Chapter 130 Wild Boar and Sow Get Together

Since the paper was still wet, the words quickly faded on it, but it proved one thing, the paper making was successful.

Karis rushed over and saw the paper on the table and the words on it at a glance, and stammered: "Is this paper?"

"Yes, not parchment or papyrus, but white paper!"

Lin En's tone was filled with excitement. Although the paper was not as white as snow and had a lot of impurities, it represented the emergence of a technology that, like cement, could change many things.

Parchment is too precious and the quantity is very small. Even nobles will not buy large quantities of parchment, and ordinary civilians will not list parchment as a purchase item at all.

As for papyrus, the production method of papyrus is actually somewhat similar to that of white paper, but it is rougher and simpler, with poor color and more impurities. It is not easy to preserve and is particularly easy to be damaged.

During this period of time, a lot of gold coins have been spent just buying parchment and papyrus in the territory. This is why Linn should reduce the use, otherwise the demand will be greater.

Especially in education, people who learn to read and write write and draw on the ground with wooden sticks, which is completely different from writing on paper.

The mass production of white paper will definitely bring about a big change in the town, and it can also be sold.

Lynn had already imagined that the white paper would be popular with many people.

Karis walked to the table and reached out to carefully touch the white paper. His hands were trembling. As a housekeeper, he knew very well what role these papers would play.

From then on, he no longer had to worry about running out of paper when teaching reading and writing.

Moreover, he knew how to make paper, and it was actually very simple.

Karis raised his head and said, "Master, we can make a lot of white paper."

"That's right!" Linn laughed.

"Now I have people prepare a lot of materials and make more flat curtains. I need to make more white paper in a short time."

"I'm going right now!" Karis ran out excitedly. Judging from his vigorous pace, he didn't look like an old man.

At noon, the white paper that had been exposed to the sun had dried completely, and Linn no longer had smudges when writing on it, which meant that the white paper was completely ready for use.

A large number of flat curtains have been placed in the courtyard, covered with white paper.

The technology of papermaking is actually not that difficult. The key is to make something from scratch. As long as you know how to make it, you can completely copy it in batches.

In addition, there were not enough flat curtains, so Lin En asked them to directly squeeze the white paper and lay it together so that there would be no adhesion.

Karis acted very quickly, and in just one noon, many people were gathered to collect a large amount of materials.

Linn looked at the materials and boiling pots in the yard, and called Karis over.

"Master, what do you want from me?" The smile on Karis's face never stopped.

"Don't make these things here, I have planned the factory area and built walls there, move there."

"But what if this technology is known to others? It's like a sachet on the market." Karis experienced the sachet incident and was deeply touched by it.

This made him understand the truth. It does not mean that if you make something, you can only make it, and others will copy it.

Because merchants sell sachets in large quantities, the price can only continue to drop. Now sachets have an inconspicuous position among the items they sell.

Lin En smiled. It seemed that the sachet had a big shadow on Karis. There are no copyright patents in this world, unless it is a high-precision thing, like the weapons forged by Master Roland as they said before, others cannot copy them. .

For ordinary things that can be imitated, once they are recognized as profitable, many people will follow and imitate them.

But white paper is different. Put the paper in front of the most powerful craftsmen, and they can't imagine what the production process looks like.

As for being known by others, there is no need to worry.

Lynn said: "Set up multiple areas in the factory. Each area is a step in making paper. They are not allowed to communicate with each other. At the same time, these people are monitored and they are not allowed to leave the territory. Then the production process will not be exposed. .”

Carris immediately understood. As expected of a master, he considers things thoroughly.

He hurriedly went to make arrangements. In fact, if he hadn't considered confidentiality, he wouldn't have been able to bear so many things in the yard.

It's obviously a castle courtyard, but when did it become habitual to place all kinds of things?

Linn went to the place where the militiamen were training. At this time, they had completed the lap and were being trained by Matthew.

Matthew's training was also very simple. He first taught the militia how to fight, and then asked them to fight each other in pairs. From time to time, they would also fight against each other in person. There would be no bias and everyone would have a chance.

