>>5413076>>5413097>>5413124>>5413141The last week have been pretty boring. Thankfully, Hector's battle and interaction with lots of interesting people kept your mind a bit occupied, as you had to fly every day the carpenter in and then out for letting him working with <span class="mu-g">Verthicha</span> on the new houses, including a bakery with an external kitchen - as he said, sooner or later kitchen caught fire, better for it to not touch the house.
>Griffinmount can now bake breadWhile the carpenter and your brother were working, you bonded more with your new villagers. First thing first, you have at your disposition two men and a woman, young, physically fit, and ready to learn how to defend themself. However, you risk losing precious manpower.
>What will your strategy regarding human ressources be?>Full military : food can be looted on your defeated opponent after all>Knight system : raise a knight for twenty farmers. Choose the worthy commoner to fit with a tourney or something? Stronger units.>Reservist system : everybody will learn to man weapon and will train few hours a week. Weaker units.Good thing about the everyday two-flights to the village is the lot of opportunities to interact with them. That's why you choose to make the trips anyway. You make sure to pay the carpenter's salary every evening when landing - one gold coin, a correct salary you think - and give a word or two to what you still consider being "your archers".
>Double success : you're pretty confident that you can mobilize them in case of need; they won't come and guard for now as it is Harvest season and all hands are needed in fields. 