180: Chapter 102: Barracks Construction and Troop Training_2 180: Chapter 102: Barracks Construction and Troop Training_2 After dinner at the residence, Leon gathered everyone around in his hall for a meeting.
After everyone was seated, Leon looked apologetically at Azeryan on his left, “The task of recruiting craftsmen, I’m afraid I must trouble you to make several more trips around the town and surroundings, if it weren’t for urgent matters that need to be addressed quickly, I would definitely go with you, and after this trip, you must rest well at home.”
Going back and forth, always having his good brother help out around the territory, Leon felt deeply guilty, especially since the daily Magic Power training had just begun and he shouldn’t interrupt it without a major reason.
“Don’t worry, it’s not troublesome for me; interacting with all kinds of people also benefits me greatly,” the noble youth said with a light smile, not feeling tired; he quite enjoyed managing various affairs of the territory.
Leon stored his gratitude in his heart for the moment and turned his gaze to Lokhak next to Azeryan.
This youngster always thought Selva was safer, hence he was reluctant to let Miss Elena move to Longka to live with him.
Leon thought for a moment before arranging, “This afternoon, you take ten archers and the remaining Longka Militia, bring more shields and weapons back to Longka.
With them stationed there, ordinary Undead won’t pose a threat to the village anymore.
After the arrangements are made, come back and spend some good time with your sister, we will inevitably be running around if things become chaotic later.”
When Lokhak happily accepted, Leon looked towards Mr.
“Uncle Bryan, I now appoint you as my military advisor and the Centurion of the Selva troops.
The construction of the barracks starts from today, and I entrust you with full authority.”
“Rest assured, I will not fail your trust,” Mr.
stood up and chested in assurance.
Leon nodded and then added, “Although you said no payment was necessary, but business is business, since you serve me, I absolutely must pay you a salary.
Don’t refuse, even if you don’t want it, I will forcefully give it to Olivia.”
had no choice but to swallow his words of refusal.
Even though he had hidden many treasures elsewhere and was not short of money, they were a reserve his daughter in case of future difficulties, something Mr.
could not openly mention.
When Olivia saw her father being officially appointed as Leon’s military officer, she knew that it meant she would no longer have to move away.
She blinked happily, looking at Leon.
Is there anything I can do to help everyone?” the girl asked expectantly.
“Of course, and it’s very important…” Leon smiled at her.
It wasn’t about cheering the girl up; the value of Olivia’s Martial Arts was not limited to her own fighting ability.
Her unique swordsmanship concept and Body Techniques were not uncopyable miracles.
Whether it was Leon himself, Lokhak, or Azeryan, their Martial Arts had improved rapidly during this period, under her guidance and interaction.
Hawk, who unexpectedly stood up yesterday, was the best example, which proved the immense value Olivia possessed with her abilities.
In his past life, during exchanges with various Sword Halls across the country, Leon had met some excellent Martial Artists.
But most masters were indeed very strong themselves; even willing to teach, they often struggled to organize their unique Martial Arts experiences into clear verbal expressions.
Being able to fight didn’t necessarily mean one could teach; many understood bodily nuances but couldn’t articulate the principles of force application or the instincts grasped during training, which ultimately was ascribed to talent and insight.
A clever girl like the one before him who was not only able to fight but also had a deep understanding of the techniques she had self-explored was extremely rare.
Considering her age, even if she lacked the physical abilities bestowed by her bloodline from Ancient times, her miraculously smart little head was an unimaginable prodigy.
Therefore, Leon couldn’t bear to waste the girl’s wisdom in Martial Arts during this time.
Every night, he would make time, despite being too tired to move, to have Kovis as his scribe, writing down the Martial Arts techniques, principles, and insights discussed and put into practice with Olivia during the day into manuscripts.
And repeatedly spare time to discuss and correct the written interpretations with the girl.
The so-called “Olivia School” Martial Arts he envisioned was not a mere jest.
Currently still drafting, Olivia hadn’t thought about how exactly to describe her skills in a book before.
But Leon felt, if in the future this set of manuscripts could be compiled and illustrated with detailed drawings, this Martial Arts Manual covering the girl’s techniques in swordsmanship, gun skills, and Body Techniques, would surely be handed down through the ages.
Of course, even though this invaluable Martial Arts Manual had yet to be revealed to the world, having Olivia herself right here, asking her to train a few of his own elite soldiers was evidently not a problem.
Leon had already made initial plans, and the special training would soon try a different approach.
While training his own Martial Arts and perceptual abilities, he would also involve the six standout Guards.
Not just like before, where he sparred one-on-one with Olivia.
Those six Guards who passed the tests also needed to join the sparring under the girl’s guidance, attacking him while in his Boiling Heart state.
Sharing this idea with Olivia, watching the girl selflessly agree to his proposal made Leon feel suddenly quite ashamed.