Don't call me evil god

Chapter 738: The Conflict Between Two Plans

What Wendell described was indeed very attractive to Carl.

Hire one or even several architects to build a home of your own from scratch according to your own ideas and requirements?
All sorts of ideas came to Carl's mind just by imagining it.

It would be best if it were a two-story building with a small attic with a skylight on top.

There should be a garden in front of the door, not too big, just enough for him and his brother's two families to spread out a tablecloth on the lawn and have a pleasant afternoon picnic;

If possible, it would be best to have a swing in the garden. Carl's daughter really wants a swing of her own, but unfortunately Carl has never been able to fulfill his daughter's wish.

Carl has many more ideas like this.

He even thought about how to arrange every decoration in the house.

Unfortunately.

shy.

He has no money.

He had neither the destiny points nor the Reyak gold coins that Wendel mentioned.

Now, apart from the luggage he and his family carry with them, all the cash he has on him has been spent on the road.

So he could only embarrassingly reject Wendell's plan.

This made Carl very embarrassed.

He was clearly in his prime and should have been the pillar of the family.

As a result, due to his wife's serious illness and his father's funeral, as well as the temporary imposition of border taxes, he now has difficulty taking out a few silver coins from his pocket, and only has some copper coins left.

They may not even be able to afford a hotel room for a temporary stay.

Wendell's expression remained normal, and he did not change his attitude because of Karl's embarrassment. He smiled and changed his words: "Ah! I see, I understand."

"Don't be embarrassed about it. Many people who have just arrived in Dawn City will face similar situations as you. Financial pressure is not something that is difficult to talk about. We all have our own difficulties, don't we?"

"We have several other plans, and I think two of them would be suitable for you."

Wendil thought for a moment, then raised his hand and made a vague gesture in front of him.

A curtain of light appeared out of nowhere in front of Carl and his family.

Then it was separated by Wendel and turned into two light screens.

Clear words began to appear on it.

On the light screen on the left is an agreement titled "The First Phase of Living Security and Resettlement Plan for Dawn City."

"First, you can choose to accept Dawn City's 'First Phase Living Security Resettlement Plan', which will last for three months."

"During this period, you and your family will enjoy free resettlement housing of uniform specifications prepared in the resettlement plan. This plan can ensure that you do not have to worry about your life."

"But as a requirement for participating in the resettlement plan, you will need to accept the unified deployment of Dawn City for three months, including but not limited to obeying work arrangements, accepting job scheduling, and occasional emergency overtime and temporary tasks."

"These jobs will also provide you with corresponding remuneration, of course, the amount will not be too much."

The light screen on the right shows the lease agreement for the "Landscape City Low-Rent Ordinary Residential Building".

Wendell gently introduced Carl:

"The second option is, if you think you have a skill that you are good at, you can consider renting a low-rent ordinary house."

"This type of residence consists of a bedroom, a dining room and a toilet, and is no less than 1 square meters in size. It is equipped with basic furniture such as beds, tables and chairs, closets, storage boxes, buckets, etc. However, it is forbidden to sell or maliciously damage it, and you are not allowed to redecorate or repair the interior of the low-rent residence." "The advantage is that its rental price is very low. The monthly rent only requires 1 points of destiny, and you can pay one deposit and one payment, and renew the lease on a monthly basis."

"..."

Carl was full of anticipation for the plan that Wendel was about to provide at the beginning. After listening to it, his mind was completely filled with huge surprises!
Both of these options were new to him and sounded so wonderful!
He can choose a resettlement plan with his family.

According to Wendell, the resettlement plan will not only provide them with free housing, but also provide them with a stable job!

What is the difference between this and pie in the sky?
Oh!
He needs to work hard to get this piece of pie.

But what Carl lacks the least is hard work!

Another option, renting low-rent housing, was also tempting, Carl found.

the reason is.

He cannot decide what kind of job he can do in the resettlement plan and must obey the arrangements of Dawn City.

Wendil told him that most of the work was simple manual labor, such as the outer city wall that was under construction in full swing, which required a large number of manpower every day.

Many of them are outsiders who participated in the resettlement program.

This was not very friendly to Carl.

After all, the resettlement plan is signed for three months. If he finds a better job during this period, he can only watch the opportunity disappear.

Although choosing low-rent housing will not provide them with secure jobs, it undoubtedly has a higher ceiling.

Carl is a strong man and knows a little about cooking. He and his brother have a set of secret sauces that they mix themselves. When the grilled steaks are coated with the sauce, they are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with a unique flavor.

When they were in Maginot Territory, they were both chefs in a pub. The secret roast chicken steak was Karl and his brother's specialty.

The owner of that tavern was planning to sell off the land and the house and move to Dawn City because the business was not very good some time ago. As a result, Carl lost his job and most of his income.

Carl felt that he might be able to find his former boss in Dawn City and continue working under him.

In any case, it should be enough to earn enough to pay the rent of low-rent housing.

Or, be more daring.

Maybe he can open his own tavern in Dawn City in the future?
With this thought in mind, Carl looked back and forth at the light screens on both sides with some confusion.

There are obviously more advantages to renting low-rent houses.

The problem is that:

Karl really has no money now!
If he bets one and pays one, he will need to pay at least 16 Destiny Points.

According to Wendell.

He could first take Carl and the others to find a Xiwei savings outlet in the city, which provided a two-way exchange service for the currency of the Reyak Kingdom and Destiny Points.

According to the current exchange rate, it would take about 18 silver coins.

At a critical moment, even a copper coin could stump a person, let alone 18 silver coins.

While Karl was struggling, his wife made a decision, leaned close to Karl's ear, and whispered:
"Honey, I have an idea."

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(End of this chapter)