Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God-Chapter 1180 - 660: The Crown Princess’s Overinterpretation

After reading through the entire book, it still brought Gaven considerable gains, many of which were teased out of the minutiae. It is likely that Mage Valo, when writing, did not notice their value, as his circumstances were not the same as Gaven’s. He merely observed everything around him as a traveler, indifferent to good, evil, or business opportunities, at most building friendly relations with some of the locals.

But Gaven is different. His current position dictates that the places he has passed through are not merely places he has traversed, but places where he intends to leave his own mark.

He does not plan to go to the capital of the Komeer Kingdom, Susar, as a visitor, but as a Conqueror, not with a powerful army, but with powerful financial resources.

He has always upheld the belief that money held in hand is of the least value; setting it into motion, turning it into various profit-generating industries that continuously provide new wealth, is the true path. The cities built along the way are based on this concept, as there is nothing to purchase, one can only build.

However, the Komeer Kingdom is an owned land, where the previous method of enclosing land won’t work, but money will be useful as many things, including land, have a clear price tag.

Of course, even if you purchase land, you only own the right to use it, not the ownership. All land in the Komeer Kingdom belongs to the state, belongs to the Obysque Royal Family, and taxes must be paid. If you violate the laws of the Komeer Kingdom, the right to use could be revoked—this is a legal society, where everything is conducted according to the law. Although the laws are made by the Obysque Royal Family to serve themselves, overall, most laws are relatively fair. Even the Obysque Royal Family would not easily violate the law, at least not publicly, because it is the foundation of their rule, and to do so would be to sever their own roots.

With the book Valo’s Travails and his past life knowledge of Komeer, Gaven now has a basic overview of the current state of the Komeer Kingdom, and his next step is to take targeted actions, ready to plan some actions that fit the chosen strategies of Lady Strategy.

In the following five days, Gaven only returned to the City of Faith three times, spending the remaining time in Anfield Village.

At night, he studied magic and special abilities with Philancy, assisting in researching Philancy’s Personal Dream with astonishing progress.

Gaven not only mastered the three Psyche Feedbacks specialized by the Shapeshifter, Psychic Rebirth and Limb Restoration, but also mastered a Psychic Ability called Psychic Crush, and picked several useful spells to master first, including Death Cloud Spell, Barrier Break, Mutant Animals, Malevolent Transformation, Continental Flight, Mud to Stone, Stone to Mud, Magic Constancy.

The building of Philancy’s Personal Dream also has advantages that the Dragon Oak Dream Realm does not have, namely that she is located in the Ether Plane, and has unimaginable entanglements. The original shackles have become a huge advantage here. As the dream gradually perfects, she now even affects the environment where she resides. Her dilapidated Mage Tower in the Land of the Lost is repairing itself at an astonishing rate.

The intimacy between the two indeed occurred within Philancy’s Personal Dream, but the problem is that when the dream is mutual, it cannot be simply regarded as a dream.

In short, the feelings between the two are also continuously intensifying.

During the day, Gaven discussed in-depth with Miss Goser, planning ahead to dispatch courtesans to the Komeer Kingdom.

Gaven of course would not let them meander along with trader caravans but instead, after corresponding training, send them directly near their destination via a Teleportation Spell to infiltrate on their own.

Although the Komeer Kingdom claims its internal control is second only to the Ser in the Red Robe Mage Kingdom, having numerous Purple Dragon Patrol Teams both in cities and rural streets, this practice merely ensures there aren’t too many monsters roaming around. When it comes to controlling people, it is still very lax. As long as one behaves properly (such as not snooping around secret areas, or carrying weapons longer than a Waist Knife), they won’t rashly inquire about one’s identity due to differences in accent or clothing, as self-proof in such matters is difficult.

Gaven has been delaying his trip to the Komeer Kingdom as he is waiting for one thing—a Royal Decree.

With this document, he can legitimately lead some military personnel and arms into the Komeer Kingdom, otherwise, he would find it very difficult to move forward here.

If asked to visit Susar secretly alone, if it had been three months ago, Gaven would have chosen to do so without hesitation, as at that time, though he had a bit of fame, it was merely as a small local estate owner.

Now it’s not feasible; he is now the supreme commander of the Conqueror Army, the chosen one of Lady Strategy, representing not just himself but also the fifty thousand military and civilian personnel behind him. This is a public service role, and everything must be conducted with flying flags, in an upright and formal manner, ensuring that Komeer Kingdom from top to bottom could not pick faults on this point.

Simply put, it’s a ceremony, the formal ceremony of official meetings, for outsiders to witness, after which the relationship between the parties is officially clarified, making it unnecessary to go through such troubles next time.