System: Build My Own Territory-Chapter 729 - 247: This Is Robbery (10,000 Words)

Many children with strong learning abilities have already mastered simple writing and reading.

These children’s understanding of written symbols naturally cannot be like Lynn’s when he was young.

Even at the age of four or five, they already began learning.

And everything around them is presented in words, appearing before their eyes.

Even if they don’t know, they will absorb it through exposure.

However, even if their learning ability is slower.

By the time they reach adulthood, they will certainly be able to read and write.

Until then.

His domain will have a large population with a basic knowledge of texts.

He can assign them to various needed positions.

For example, teachers to educate the townsmen.

For example, doctors or pharmacists to record medicinal properties, patient symptoms, and treatment methods.

For example, clerks needed for court documentation.

For example, chroniclers responsible for recording major events in the domain...

As the domain continues to develop and technology advances.

The demand for people with basic knowledge and abilities will increasingly grow.

To vigorously develop education in a world where it is extremely scarce or even nonexistent.

This is originally an extremely difficult task that requires a long time.

It can only be done gradually!

After a brief conversation, Tate was sent away.

Lynn’s gaze shifted, looking not far away.

There.

Alone in the corner, Sienna stood.

Her unwavering gaze collided with his.

Before his conversation with Tate, he already felt an unusual sensation in his heart.

It turns out that Sienna was staring at him.

Lynn remained seated, about to call Sienna over.

However.

Before he could open his mouth, Sienna was already making small steps toward him.

Lynn raised an eyebrow, watching Sienna gradually approach.

He glanced up and down at Sienna.

Compared to the first time he saw Sienna, her condition now is clearly much better.

The pale face now has a flush of redness from healthy blood.

Her body and arms have become much stronger.

Although she’s no match for many boys, she at least possesses the build a normal child should have.

Arriving before Lynn, Sienna was the first to speak: "Master Lynn."

Along with her words, Sienna bowed slightly to Lynn.

Lynn smiled slightly, asking: "Did your aunt teach you this?"

Sienna’s lips curled slightly, revealing a smile that didn’t look like a smile.

She explained: "My Aunt Mara taught me."

"She said, when you see Master Lynn, you must show respect."

Lynn nodded in approval: "Very good."

Just as he was about to speak, Lynn’s eyes suddenly brightened, a curious thought emerging in his mind.

Lynn asked Sienna: "Sienna, Master Lynn wants to ask you something."

"You previously told me you could understand the meaning of the chirping of birds and beasts flying by, right?"

Sienna nodded somewhat woodenly.

Lynn became interested, continued to ask: "Then can you communicate with them?"

"For example, through a conversation, let a cuckoo fly dozens of miles away to deliver a message?"

With those words.

Lynn looked at Sienna full of anticipation.

As a witch, Sienna possesses the ability to [Hearing All Things].

Understanding the language of birds and beasts is quite ordinary.

If Sienna could also guide the birds and beasts.

It would be entirely possible to employ her as a trainer.

To train the breeding forest pigs, and later pigeons and wild wolves!

Or even.

Skip the training process, let Sienna gather enough wild birds and beasts and command them directly.

Sienna seemed to be comprehending the meaning of his words.

After a few seconds.

She shook her head, "Sorry, Master Lynn, I can’t do that."

"Their voices suddenly enter my ears..."

Listening to Sienna’s explanation, Lynn nodded understandingly.

Though Sienna is a witch, she is still too young now.

She is basically unable to control the abilities she possesses.

Her ability to hear the voices of birds and beasts is also an uncontrolled coincidence.

However, Lynn thought of something.

He could completely replicate Sienna’s [Talent] and [Skills].

To obtain the skill of [Hearing All Things], to train various wild birds and beasts.

But soon.

Lynn discarded that thought.

From Sienna’s attribute panel, he could feel the strength of the witch’s abilities!

[Talent]: Dark Energy Absorption — Actively absorb dark energy from places filled with negative emotions, death breaths, and shadowy environments around

[Skills]: Merging into Shadow — Easily hide in darkness, becoming a part of it

Hearing All Things — Can hear the voices of all things

Shadow Mist — Create a thick mist like a dark abyss

...

If such abilities could be utilized, they would be enough to change the outcome of a war!

But Lynn’s worry is.

After replicating Sienna’s [Talent]][Skills] and becoming a wizard, the consequences that would follow.

According to his memories.

Wizards often face or have to pay a physical and mental price.

After casting powerful magic, excessive consumption of their own magic power leads to magic power depletion, thereby harming the body and shortening lifespan.

As well as the huge psychological pressure after becoming a wizard.

Even excessive addiction to and reliance on dark magic power, leading to mental corruption, ultimately losing all sanity!

This would negate any gains for him.

Warhorse, forest pigs, wild wolves, even pigeons.

He can search for suitable trainers gradually, before conducting training.

But once he becomes a wizard, he will face consequences he can’t control.

Rather than this.

He would rather give up possessing the extraordinary abilities of a witch.

While Lynn was weighing the pros and cons, the sound of hurried footsteps approached from afar.

Lynn and Sienna both looked up, as a guard came towards him.

The guard stood before Lynn, reporting: "Master, the Boer Merchant has arrived at your domain, currently waiting at the Lord’s Square."

"He said he has important matters to discuss with you face-to-face."

Lynn asked: "Did he mention what about?"

The guard recalled for two seconds, shaking his head: "He didn’t say anything."

Lynn acknowledged, retracting his gaze.

He reached out to stroke Sienna’s head, then stood up from the wooden chair, stepping out of the training field.

Red and several guards followed behind him.

Beside the long bench.

Only Sienna remained standing in the distance, watching Lynn and the others gradually move away.