Early the next morning, just as the sky began to brighten.
After finishing breakfast, Lynn, accompanied by the respectful words and salutes of the soldiers at the gate,
walked out of the guest hall on the second floor of the manor castle.
Just as Lynn planned to step down the stairs of the city wall and head to the open square on the first floor,
a long line was departing from the manor castle, proceeding along the gravel and mud paths between the fields, moving towards the distance.
There was a large number of livestock in the advancing procession.
Some were caged in bamboo baskets placed on two-wheeled carts.
Others were tied and led with straw ropes, following along.
It was evident.
Rose and Wesley had arranged for the soldiers to transport the livestock from the manor castle back to the territory.
The manor castle where Lynn currently was.
As long as enough workers with breeding experience were invested,