Darcy is inside. After eating a lot of meat at this time, he no longer feels hungry, and it is obvious that his physical condition is getting better and better. It is expected that he will be able to condense the seeds of life in a short time.

"Jack, cheer up!" Matthew came to Jack and said.

Jack quickly concentrated on fighting with his teammates again.

Matthew glanced at him a few times, left the team, and came to Linn's side.

Linn asked: "How was the training?"

"Considering that they are ordinary people and not as experienced as those knights who have been trained since childhood, I am supplementing their foundation. The progress is okay. It is normal for the speed to be a bit slow, but..."

Matthew paused and looked at Jack, "Jack has been in low spirits these past few days and is always distracted. As for the reason, we all know it."

Linn nodded, and Jack and Miles came to Ash Town together. Before that, they had been trained by Hans and were the lowest among all trainers. There was no possibility of becoming knights.

After arriving here, it didn't take long for Miles to gather the seeds of life and become an official knight. This was a huge shock to Jack.

If someone he didn't know became a knight, he wouldn't have such a big reaction, at most he would be envious, but his companion with the same qualifications and training made a breakthrough, which made him feel very uneasy, with envy and jealousy. , even hate.

At present, Jack has no thoughts of hatred, but the envy and jealousy in his heart are growing day by day.

Since Miles became a knight, Jack has increased his training on his own, hoping to make him a knight in this way.

However, not only was it unsuccessful, but a serf who had only undergone training for a few days began to gather the seeds of life and became a knight.

This was like a bolt from the blue, hitting him hard.

Lynn could tell that Jack had doubts about himself and was no longer so motivated, which was not a good thing.

"Well!" Linn asked, "What can you do?"

"I don't. It's impossible for a person without any talent to become a knight." Matthew replied.

"But Miles and Darcy, they have no talent either."

Matthew was silent.

Linn sighed. He didn't know what to do. After all, becoming a knight was not something that could be controlled by humans.

Matthew went to teach them again, and Linn didn't leave until their training was completed.

night!

In the Sunset Forest, there was incomparable silence, not even the sound of insects.

Suddenly, a man wearing a black cloak appeared in a tree. His body was covered with wounds, and his blood dripped on the ground, making a corrosive sound.

The cloaked man held his chest, where there was a penetrating injury. The light force and the green energy were constantly fighting. The light energy was obviously stronger, and it continued to tear the wound, making him weaker and weaker.

There was light behind him, and the cloaked man staggered forward without looking back, but fell to the ground because his injuries were too serious.

He braced himself and pressed his hands to the ground. The surrounding plants quickly withered, and streams of life energy submerged into his body.

After barely recovering a little, he heard the sound coming from behind gradually. He quickly got up and ran away again.

After running away for an unknown amount of time, red eyes appeared in front of him.

One after another, the wild boars stared at him, pawing at the ground, spitting out white air from their noses, and were about to attack.

The cloaked man glanced at them casually, and a great fear immediately swept through the wild boars. They immediately turned around and ran away, as if they would die if they ran too slowly.

Following the direction in which the wild boar was escaping, the cloaked man looked over, with a strange expression on his face. Before he could sense it carefully, the sound of chasing came from behind again.

In Ash Town, two serfs were awakened in a temporary wooden house in the livestock area.

"Did you hear anything?"

"I heard it, how about we go take a look?"

"Is it too dangerous?"

"It should be fine."

"What if it's a monster?"

As soon as these words came out, the two people looked at each other and looked outside through the window, not daring to go out.

They waited until daylight before opening the door and saw something that shocked them.

"Master, master!"

Karis's voice sounded from outside, and he ran into the hall, breathing heavily.

Lin En was writing plans on the white paper he made. When he saw him like this, he asked, "What's wrong? What happened?"

"Wild boar. Old sow. They are getting together!"

Lynn: "???"

"What did you say, what happened together?"

"You'll know when you go and take a look."

Linn followed Karis to the livestock area. This area had just been built and was not well built. Most of the area was only blocked by wooden fences.

In one area, old sows brought back from the Lone Wolf Camp were bred, but now there were many more pigs in it, oh, no, wild boars.