The next day.
Six or seven miles outside the village, on a piece of uncultivated land.
Lynn stood with Guy, Red, and a few guards.
Their eyes were constantly sweeping over the surroundings.
After a short while.
Guy was the first to speak, "Master Lynn, if you want to build a pasture, this is a pretty good choice."
Lynn said nothing.
Guy began to explain, "In my experience, the most important factors in building a pasture are the choice of location and the water source!"
"The terrain of the pasture needs to be relatively flat and open with good drainage. This is more conducive to the livestock's movement and growth."
"Water source is a key element for the pasture. Although there's the Acadia River, we still need to dig wells to access groundwater to avoid rain or flooding, which would cause the water to become extremely turbid..."
Lynn nodded.
Guy continued, "After confirming the location, the next step is construction..."
