Chapter 518, Gilding or Flaunting Wealth?

The hills of Hillsbrad are fertile, with abundant rainfall and moderate temperature. Even the southern coast has a lot of gentle wind, which makes sailing safe and convenient. The gift of nature here is unique.

Most ordinary people here are also hardworking, so their lives are relatively stable and prosperous.

What they think of the Stormgardians is poor neighbors.

Simple evaluation, ready to come out with a sense of superiority.

One of the most important reasons why the Alliance relocated the orc concentration camp here is because the output here is high and can support the needs of the captives.

Although the human kingdom of Azeroth also benefits from the wonders of magic, it is after all a system and productivity similar to the age of emperors. It cannot be compared with the modern large logistics system in the original world. The transportation of food and materials consumes too much, so most of them are local Feed. Where there is abundance, the burden will be heavier.

When many old people in Hillsbrad Hills talk about the past to their children and grandchildren, they always talk about the wise choices of their ancestors: "The way out, the way out, there is a way out. If you didn't come here in the first place, you would be like those Stormgars. Like the Germans, they struggled on the barren land, no matter how hard they worked, the harvest was meager, and they couldn’t feed their stomachs, let alone other things.”

However, this has not been heard in recent years. Products of the Iron Fist logo (the royal emblem of Stromgarde) pervade every aspect of life in Hillsbrad. Daily necessities, food, tools...anything with the iron fist anti-counterfeiting mark is the best choice.

The people of Hillsbrad lamented that all the money in the world had been taken by the Stormgardians because they had Prince Garin.

The demolition slogan put forward by the Falcon Legion is:

You have houses and crops to harvest...

And we have money.

Not only have, but also willing to give.

The people of Hillsbrad fell silent when the Falcons played the demolition team and pulled out the prince after being questioned.

In other words, it is useless to fight, so I choose to obey.

There is compensation in obedience, but there is no benefit in obedience.

Look at those troublemakers, they were charged with crimes and punished in various ways, and those who committed the most heinous crimes were simply hanged.

Speaking of this aspect, the arrival of the Falcon Legion has helped many low-level people resolve their old grievances.

those riots,

Or those who take the opportunity to ask for high compensation, most of them are usually not worry-free. Under closer inspection, they often did evil. They were dealt with, and the sufferers who had suffered at their hands in the past were naturally the happiest. With the removal of this kind of neighborhood cancer, people naturally feel brighter in their hearts.

Of course, there are also records of criminal offenses, that is, those who have feelings for the land and refuse to leave.

In this category, the Falcon Legion didn't do much.

It doesn't matter, the people are all gone, and the few remaining can't maintain the original social operation at all, and the uncomfortable days are to come.

So what did the people do after the migration?

According to Kane's plan, these Hillsbrad hill people will be organized first to visit Stormgard's industrial system.

Thirty years in Hedong and thirty years in Hexi, Stormgard is now in Hedong, and the people here are just agricultural reclamation areas with backward technology.

The result of visiting and excursion is naturally all kinds of shocks.

The hill people found that Stormgard was no longer the big army camp they imagined.

The fertilizer and soil called Jinkela (fertilizer, Kane's spoof) are used here to obtain a horrible food production for them.

There are also all kinds of machinery, large farms, and large farms.

It takes hundreds of people to complete the job in the hilly area, but a dozen or so people can do it here, and the job is done even better.

Compared with today's Fadil Port, the Nanhai Town they are proud of is simply an inconspicuous small fishing village.

Located at the oblique crossroads, Jialin City, named after the prince, is full of traffic and extremely prosperous, yet orderly. Many people fell in love with it right away.

They also visited the houses here. The houses are not only large, but also clean, bright, and tidy. Water, electricity for lighting, and biogas pipes enter the house...all kinds of conveniences, even the ground on the street is flatter than the floor of their home. clean.

For the hill people, this is simply a brand new world. The ordinary people living here have the dignity and high-spirited spirit that their nobles and lords do not have.

The guide who led them to visit said proudly: "Many people think that we Stormgardians support ourselves by earning other people's money. We don't see it that way. Under the leadership of Prince Garin, we rely on our own hands to create all of this."

Naturally, the guide will not forget to boast: "We can live a happy life behind closed doors, but we choose to benefit our allies. We don't use gold coins, we use paper money, paper is worthless, but Storm Gard's reputation makes it worth more than gold."

Indeed, there is no use of gold and silver in Stormgard nowadays, it is strange that paper money is very good, and the people of Stormgard have no rigid demand for outside the country, and the bulk of raw material commodity transactions are only handled by the royal family . This behavior encourages raw material production and export industries in various countries and feeds many people.

As a result, after many Hillsbrad people wandered around Stormgard, the grievances about being forcibly demolished were basically dispelled.

Stormgard has paid them quite generous financial compensation, and here, they have an idea of ​​what they can do with this compensation.

Why not use this money to study and integrate here, and live a good life like the people of Stormgard?

