Don’t raise unruly people in extreme cold weather

Chapter 174 The conditions between the two

"Your Majesty, I don't think it's appropriate to simply recruit people to go there." Robert looked a little reserved and hesitated before admonishing Purficott: "The North is now very poor. What we need is a large number of professional talents and talents. Skilled workers and ordinary people are not suitable to survive in the current environment in the north."

Robert, who had been to the North once before, was deeply impressed by the wind and snow in the North. Although he did not stay long, he could still deeply understand that if there were not enough warm houses, sufficient fuel and food supplies, let alone Ordinary people, even rigorously trained soldiers or extraordinary beings would find it difficult to survive in the extremely cold environment in the north.

If we just send those who can't survive in the empire to the colonies like we did in the past, and then let them cultivate the wasteland on their own, eight out of ten will freeze to death in the wilderness of the north.

Therefore, Robert felt that even if it was just recruiting people to go to the northern border to reclaim the wasteland, there should be certain screening, rather than blindly recruiting everyone.

But regarding this point, Purficott waved his hands indifferently and said, "That's your business. I said, you go recruit people to go to the north. As for what you recruited, People, I don’t care what method they use to recruit them.

Even if you are just doing human smuggling, importing black pallu from Heizhou to the north, as long as you don’t need me to pay, I’ll do whatever you want!

Of course, those black palu must be managed well. I don’t want all the streets in the north to be filled with black palu in the future. Their reproductive ability is too strong and they are very happy to give birth. This is not good. "

In this world, the same thing as the Palu trade in the original world naturally happened. In order to plunder and colonize, the early colonists plundered a large number of Palu from the Black Continent and sold them to the New World colonies to serve as labor force for colonial development.

However, in the mainland of the empire, this kind of slave trade is not very popular. After all, aristocratic families have very high requirements for servants. Most of those black pallu can only do some heavy physical work. In addition, no matter what happens in the mainland, It was said that the dignity of some civilized countries must be maintained, so these black pallu were not used.

However, even so, the black palu trade is still very popular between the New World and the Black Continent.

"Palu are not suitable for the northern environment. They are more suitable for life in the tropics rather than the cold zone." Robert shook his head, and then replied: "Even ordinary people in the empire are not suitable for the northern environment. These black people are native to the northern environment." How can automatic farm tools from Europe adapt to the cold in the north?

I still insist on my opinion that the North needs more professional talents and skilled workers, and these should be the focus of introducing people to the North. "

Purficott didn't comment on Robert's insistence, and didn't say anything more. He just nodded: "If you insist, then do it! I said, I won't ask you what method you use, or what method you use. What kind of population has been transported to the north, all I want is the result."

Having said this, Purficott looked at Robert, looked at him with a different look, and then said: "I don't like repeating a sentence three times, and I don't like people arguing with me. If you think you Just do it if it’s right and then prove it to me.”

Robert felt like his back was soaked with sweat as Purficott stared at him like this.

It was obvious that he had neglected that the Purficott in front of him was his lord, and he should not have spoken to Purficott in the tone just now. "I'm sorry, Lord Earl! I was rude, I understand what I should do." Robert realized his mistake and quickly apologized to Perfectcott.

"It doesn't matter. I don't mind if my subordinates have their own personalities and tempers. If there are objections to the orders I give, I can tolerate it, but I don't like people arguing with me. Whether it's right or wrong, use facts to explain it to me. I prove it." After saying this, Perfectcott turned to look at Oliver, who seemed to have gained weight again, and asked him: "What about you, Oliver? What are you busy with during this time? How do I feel about you? Got fat again.”

Oliver and Purficott have already had too much cooperation, and the two are relatively familiar with each other, so Purficott's speech is not so formal.

"I can't help it. Who makes the identity of the Northern Territory Pioneering Knight so popular? During this period, many people hope to get to know you, Lord Earl, through me, and they also hope to use this to invest in the Northern Territory." Oliver's face showed a flattering look. Smiling, he complained to Purficott: "Sir, you don't know, during this period, I was almost sick from eating just attending dinner parties! You know me, I am not in good health, and I am really worried about eating. No hobbies!

But I am willing to sacrifice my health for the sake of the North. As long as you need it, I will be happy to attend no matter how many dinner parties you have. "

Speaking of this, Oliver deliberately looked righteous and awe-inspiring.

Purficott knew this fat man very well. Profit was the only thing he pursued, and everything else was just a disguise for the fat man.

Even the "intentional" pretense of righteousness he showed was just what he wanted to show to himself.

So Purficott didn't take his words seriously, and just asked casually: "So what's the gain after eating so many banquets?"

Purficott didn't care how much benefit the fat man got from it, she only cared about what the fat man could bring to herself.

The Northern Territory is lacking everything now. If this fat man can bring some sponsorship or other things to the Northern Territory, then Purficott won't mind if she eats a little fatter in the process.

"Thanks to you, Sir, I have met many important people during this period. They want to invest in the North. Some of them are interested in the various resources contained in the North. Some are investing in the future market of the North. Some are looking to invest in the North. Your Excellency, you are here to receive a title." Oliver introduced to Perfectcott. The fat man seemed very professional and serious at this time, and did not look at all like the philistine and cunning look he had just now.

"Title, interests..." Purficott couldn't help but sneered, and then said indifferently: "I welcome those who are willing to invest in the North. I will sort out their investment intentions and make a document together with the requirements and conditions. Sent to me for review.

If the conditions are right, there is no problem in giving them some benefits. The land in the north is vast enough, and it is more than enough to confer some knights or knights. "

(End of this chapter)