I have only charged 1/10 of its mana."
"I estimate that it would take me about 45-60 days to recharge the Lucky Dice with luck energy, that means it would take about 2 months."
Hikaru heard that and sighed. When Anno saw this she was confused so she asked: "Kiki, do you need to use the Lucky Dice?"
"Um… I have already spent 1?2 of my Soul Points."
"Heh?! you have spent 1?2 of the Soul Points we received earlier? You mean… 5,000 trillion Soul Points?"
Hikaru forced a shy smile, as he nodded and said, "Yes."
Anno was so surprised that she turned her head to look at him. Hikaru also felt extremely embarrassed, the evolution skill required too many Soul Points anyway, that's why he spent so many Soul Points.
In fact, even if he possessed 100 trillion Soul Points, he would use it up quickly.
Anno shook her head and smiled: "No, I don't mean to blame you. I know you have a reason for using so many Soul Points."
Hikaru nodded: "Yes, I have a skill that can help others evolve, I can even evolve things thanks to that skill."
"However, to use that skill I need to spend a lot of Soul Points. The number of Soul Points I have used is immense, but the results are also amazing."
Anno smiled: "Kiki, do you trust me enough to tell me this secret?"
Hikaru said, "Of course I trust you. Not only you but also Selvih, Tsuraguki, Saraya, Fellea, they all know this secret. You are the ones I trust the most."
"Even if you know, it's okay."
Anno felt very happy she leaned her back against his chest, feeling his warmth and masculine breath she said: "Don't worry, I understand, I also guessed you possess a skill. Just like that."
Hikaru didn't feel surprised hearing that either. His women were all very smart, he knew they had guessed what kind of skill he had.
"But you can't tell anyone other than us either. This is a terrible skill, if information about it is revealed, the whole world will become your enemy."
Hikaru nodded: "Don't worry, I'm not that stupid either."
Anno felt relieved: "Um… but right now I don't have many Soul Points for you either. The 5 trillion Soul Points you gave me are in the treasury of the territory."
Hikaru shook his head: "Don't worry, I was just asking if the Lucky Dice is fully charged. Anyway, I don't need to use that skill for the time being, my remaining 5 trillion Soul Points are enough for me to use until you recharge the Lucky Dice."
"So… w
Are there any other problems?"
Anno went on to open another scroll and said: "There are other problems, but the most troublesome one is that 300 Players in the unofficial residential area are asking us for food."
"Although there were small protests that were stopped by the police, the players seemed to have run out of food. They started going out to hunt in groups, but most of them never came back."
Hearing that, Hikaru felt that the Players in his domain seemed to be unable to bear it any longer.
After all, they were weak Players whose territory had been taken over by strong Players, thus becoming wild Players.
Their power was not great, so when they left the territory, it also meant that they were going to face death.
Once they leave his territory, those Players must not only face the fog and mist monsters, but they must also face the threat of other players.
But Hikaru also couldn't raise those Players forever. Nor could he distribute food and raise them like pigs.
"Anno, are the staff in the Quest Hall ready yet?"
Anno nodded: "Already prepared, however, there is a problem and it's that we need the policing department to help manage the Quest Hall and Guild Hall."
"Those places are where players and adventurers meet. If a conflict occurs and violence is used, then there needs to be a policing team to intervene."
Hikaru rubbed his chin and said, "Um… you're right. I will send people from the security team to protect the special facilities."
"I need the Quest Hall and Guild to open as soon as possible. Have you prepared the quest information as well as the level of rewards?"
"Um!" Anno nodded and said, "It's ready."
Anno said as she showed Hikaru a scroll, inside was a list of the basic quests and rewards that a player could get.
Of course, the rewards inside include Tipoints and some food to help the Players live in the territory stably.
Currently, he was considering whether to add the bonus of attribute points to these quests. If he adds that reward, who would distribute the reward?
Anno then spoke up: "Kiki, it's good that you suggested that we reward the players with attribute points. I've been thinking about that, too."
"Oh! Do you have any suggestions? I'm having a hard time figuring out how to best add that reward."
"Um… I thought about that too. That's why, I think the best way is to have the employees distribute those rewards in a form based on the difficulty of the task."
Hikaru was filled with interest when he heard that, so he said, "explain It clearly."
Anno nodded, she said with a smile: "Um… in fact, my mother and I discussed this as well. It would be too unfair to just let the players have a chance to get attribute points."
"Because of that, we think that any citizen in our territory is entitled to receive attribute points, especially those who live in the official residential area and possess an ID card."
"For Players or adventurers, they will get extra attribute points depending on the quest they complete."
"The higher the difficulty of the quest, the more attribute points they will receive."
"For adventurers or players who have become full-fledged residents of the territory, they will receive an additional 20% of the attribute points they received."
"This attribute point will be provided by you to the Rune stored in the Quest Hall, after which the employees there will transfer it to the Players and adventurers via the adventurer ID card."
"For the official residents of this territory, they can get attribute points through work. Those with high productivity who achieve the target we set will all receive additional attribute points as a reward."
"Thus, everywhere will be equal. Those who work hard will receive more resources for development."
"If someone doesn't work, they will become weaker and weaker than everyone else. Even those people will have a lower lifespan than those who receive attribute points."
"However, I believe no one wants their own life expectancy to be short. Everyone wants to live longer, so they will work harder."
Hearing that, Hikaru nodded. It seemed like Selvih and Anno's plan was perfect, so he didn't need to fix anything.
Like that… he just had to wait for the Quest Hall to open and go into operation, the attribute points he was storing could become useful.
However, he ran into a problem that he needed to generate more attribute points to supply to all the inhabitants of this territory.
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