In this way, the noble lords of the Hillsbrad Hills first lost a large number of free people, and then some tenant farmers took the money they borrowed to redeem themselves, and they became bare commanders who lacked people.

In the world of Azeroth, human beings are just a newborn young race. There are too many ancient and powerful intelligent races that can teach human beings how to behave, so class struggle and exploitation are not so deep in the human kingdom. The nobles are often elites and leaders, and basically have a contractual relationship with the people.

Since it is a contractual relationship, there is the possibility of rescinding the contract. Liquidated damages? Is it okay to admit compensation?

The nobles of Hillsbrad naturally felt extremely depressed, even though they got unimaginable money. These people eventually found a way out for themselves.

A small number chose to give up power, become rich in Stormgard, become a shareholder of the royal family, and enjoy the good life brought by civilization.

Those who are greedy for power will learn from the former Stormgard nobles and go to other kingdoms. Their noble status is widely recognized by the alliance. It is perfectly fine to sell a piece of land and continue to operate.

To this end, the nobles sold their lands in the Hillsbrad Foothills to Stormgard. Trollbane was also willing to take over, and so the Hillsbrad Hills changed hands.

This is a land of disputes.

In the past, the Kingdom of Alterac once claimed control over it, but the locals disagreed because the Kingdom of Alterac did nothing. Everything here is their own creation.

Later, Lordaeron ate the kingdom of Alterac, and its dominance over here was even weaker. Fortunately, the enemy admits that they are a member of the alliance and is willing to accept the leadership of the alliance.

And the Kingdom of Lordaeron, as the leader of the alliance, can be regarded as able to impose government orders on this place to a certain extent.

In fact, there is nothing to interfere. There is no large city here, just a big granary. They are all farming there honestly, and they have paid taxes well. They are willing to spend a lot of money to feed a large group of orc captives. What else do you want?

In addition, the local aristocrats are unwilling to suddenly have an extra father to worship, so the right of ownership has been suspended for so many years.

Now it has been successfully exploited by Kane. The people have the right to live a good life for themselves, right?

What's more interesting is that Kane also explained the forced demolition with tactical operations.

He said: "Everyone knows what it means to strengthen the wall and clear the field, right? We are doing the same this time, but the method is more local. There is no way. Although the officers and soldiers of the Kingdom of Stormgard are elite, they are small in number. But we have a lot of money..."

Once the people are gone, the Alliance Army will feel at ease without the Falcon Legion taking any action.

Without the burden, the Hillsbrad hilly area is completely a battlefield.

What's more interesting is that this place quickly became a battlefield for both sides to compete for interests. A large amount of farmland is still there unharvested! It's all money!

Thus began the series of engagements known as the Food Wars.

Terenas was quite speechless about the success report sent up below. He also has an intelligence eyeliner and knows what happened over there. But there is no way to carry out effective intervention.

He also had to admit that Kane played really beautifully, making a dog bone, and it made the heads of the two parties there be enough. And public opinion has not yet been able to condemn it.

Their approach is effective, the people are protected, and the happiness value is much higher than in the past. The rest is the work of guarding a concentration camp. If you can't do this well, then you don't have to pretend to be the boss of some alliance.

It was the subordinates who felt that those farmlands were valuable and that those houses could be used. They went out to reap benefits under the banner of destroying the orcs, and then fought fiercely with the orcs who also needed food to survive, and the taste of the whole war changed.

Solas couldn't help but laugh at the result of his son. One time during a meal, he said: "Go out for an armed parade, harvest the crops of the population, buy a bunch of land deeds by the way, and then go home. This is how you complete the task. of?"

"Father, this is called throwing money. The population is worth more than what we throw away, so let's throw money. The orcs' disaster water is like pus. Sooner or later, it will be squeezed out instead of digested in the flesh. When it's about time, let them go Just play survival games for Kalimu. This guy is about to show up..."

Indeed, in the 19th year of the Warcraft calendar, the former guardian Aegwynn resurrected his son Medivh.

The Guardians arose from the council of the Kirin Tor, and the Kirin Tor arose from human mages taught by the high elves.

In 323 BC, the guardian Aegwynn beheaded the incarnation of Sargeras, and was defeated by an army. His soul was hidden in her body, and then put into the body of her son Medivh.

Medivh, Anduin Lothar, and Varian's father, King Lane, are best friends.

This relationship was eventually used by Lothar to get close to Medivh and kill him, because Lothar discovered that Medivh was eroded and controlled by Sargeras.

It was Sargeras who controlled Medivh's body that opened the Dark Portal for the first time and led the orcs to attack Azeroth.

The one resurrected by Aegwynn this time was indeed Medivh himself.

When the guardian came back to life, he saw that the original swamp and forest had turned into a desolate place because of his operation, and a barren land like the Deadwind Path was born, where mana was distorted and everything withered.

Friends Ryan and Lothar also died indirectly because of his actions, and the intelligent creatures of Azeroth lost countless, and they are still in the hands of poisonous charcoal.

Therefore, the guardian felt deeply guilty, and with the psychology of redemption, he embarked on a journey of lobbying for salvation.