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Chapter 15: Punishing without teaching is cruelty

Morgan had promised to teach Kelar magic for ten days, but Kelar actually extended it to one month...

After all, no one was willing to give up such a talented disciple. Kelar could learn any magic at once. Morgan started teaching him from the difficult ones to make things difficult for him, but Kelar's talent for magic was extremely high. Except for certain magic that he could not learn, he mastered other types of magic very quickly.

At this time, the contradictions and repetitions in Morgan's character appeared. On the one hand, she felt that the stronger Kelar was, the lower the possibility of her becoming king in the future. After all, this guy was a die-hard Red Dragon faction...

Imperial Master, isn’t that the Red Dragon Sect that has been locked down?

But on the other hand, I felt that if I really gave up teaching, I would definitely regret it in the future, and I might never meet a disciple as talented and hardworking as Kelar again.

Kelar studied the magic taught by Morgan without sleep for nine days and nine nights. He had very little time to sleep and rest in a month, and worked hard to the point of desperation.

Morgan didn't know why Kelar worked so hard, but she admired Kelar's attitude of cherishing any opportunity to become stronger.

His naive and ridiculous ideas...

perhaps……

Is it really possible to make it a reality?
In the end, within a month, Kelar mastered most of the theoretical knowledge of magic, and the remaining obscure knowledge was memorized in his mind. All that was left was practice.

Kelar can be considered a master of magic theory, but he is not a waste who cannot break through level 30 in his entire life. As long as he calms down and studies the magic taught by Morgan, it is only a matter of time before he becomes a great magician.

The way Morgan and Kelar communicate now is through spiritual dialogue based on the Celtic blood pact, which requires high spiritual and magical powers from both parties. Few magicians in later generations can master this.

But this is the Age of Gods, and the source of magical power is so abundant that people in later generations would call it impossible. Magic of this level can be performed casually.

Kelar and Morgan had a telepathic call for a while. Artoria carefully tugged at the corner of his clothes, pointed at the Ansa people who were left behind and asked, "What about these people?"

After Kelar said that whoever kills someone must die, the Ansa people who were left behind fell into despair. They numbly waited for Kelar to order them all to be executed.

"I could have put you to death."

Kelar's first words raised the hearts of the Ansa captives, and the knights, who had been deprived of their power and were full of anger, immediately echoed: "Sir Kelar, kill these Ansa bastards!"

"...You Celtic barbarians, why do you think about killing all the time?"

Kelar turned to look at Altria, motioning her to look at the desperate Onsa people: "Life is a very precious thing... Life and death are the heaviest weights in the world, and are also the things that need to be considered most carefully."

"Sinners, you have been punished without any instruction. I have decided to give you a chance."

The environment will assimilate mediocre people.

Kelar was well aware that the old society would turn people into ghosts. If he caught pirate leaders like the captain and the first mate who trampled on ordinary sailors and drank their blood, he would just throw them to these knights without saying anything.

But capturing some ordinary soldiers and executing them is completely useless in transforming them into human beings.

Kelar said gently: "Be grateful for my kindness. This is my power of life and death as a lord. I have decided not to kill you!"

The Ansa people who thought they were doomed were suddenly overjoyed. After these repeated changes, they had already been smoothed over by Kelar's methods, and even cried with joy and gratitude for Kelar's kindness. People can be tamed.

This sentence suddenly popped up in Kelar's mind.

Kelar decided not to kill these Ansa people, but he would not feed them with good food and drink. He would reform them through labor and ideological transformation...

Well, let’s build a prison next to the castle and name it Delin Prison!

With the newly formed 3,000 lord guards, Kelar urgently needs to increase revenue and reduce expenditure. Kelar plans to let Al put Qi Shaobao's method of military settlement into practice and turn theory into practical application.

As for these more than 400 criminals, they can be arranged to do various jobs to create value based on each person's different skills.

This is not much more useful than killing them with a single blow. They will use the rest of their lives to atone for their sins. If their ideological transformation is completed in the future, they will become Kelar's most loyal supporters.

Or rather, believers.

[You once again released the Ansa people you defeated, and detained more than 400 people in your Delin Prison. Every day, in addition to organizing these people to work, you began to explain your principles.]

[There is no doubt that you, Kelar, are correct. Compared to this barbaric era, your thinking is countless times more advanced. If the world of great harmony you have described is true, then even if the Age of Gods fades and resources are no longer abundant, the world will still be a paradise.]

[While you are reforming the criminals of Delin, you are also imparting your teachings and virtues to the Celts in your territory, explaining your ideas over and over again in the simplest vernacular.]

[It is actually very easy to deal with the knight class. After all, they are all Celtic barbarians. You lead the knights to train and fight every day, and gradually replace material abundance with spiritual honor. You create the world's first "Kairal Badge", which will represent the ultimate right to interpret honor in the future.]

[You have eliminated the conflicts in the territory in less than a year. This way of governing has made Artoria admire you very much. If she had such a skill, the Knights of the Round Table would not be split by a mere Lancelot in the future.]

[At the age of 13, your achievements and methods were known to the Celts and the Ansas. Although the Celtic barbarian lords disdained your so-called benevolence, they began to learn from you the tactics of infantry and cavalry coordination.]

[But just as no one who has read through the Art of War can become another Sun Wu, no one else can successfully form the Qi Family Army even though Qi Shaobao's military training records are so easy to understand and plain.]

[Even if you have never hidden your skills, it seems that no one else can understand your military strategy, perhaps... except for a little lion who is learning silently? ]

[During this period, you repeatedly defeated the harassing pirates sent by the Hengist brothers to fight guerrilla warfare, and by repeatedly releasing the Ansa pirates, you cultivated a considerable number of internal supporters. Every time the Ansa pirates went on an expedition, you would get first-hand and detailed intelligence. Knowing both yourself and the enemy, you were able to win every battle.]

[At the age of 14, you defeated the coalition forces of the Ansa again...]

[No, it should be said that these Ansas are only offering symbolic resistance. They just stand on the boat and shoot a few arrows to earn the king's salary, and then they surrender to you in an organized manner. They brought their hometown specialties, various carefully crafted seafood and marine treasures...even the blood and fur of sea monsters and sea beasts, which are all very precious magic materials.]

[Well, they were defeated by you, and these things are the 'trophies'. ]

[According to custom, you put all the rulers on the ship, such as the captain, first mate, chief, and captain, into Delin Prison, and won over more than 95% of the sailors to teach them the principles of benevolence and righteousness.]

[Unconsciously, your education of the Ansa people seems to have penetrated into their bones. ]

(End of this chapter)