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As soon as the city gate opened, Felisa left Cliff City.

When I ran home on horseback, it was almost time for lunch.

When Mrs. Wuming saw her daughter suddenly appearing in front of her eyes, she didn't come back to her senses: "Why are you back?"

"This is my home, why can't I come back?" Felisa said strangely.

"Why are you at this time..." Mrs. Wuming stopped talking halfway through, "Anyway, go back quickly."

"I know, the war is about to start," Felisa said, stepping forward to put her arms around her mother, "I came back because of this."

Hearing what she said, Mrs. Wuming became even more angry. She raised her hand and slapped Feilisa on the shoulder twice: "Since you know, come back!"

"What's the big deal," Felisa said nonchalantly, "Isn't the war still going on? I don't worry about you. I have to come back and have a look."

"I have nothing to worry about," Mrs. Wuming sighed. "This territory is all my responsibility. I have thought about it thousands of times in my heart. I have been preparing for this war for a long time."

"Okay, I'm back," Felisa said coquettishly, "Just let me stay at home for a few days."

Mrs. Wuming had nothing to do with her, so she complied helplessly, but also emphasized: "You are only allowed to stay for three days, and you will return to Cliff City after three days."

The three days were about the same as she expected, so she didn't say anything more, took a bath and changed clothes comfortably and stayed at home.

"It's better to stay at home." She was drying her hair in the garden, and couldn't help sighing, "I don't even want to go back to Cliff City."

Susan heard Felisa's sigh, and nodded her forehead: "Don't say such things again, or Madam will be angry again."

Felisa raised her head and smiled at Susan: "Don't complain to your mother."

Susan stroked Felisa's hair and sighed heavily: "My silly lady, get out of here quickly, this is not a good place."

Felisa shook her head: "But this is where I grew up."

Susan sneered: "This is still the place where I grew up, and I don't have any memory of it."

If she hadn't been unable to leave, she would have left long ago.

This small town, even if it is called a small town, is just a collection of sparse villages and towns, and those who can leave will leave long ago.

The civilians left behind have no property at all, the only valuable thing is the land in their hands, but no one buys this land, and what no one buys has any value at all.

Without money, of course you can't go anywhere.

What's more, if you go to other places and meet a nobleman who is not a commoner, it is really a waste of money and money. If you stay in your hometown, at least the nameless baron and the nameless lady will not squeeze them too much, and life can continue Pass.

Stay here, but there is nowhere to go.

Felisa closed her eyes and sighed in her heart. In such a small border town, there are not many products and no good scenery. The most important thing is that it may face the invasion of demons at any time.

But this small town is an important pass, otherwise it wouldn't have to be guarded.

"This war is over, I will find a way," Felisa said, her tone was soft but firm, "There is always a way."

She can't just watch the hometown where she grew up continue to decline like this.

"What can I do?" She was patted on the head, she opened her eyes, and saw her mother standing in front of her, holding a blanket in her hand, with a slight anger in her eyes.

"Mother." Felisa sat up awkwardly and called out flatteringly.

The Unnamed Madam threw the blanket on Felisa's head, and said angrily, "After you return to Cliff City, don't worry about the affairs here."

Felisa took off the blanket covering her face, wrapped herself up, and looked up at her mother: "Don't you want the people in the territory to become rich, and they will give back to you when they live well."

"The next lord is not you," Mrs. Wuming said flatly, "so don't give up your mind."

Felisa smiled, but didn't answer.

Mrs. Wuming just came down to deliver a blanket to her daughter. She still had a lot of other things to do, so she left after speaking.

Susan sighed: "Miss, listen to Madam and don't come back."

"What you want to do, the madam and the baron have long wanted to do, but it's useless, useless."

Listening to Susan's nagging, Felisa couldn't help but sighed.

Yes, my mother has long thought of various methods, but most of them are limited to ideas, and cannot even be implemented.

Because of lack of people and money.

In this border town of theirs, in order to prevent the invasion of the demons, the strong laborers formed a patrol team, wandering around with her father every two days, and guarded against the smuggling of the demons. Weak women and children can only guarantee their own living needs at most, and have no spare energy to do other things.

But who is Felisa, her vision is not comparable to that of ordinary people.

"Manpower can be replaced by technology. It takes us a day and a night to walk to Cliff City, but it only takes half a day to ride a horse. If there are tools, less manpower is not a problem."

However, Susan called Felisa back with just one sentence: "How can there be such a thing, even if there is, how can there be money to buy it?"

Why there is no such thing, it is nothing more than not invented, but this invention is indeed a waste of money, the people in their territory can neither make it nor have money.

It is still necessary to get rich first and then get rich later.

"I'll go back this time and bring a few children back to Cliff City. They will be around 12 to 15 years old."

As for the civilians in the territory, Felisa can call them at will, even if they take their lives for fun.

Of course, Felisa would not do such a thing.

Susan did not hesitate: "Of course, you can take all the children away."

She had heard from Mrs. Unknown that Felisa had a great career in Cliff City. She didn't quite understand what kind of school or hospital it was, but this did not prevent her from knowing that Felisa was very powerful.

Those teenagers are lucky to be able to work with Felisa.

"Let's try taking a few away first," Felisa shook her head. "The reason for choosing teenagers between the ages of 12 and 15 is that they can take care of themselves."

She has no time to control those teenagers, she can only let them take care of themselves, so she won't want one who is too young.

She can waive tuition fees for these teenagers and provide a place to stay, but living in Cliff City is not only about a place to live, but also food and clothing, all of which require money.

Felisa doesn't plan to raise them, things that are too easy to get will not be cherished, and Felisa still knows the truth about how kindness and feud are fought against each other.

But she can provide jobs for those teenagers. After all, she is also a well-known person in Cliff City. It should not be difficult to find jobs for a few teenagers.

While thinking, Felisa's eyes drooped.

Sleepy.