CHAPTER 193: CHAPTER 145: MASTER LYNN’S BODY

As the Guard Captain, Red always follows closely behind.

After passing by the doors of several workshops, Lynn entered the Bow and Arrow Workshop.

Compared to the last time Lynn visited the Bow and Arrow Workshop, the atmosphere in the workshop has clearly changed.

Each apprentice’s face is full of seriousness and dedication, fully invested in the production of longbows.

Using a spinning wheel to make jute rope, using an iron chisel for secondary processing of the logs, crafting bow blanks, and performing initial sanding on the bow blanks...

From the bottom up, including Foreman Jose.

At this moment, he is fully focused on crafting the longbow in his hands.

While crafting, Jose explains the skills and tricks of the trade to the apprentices beside him.

Lynn does not disturb him but stands by and observes.

In the face of absolute power, any schemes or little thoughts seem so insignificant.

They can even be destroyed in an instant!

What significance do such little thoughts have?

Jose naturally understands this principle as well.

In the face of Lynn, this powerful lord, he is insignificant.

Not until over an hour later, Jose finishes crafting the longbow in his hand.

He grips the bow with his left hand and tests the bowstring several times with his right hand, which is wearing a finger glove.

After confirming there are no issues, he moves to the archery test area.

Still holding the bow with his left hand, he takes an arrow from the quiver beside him with his right hand, sets it and draws the string, skilled in his movements.

Buzz!

Whoosh!

With the sound of cutting through the air, the arrow instantly pierces through dozens of meters of space, hitting the bull’s-eye on the straw target accurately.

A chorus of amazed admiration erupts among the dozens of apprentices.

Jose does not respond, instead picking up several more arrows and shooting them one by one.

Subsequently, he inspects and adjusts the longbow once more, only then nodding in satisfaction.

His gaze sweeps over the apprentices, and he says: "This is the most complete and detailed process of crafting a longbow."

"Including from the very beginning of material selection, crafting bow blanks, then shaping with molds..."

"To this final step of archery and adjustment!"

"You must remember, every step requires full effort, with no room for negligence!"

As he says this, Jose’s voice turns a bit somber.

"If one day you are conscripted into the army and go to the battlefield, an extra qualified longbow can kill an additional enemy!"

"The more enemies killed, the more the war can be won, and the greater your chances of coming back alive!"

The faces of the apprentices slightly darken.

They naturally understand that Foreman Jose is just giving an example.

But it also warns them that negligence in crafting longbows could lead to soldier deaths and war losses!

"Yes, foreman."

"Yes..."

Hearing the responses of the apprentices, Jose nods.

Suddenly.

Jose’s gaze focuses, landing on the face of a young and handsome man.

Startled, he quickly makes his way through the apprentices and approaches.

"My lord, why have you come here?"

Lynn nods and says: "I came to see..."

"How are the longbows coming along?"

On the Resource Management panel, Lynn can see how many longbows are currently in stock.

As well as the quantities of winged spears and round shields made by the Blacksmith Workshop.

But only by coming in person can he show concern for the matter and let them understand the lord’s authority.

Jose bows slightly and responds: "My lord, we have now crafted fifty-five qualified longbows, all stored in the finished goods warehouse."

From the time the order was given until now, a dozen days have passed, producing over fifty longbows.

Under Jose’s leadership, the Bow and Arrow Workshop can complete the task of crafting one hundred longbows a month.

Indeed.

Without pushing them, they wouldn’t know how much potential they have.

Lynn nods and says: "Remember to teach the apprentices to craft arrows. In the future, both bows and arrows will be uniformly produced by the Bow and Arrow Workshop."

Jose responds: "Understood, Master Lynn."

After making a round in the Bow and Arrow Workshop, Lynn leaves.

Then, he heads to the Pottery Workshop.

Upon entering the workshop’s entrance, rows of fired pottery are placed along the walls.

Like a display cabinet, showcasing various forms of ceramic products.

Some even have a layer of faint color on them.

[Ordinary Stoneware Plate]: Made from clay and glazed using a dipping method, offering a degree of aesthetic appeal.

Seeing the stoneware plate, Lynn raises an eyebrow.

Previously, he led the townsmen to dig kilns, only producing the simplest, most primitive clay pottery.

Just enough to meet some daily living needs.

Without any aesthetic value.

Having flat, crack-free pottery was already the limit.

But now, in the Pottery Workshop, they have produced glazed stoneware plates!

As Lynn observes, two sets of footsteps approach from a distance.

Beo and Layla quickly arrive before Lynn.

Both have a visible hint of tension on their faces, "Master Lynn."

Lynn nods, "Who made these glazed stoneware plates?"

Hearing Lynn’s words, Beo and Layla exchange glances, with Beo responding first.

"Master Lynn, I took it upon myself to make them."

What Master Lynn ordered them to make were just the simplest ceramic products.

But he never said to make such stoneware plates!

Lynn glances at Beo, "What did you add to create the light blue glaze?"

Beo is slightly startled.

However, he quickly explains: "My lord, it’s feldspar... There’s something special in feldspar that makes the stoneware more aesthetically pleasing and smoother..."

Lynn inquires: "Have you made them before?"

Lynn can immediately tell that the relationship between Beo and Layla is not ordinary.

In an instant, Beo even shields Layla behind him.

Beo explains: "My lord, we worked in the pottery workshop for over ten years, so we know something about glazing stoneware plates."

The explanation is reasonable.

The pottery industry in this world is not developed.

To learn to make pottery, one must work in a pottery workshop.

Moreover, crafting usable pottery requires a significant amount of time.

Producing exquisite ceramics is a luxury desired by countless noble lords.

Only thus do Beo and Layla have Level 3 Production skills.

Lynn gives Beo a look of approval, saying: "From now on, the workshop will only produce stoneware plates, no more plain clay pottery."

Everything in the territory is advancing rapidly.

The daily utensils and goods must naturally keep pace.

Not only can it improve the townspeople’s quality of life, but it can also enhance their satisfaction with life!

Then, let them transform their satisfaction with life into the motivation for labor.

As Lynn speaks, Kuisi comes jogging from a distance.