The following day at dawn.
The sky had not yet brightened.
Urged by the guards, the villagers responsible for constructing the castle walls had breakfast and headed towards the distant mountain forest pass.
Lynn could allow them not to work at night, but they must travel at dawn.
After all, traveling would not pose a life-threatening crisis.
Upon arriving at the mountain forest pass, over eight hundred villagers threw themselves into bustling labor.
Lynn rode on horseback patrolling.
However, not long after, a team of horse-drawn carriages appeared in the distance.
With great momentum, wherever the carriage team passed, clouds of dust were raised.
Rose, in charge of the guards, wore a serious expression and immediately gathered the surrounding soldiers.
The villagers were engaged in labor now, if a battle broke out, they would be affected first.
At best, it could affect the construction of the castle walls, at worst, these villagers might lose their lives.
