The Knight of Light plants the sun in the eternal night.

That night, Leo had a dream in which he saw the Countess, her sexy and charming face very close to his.

One can still vaguely see her voluptuous and graceful curves through the aristocratic long dress.

just.

Before Leo could take any further action, he was awakened by the chirping of insects outside the window. He glanced at the clock on the wall and saw that it was already 7:30 in the morning.

"What a beautiful dream."

"Unfortunately, it always fails at the crucial moment..."

Shaking his head, Leo suppressed the restlessness brought on by his youthful body and began a new day.

The knights' quarters have been built, so today Pluto and Frankenstein will be moving out of Sunflower Castle.

"I really miss the cozy guest rooms." Franken dawdled and seemed reluctant to leave as he carried his luggage.

Pluto retorted, "What you're unwilling to do is have servants serve you."

"Can you really bear to part with that? A maid cleaning your room, making your bed... what a wonderful experience! No wonder everyone wants to be a nobleman." Franken sighed.

"Alright, stop your sentimentality." Pluto wasn't going to wallow in his lamentations. He said coldly, "The fact that the lord has arranged stone houses for us to live in is already a great act of kindness. Put away your greedy face and move out now."

Franken followed behind, shrugging: "Pluto's a boring guy."

In fact, the stone houses where the knights lived were not small. Although they were just single rooms, they were still twenty or thirty square meters in size.

A curtain or wooden board can be used to separate the space, which is enough for a family of three to live in.

"I'm planning to bring my wife and children over," Pluto suddenly said to Leo after moving in.

Leo raised an eyebrow: "Isn't it remote in the countryside? Aren't you worried they won't be used to living there?"

"You have to get used to it. I should stay where I am," Pluto said. "Besides, having Brown and Bunny around makes it easier for me to teach them whenever I want. Especially Brown, he's at the age where he needs to start learning."

He brought his wife and children over.

Clearly, Pluto was demonstrating his loyalty.

Leo was very satisfied. His performance during this period had clearly impressed the great knight. He said happily, "You can take it for now. I will have Teacher Franken continue to supervise the construction of new, bigger houses."

"Thank you, sir!" Pluto said.

Franken emerged from the room: "I heard you, Pluto. You're bringing your wife and children over?"

"Yes."

"Hmm, that reminds me." Franken stroked his chin and decided, "I also need to inform Monica to bring Virginia and Fry over... Virginia is already 12 years old, and I'm worried about leaving her in the Glowing Town."

Virginia is his daughter.

Leo asked curiously, "You're so grown up, what's there to worry about?"

"That's why I'm worried now that she's grown up," Franken shook his head. "There are plenty of young punks in town, and I'm afraid Virginia will get scammed."

"That makes sense." Leo nodded in agreement.

The country estates are full of law-abiding serfs, but the Firefly Town is different; it has many free people, and even unemployed vagrants.

Many descendants of knights who lost their lands mostly gathered in the town of Glowing Light.

It's common for young girls to be tricked into getting pregnant, only for the young man to walk away and refuse to take responsibility.

"Since you and Lord Pluto are both bringing your families here, and in the future, they will also need to get married and have children, then let's start preparing for the new house. There are plenty of stones in our cobblestone pit."

Most importantly, Leo has no shortage of money.

The four tons of meteorite iron was the greatest wealth, and even though the Baron would inevitably confiscate it, Leo still had to be given enough equivalent goods in exchange.

Leo said, "We also need to buy a batch of serfs, and build houses for them... Oh, right, Professor Franken, I have a plan about houses."

"I'd like to hear more details," Franken nodded.

"I want to put the new houses about 500 meters away from the castle, so that it forms a circle." Leo drew on the ground with his dagger, "forming a... I'll call it a fortified village."

"A fortified village?" Franken blinked; such architecture was beyond his comprehension.

Leo continued, "The advantage of the fortified village is that it can effectively resist the invasion of shadow monsters. Here, the fence is the first line of defense, and then planting a ring of light plants outside the fortified village is the second line of defense."

If a demonic tide really comes, everyone can hide in the castle, which is like the third line of defense.

"This..." Franken hesitated for a moment, "Leo, magical beasts rarely attack rural manors like ours, do they?"

"That's hard to say." Leo's face showed a trace of sadness. "My mother encountered the demonic tide while inspecting the manor... So, Professor Franken, please don't take any chances."

At this point, Pluto chimed in, "I support your decision, sir. This fortified village is indeed very well-defended."

in this way.

Franken stopped insisting and nodded in agreement: "I will think it over carefully and then discuss it with the serfs to build the houses into fortified villages."

"Well, take it slow. First, choose a good location and build some houses. As the manor grows and expands, the fortified village will naturally take shape." Leo wasn't in a hurry, after all, this fortified village could house at least several hundred houses.

The total population of Swamp Manor is only a little over three hundred people.

That's far away.

After lunch, the sun's mark was complete.

But the flower language was not triggered for a long time, even though Leo rode the Warhorse of Light and Shadow and led the knights to patrol the wilderness of the swamp.

It still failed to trigger.

"It seems we can't trigger it today. The Light Plants need to rest for a day too." Leo was in a good mood and not disappointed.

He rode his horse back to Sunflower Castle.

Suddenly, a familiar warm guidance came from his palm, pointing directly into the castle. Leo gestured for his servant Thomas to lead the luminous warhorse back to the stable, while he stomped up to the third floor and went into his guest room.

"It's a hyacinth shrub." Leo walked onto the balcony.

Looking at this familiar succulent, a sense of anticipation inexplicably arose in my heart, and the Countess's charming smile unconsciously surfaced in my mind.

Take a deep breath.

He reached out and touched the hyacinth flower, and in an instant, a familiar, plaintive, and sorrowful sound echoed in his mind.

"The wind tells me that the Countess is walking this way. What is she waiting for? Perhaps she is hoping that someone will open her door in the dead of night for a moment of unbridled indulgence. But will anyone open that door?"

"Hiss!" Leo gasped.

I involuntarily shuddered, feeling every cell in my body begin to stir and become agitated.

Again, those familiar, raunchy words.

"Really? Really?" Leo clenched his fists, inexplicably tense. "Does the Countess really...think that way?"