Three days passed in the blink of an eye.
Next to the open-pit iron mine, simple wooden houses capable of accommodating four hundred people were all constructed.
The lime road leading from the iron mine to the Acadia River was also completed, just needing to harden before it could be used for travel.
During these three days, Lynn ate and lived with the villagers.
This further increased the loyalty of the villagers.
They had never seen, nor even heard of, a lord of a domain living the same life they did!
Upon Lynn's command, four hundred villagers surged towards the open-pit iron mine.
Previously, Lynn had carried out a secondary division of labor for them.
Three hundred villagers were responsible for digging.
Fifty villagers were responsible for loading the excavated iron ore into wicker baskets, driving carts and wagons to transport it to the banks of the Acadia River.
