I'm not a lord

Chapter 31 Ship Arrives at the Pier
[Chapter 30 is still under review]

The next day, Lynn got up late for the first time ever.

When he opened his eyes, the bright sunshine had pierced through the clouds like a sharp sword and filled the room.

The thin frost that had accumulated on the window overnight was quietly melting, and water droplets were slowly sliding down the glass, leaving behind winding traces.

Spring is coming soon in the north.

Lin En turned his head and saw Yagna still sleeping soundly.

Her long golden hair spread out on the pillow, coated with a soft halo by the sunlight, like flowing gold.

Her head was tilted slightly, and her exposed skin looked exceptionally white in the light.

The few red marks on the neck are like the last stubborn roses in winter, dazzling yet with an indescribable beauty.

He scratched his head, and the beautiful scenery of last night emerged in his mind. He felt that this little girl was really amazing.

Should I say she is worthy of being a girl from the North?

Like a winter blizzard in the north, the violence came suddenly.

At this time, there was a knock on the door, and the second brother's voice came from outside the bedroom:
"Brother, are you up? Tolima and the others have already brought the demon bear's corpse here."

"I'll come right away."

Lin En got out of bed and dressed quickly. With the support of her strong body, the fatigue accumulated yesterday had long disappeared without a trace.

Seeing that there was only a last flame left on the firewood in the fireplace, he lifted the cashmere blanket for Yagna.

Walking out of the bedroom, the second brother came up to me with a smirk on his face:

"Brother, congratulations."

"Let's get down to business."

Lin En rolled his eyes at him, put on his clothes, and walked forward.

The second brother quickly caught up and said, "Tolima and his men built a cart and brought the demon bear's body here overnight. I checked it and the fur is intact. No one has touched it, and the bear meat is still there."

"Well, you must immediately organize the men to skin the bear, process it, and cut the meat into two-kilogram pieces. Give one piece to every household in the territory."

Yesterday, Lin En had already figured out how to distribute the demon bear's corpse.

The magic stone taken out from the bear's heart belongs to him, and he has added it to his [Strength]. Although it is still B-level, he can clearly feel the increase in strength after waking up from a sleep.

Fur is actually more valuable than magic stones, especially the fur of a seven-meter-tall magic bear, which is quite rare in the entire Diewas continent.

The wealthy nobles in the southern region like to collect such rare items.

Lin En estimated that this bear skin could be sold for at least one hundred Northern Gold Shields, and the price could easily exceed two hundred if it was shipped to the Southern Territory.

But he certainly can't monopolize all the benefits.

According to the practice of the bandit group, the money was divided equally among all the bandits.

As for bear meat, it is actually the least valuable thing.

There is no cold chain transportation these days, and the meat will rot if it is not eaten quickly.

Bear meat is particularly fishy, ​​even fishier than mutton.

The few pitiful local spices in the North were simply not enough to suppress the fishy smell of bear meat.

The best way to deal with this nearly two tons of bear meat is to distribute it to the serfs for free.

Although bear meat is fishy, ​​it is also a valuable protein. For serfs, they can always swallow it if they endure it.

By the time Lynn reached the small square of the castle, Tolima and the carpenters had already returned to White Bear Town.

They were exhausted from building the car and transporting the bears that night.

After returning home to catch up on some sleep, they will have to get back to work on making heavy plows and will not be able to stop at all.

Old Albert and his son Xiao Ai were standing around the corpse of the demon bear, looking at it and muttering to themselves.

Hearing the footsteps, Lao Ai immediately turned around and saw that it was Master Lin En. He immediately put on a bright smile:
"Master, I'm not here to bother you today. I just think that you need your most loyal servant to help you solve your problems." Lao Ai's flattering smile was full of true feelings, without a trace of acting.

"Take your men and distribute the bear meat to the serfs for me. Remember, every household must get it. If any serf complains that they didn't get some bear meat, you can make up for it with your own meat. Also, go to White Bear Town and call some leatherworkers to process the bear skins."

Lin En glanced at Lao Ai, then turned his attention to the dead demon bear.

This thing is nearly two meters high when lying on the ground.

Although he had been dead for a night and his body had long been cold, the remaining bit of terrifying aura was still enough to scare the child to tears on the spot.

"Understood, sir!" The forty-year-old man stood at attention on the spot, and his son Xiao Ai followed suit.

After Lynn gave the order, the small square in the center of the castle quickly became lively.

Bear skins need to be professionally treated to remove the fishy smell and preserve them.

Lao Ai called a few skilled leatherworkers from White Bear Town.

The leatherworkers built a huge wooden frame in the shade of the castle to stretch the fur and easily scrape off the excess fat and meat.

After washing and slightly drying, the leatherworkers will take the bear skins back to White Bear Town for further processing.

These days, leather tanning basically relies on various types of urine, and the smell is very unpleasant.

In the White Bear Territory, leatherworkers are almost the lowest-ranking freemen.

No one wants to have long-term contact with someone who always has a strange smell on him.

While the leatherworkers were processing the bear skins, Lao Ai also called in a group of strong serfs.

The serfs worked together to quickly dismember the skinned demon bear and divide it into pieces of meat weighing about two kilograms.

The excess offal was transported out of the castle on carts and used to make compost.

By the time the sun sets, all that remains of the originally intact body of the demon bear is a bare, huge skeleton, and the skin, flesh, and internal organs have all been taken away for disposal.

"Master, what should we do with this skeleton?"

Old Albert stared at the bear skull that was eighty centimeters tall with some worry.

You can't put this thing in the castle. It would be creepy at night.

"Give it to the leatherworker as well. Clean each bone and store it properly. I'll put it to the warehouse in White Bear Town. I'll be in great use of it."

Lynn knows someone who enjoys collecting these seemingly horrific collectibles.

And he will be coming to White Bear Territory soon.

For the following week, Lynn hardly left the castle.

It was as if a strange switch was turned on for Yagena. She changed from being shy and passive in the past, and took the initiative to pester Lin En to have a baby every day.

One afternoon in late March, they even had a fight in the study.

According to her, she would continue to pester Lin En until she was actually pregnant.

Lynn naturally enjoyed it.

He also hoped to capture the Shoal Territory in the south as soon as possible.

That territory is more vast and richer than the White Bear Territory, and has a larger population than the White Bear Territory.

While busy creating the baby, Lin En was also counting the days and paying attention to the location of the pixel man representing the third child on the map.

At this time, nearly twenty days have passed since the third brother set out for Sanhe City, and it is time for him to return.

On the afternoon of the last day of the seven-day holiday, a sloop sailed into the small dock next to the castle.

The third brother is back, and with him arrived in the White Bear Territory was Leon, a black market trader from Sanhe City.

Chapter 30 has been reviewed, don't worry

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