435. Letting The Past Go

Pockets brimming with wealth and having acquired mastery in using the spear, Sylvester was content with his extended voyage towards the south. After refining his skills and supervising the indoctrination and mining operations for both diamond and iron, several more weeks elapsed.

Sylvester had placed a substantial order for fifteen tons of processed iron. It was indeed an enormous demand, but he desired to maintain it in reserve for the future. He was gradually preparing for the inevitable, and if the situation necessitated raising an army, he aspired to be self-reliant without depending on external aid.

In addition, Sylvester had notified the Viscount and his spouse regarding the participation of their daughters-in-law in certain activities. It was vital that they be dealt with, so one day, they simply disappeared.