Two days later in the early morning.
The sky started to drizzle, making the already cold winter even more bone-chilling.
Standing on the balcony, Lynn glanced at the density of the rain outside the window.
Minus two degrees, plus the rain that can soak a person through in about half an hour, the whole body would be frozen stiff.
Lynn directly ordered the guards to issue a command.
Wait for the rain to stop, then proceed with outdoor labor.
The development of the territory is indeed somewhat urgent, but compared to a large number of townsmen getting sick or injured, which would cause the territory's posts to be completely paralyzed and unable to develop later,
he would rather keep these townsmen in the town.
However.
Resting is certainly out of the question.
The nine-to-five work schedule is enough to keep them excited.
Lynn reassigned all the townsmen who needed to work outdoors to the various workshops.
