Henry was already aware that his actions had alarmed the surrounding nobles and might have even gotten on Count John's nerves.
But he didn't care.
By the end of the first month of the new year, Henry had already finalized his administrative plans for the next six months.
Spring planting, trade, construction, defense—each was meticulously planned.
Henry ordered the introduction of a batch of new plows and harrows from Amperela. Carefully crafted by blacksmiths, these tools were more robust and durable, capable of turning the soil more effectively in preparation for sowing.
Using these new implements, farmers could complete their fieldwork faster, saving a great deal of time and labor.
The new seeds were imported from the Makabe region. They were drought-resistant, had a short growth cycle, produced a high yield, and were well-suited for the grasslands.
Henry also ordered large-scale repairs and expansions of the canals and reservoirs within his domain.
