Farming with Entries: From Lord to Emperor-Chapter 467 - 251: Yak People Awakening? (6K)_2

Luo De finished explaining and glanced over the three of them, "Who will go first?"

"I’ll go first, my Lord."

Allen stepped forward without hesitation.

Luo De reassessed the tall and lean man before him and nodded with satisfaction.

Then Luo De mobilized the blazing energy within his body, and a green glow emanated from his chest, coalescing into a verdant seed.

"This..."

Allen widened his eyes at the miraculous scene, and the other two were also in a daze.

"Don’t resist. Accept it wholeheartedly."

Luo De instructed, sending the seed of nature into Allen’s body.

Allen nervously closed his eyes and, once the seed of nature had completely disappeared, opened his eyes in surprise,

"My Lord, I feel very warm."

"The feeling will be even more noticeable during meditation."

Luo De casually remarked, looking at the other two,

"You two, who goes first?"

...

...

Morrili and Otake received seeds of nature one after another in their bodies, and the three of them sat on the ground, beginning their meditation.

Luo De ordered the guards not to disturb them, allowing the three to carefully experience the meditative state.

The room gradually quieted down.

Luo De sat in the main seat, observing the three of them.

If they couldn’t smoothly enter the meditative state even with the seed of nature, Luo De would have to consider replacing them.

To Luo De’s relief, the three didn’t disappoint. Before long, faint waves of magic power began emanating from their bodies.

Luo De also relaxed, picked up a cup, and took a sip of tea.

Just then, Luo De felt something unusual at the back of his neck, a slight chill touching his mind.

"Hmm?"

Luo De calmed his mind, feeling the chill on his neck——

These strands seemed like tiny needles piercing Luo De’s consciousness, bringing a tingling sensation.

It resembled the feeling of absorbing a spirit gem.

However, this feeling was too subtle; initially obvious, but gradually becoming negligible with habituation.

The three meditated until evening before they ended, opening their eyes in surprised excitement.

"I actually meditated all afternoon..."

Allen expressed his amazement, promptly standing up and bowing deeply,

"Thank you for your grace, my Lord!"

"Thank you for your grace!"

The other two also hurriedly got up, imitating Allen’s gesture to thank Luo De.

Luo De looked at the three indifferently,

"The best way to show your gratitude is to diligently learn the knowledge and quickly acquire the ability to make magic potions."

"Yes, my Lord!"

The three responded in unison.

Luo De turned to Vivian and instructed, "Have the guards take them to Luna."

"Understood, Baron." Vivian nodded and gestured for the three to leave.

Luo De sat in the hall, beginning to contemplate what kind of alchemical apparatus to make.

"Alchemy pot, distiller, crucible, magic lamp, mortar, rune stirring rod, measuring bottles..."

Luo De listed each apparatus, selecting those that could be made,

"Mortar and rune stirring rods could be made from the bones of magical beasts, provided they are carved with runes."

"The alchemy pot could be made from sea pattern magic steel, hmm, it’s easy to gather three types."

A satisfied smile appeared on Luo De’s face as he looked at the others,

"However, distiller and measuring bottles could be managed..."

"Vivian, go..."

Luo De pondered, "Go inform the guards, have Labette gather thirty people, and wait for me at the town gate tomorrow morning."

"Understood, Baron."

...

...

Early the next morning.

The sunlight was bright.

Luo De led Labette and others downstream of the Blue River Bay Dam.

Boots crunched on the small stones, making a slight rustling sound.

The riverbank ahead stretched into the distance, countless pebbles shimmering under the sun.

"This place is not bad."

Luo De turned to look at Labette,

The latter was leading thirty slaves, looking at Luo De in confusion.

Labette had been in charge of the brickwork, but the recent surge in brick production led to a halving of work at the brickyard.

So Luo De brought Labette along.

"Today, we start a brand-new task."

Luo De’s voice was deep and powerful, pointing at the stones by the river,

He raised his right hand, indicating a side of the riverbank.

There lay a large expanse of fine sand, glistening under the sunshine.

"Sand."

Luo De walked to the sandy beach, bent down, and grabbed a handful of river sand.

"It’s the best raw material."

The fine sand slipped slowly through Luo De’s fingers. 𝘧𝘳𝘦ℯ𝓌𝘦𝒷𝘯𝑜𝑣𝘦𝓁.𝒸𝘰𝓂

The only downside was the presence of all kinds of deadwood shavings and soil.

Labette followed behind Luo De, curiously examining the sand underfoot.

"My Lord, what’s the use of sand?"

"Do you know about glass?"

Luo De asked.

Labette shook his head.

"No worries, just know you’re doing something very important."

"Hehe, alright!"

Labette grinned happily, revealing two rabbit-like teeth.

"Remember the look of the sand I showed you,"

Luo De directed, "This slightly shiny, slightly transparent sand, fill thirty bags for me."

"Yes, my Lord!"

Labette hastily waved his hand, and the slaves quickly grabbed the prepared bags and started bustling around.

Watching these busy figures, Luo De continued instructing Labette,

"The sand can’t be used directly; it needs to be filtered."

Luo De pointed at the impurities in the sand,

"Remove all the soil, wood chips, and small stones, leaving only the pure quartz sand."

Labette nodded and asked, "What is quartz sand?"

"It’s what I have in my hand."

Luo De added, "Make sure to filter it with a fine mesh to ensure there are no impurities."

"Got it!"

Labette responded loudly, then began directing the slaves personally.

They made simple sifters out of rags to filter the river sand repeatedly, then put the purified fine sand into burlap bags.