"Big brother, hey, big brother, can I say don't look at me like this? I feel chilly all over..."

Brian looked at Tang En with a terrifying look on his face. Every time Tang En showed such an expression, he felt like a livestock waiting to be slaughtered.

Especially now I am still hanging upside down on the ceiling...

Tang En suddenly laughed: "I have to thank you, let you down."

"What?"

Brian felt a chill on his back, and except for the cold sweat on his forehead, he hurriedly said, "Brother, don't do this, I feel quite scary."

"Well, it seems that you still want to stay there, so let's hang for a while."

Tang En withdrew his hand, rubbed his chin and said, "The problem now is that the mining capacity cannot keep up with production demand..."

Brian wanted to cry at this moment, echoing Tangen: "Yes, and we don't have any extra staff to send to mining."

"Manpower..."

Tang En smiled: "It's actually simple to find enough personnel. Let's talk about this later. Let's talk about what we are going to do here first."

"You say, I listen."

"Tell Edgar, let him communicate with the factory, squeeze out some manpower, and seize the time to produce magic drilling rigs and mining sets. We must complete the technical upgrade and transformation of all existing mines as soon as possible."

Tang En's plan is very simple. First, start from the technical aspect. There are not many mines that have completed technical upgrades and transformations. The Magic Energy Machinery Factory squeezes out some time to produce mining suits, that is, magic drilling rigs, mine cars, tracks, cranes and other things, and then technical upgrades and transformations can be carried out for other existing mines.

After the technology upgrade, the production capacity can be increased at least fifteen times under the existing manpower, which will definitely be enough in a short period of time.

As for transportation issues, Tangen can lay a small teleportation array for each mine at no cost, as long as it can supply Ellington transport personnel to enter and exit. By distributing space equipment, they can complete the ore transportation in a short time.

Since the core of all developments revolves around Ellington, he has not even considered the issue of ore delivery and sales.

After all, if you want to sell it to the outside world, you need to further improve the existing freight transportation system, and perhaps you need to lay a dedicated freight railway line, which is too high in time and cost.

Although the railway is the economic bloodline of the power hub and has amazing transportation capacity, Plandal is vast and sparsely populated, and the cost of laying railways is too high. The rigid demand for both passenger and freight is not strong, so Tang En does not consider paving railways for the time being.

Besides, there is no extra steel to make rails now... Maybe he will consider it if necessary in the future.

"There are three plans to increase the capacity of the original mineral. First, the technology upgrade of existing mines is to increase the basic number of miners."

Brian was confused: "Didn't it be said that the population is too small and the labor force is insufficient? How can the number of miners be increased?"

"It's because the population is too small, but the labor force doesn't have to be used, right?"

Tang En showed a devilish smile: "I remember, when we were in Luzha Village, the old dwarf's friend left a very deep impression on me."

"An old friend of the dwarf?"

Brian was stunned for a moment and blurted out: "Boggy!?"

"Congratulations on your answer right."

Done snapped his fingers: "I remember Village Chief Durum said that the dog-headed people have amazing fertility and a strong demand for food, so they frequently attack the dwarf villages, right?"

"That's right..."

"And the kobolds are natural miners, comparable to dwarves' ability to mine, and their ability to dig holes is even better than you, right?"

Although Brian was a little uneasy about Donn putting the dwarf and the kowtower together, he still honestly said: "That's true."

"Isn't this the end? The fertility is amazing, the number is huge, and the natural miners are simply a labor force tailored for us!"

"But," Brian couldn't help but remind Don, "Big brother, you overlooked a little bit. The dog-headed people are despicable by nature and have low intelligence. They hate almost all humanoid creatures, especially dwarves and gnomes, and they will also attack any intelligent creatures entering their territory. They eat everything they deserve, including prisoners, and most creatures do not trust them. How do you make them work for you honestly?"

“This is simple.”

Tang En smiled: "You can't communicate with smart creatures, so you can communicate with them by taming wild animals."

"Tasted beasts?"

Brian was stunned.

"Well," Tang En thought about it. The bonkers were somewhat wise, so he added, "I think, maybe it's easier than taming a beast?"

Although the dwarves also have hunters who are good at taming wild beasts, Brian can't figure out what Tangen wants to do.

"You don't have to worry about the specific matters. You can go back to the Forge first and collect information about the area where the kobolds gather, and I'll go find you later."

Done snapped his fingers, and Brian fell down with a "ouch" sound, tremblingly getting up from the ground, his legs trembling.

Tang En glanced at him lightly: "You said you are talking nonsense all day long... Oh, I mean, don't spread rumors all day long."

Brian felt wronged: "I didn't spread rumors..."

Tang En said in a slight slight voice: "Next time if you can't control your big mouth when you drink, I will let you not drink a drop of wine in your life!"

I can't drink a drop of wine in my life!? That's great!?

Brian's face changed and he said very seriously: "I swear! I will never tell the truth I know again!"

"Hmm? The truth?"

Brian immediately changed his words: "I mean, I know something."

"Go quickly and go quickly!"

Tang En didn't believe that this guy would get rid of that bad habit so soon. As he knows so far, the two bad habits of dwarfs who talkative and alcohol are probably never able to get rid of.

He didn't expect Brian to completely change his past, but just hoped that he could restrain himself in the future. This guy is really good at causing trouble.

After Brian left, Tang En thought for a moment and teleported directly to the Red Stone Cave.

"Oh? My friend! Why do you think of coming to visit me?"

Before Barod could finish his words, Donn grabbed him and teleported directly to Sharhera.

"Honey!?"

Roryn, who was sitting on the throne bored and playing with silver hair, saw Tang En suddenly appear, cheered and rushed over.

With a "slap", she lost her balance and fell to the ground again.

"Woo!"

Rorynn covered her nose and floated up directly. Her long silver hair hung behind her like a waterfall. She simply flew over directly.

"Dear, why are you here?"

However, just as she was about to pounce on Tang En's arms, the ghostly Lola seized this position one step ahead of time. Her slender and fair fingers gently stroked Tang En's cheek, with a charming smile on her face: "Do you miss me?"

"Mother Queen!"

Roryn screamed and protested: "How can you do this!"

"My daughter, you must admit that your charm is far worse than mine."

Tang En said a little unnaturally: "Don't do this, I have something to talk to you."

"What can we talk about slowly in bed...Varold?"

Only then did Lola notice Barold next to her: "Sorry, your figure has not changed at all, it is difficult to notice you."

Barold's face became very ugly: "You damn it."

Considering that Done was next to him, Barold changed his sentence: "Damn, do you want to fight me?"

"When did you win after we fought so many times? If I hadn't given up on you, you would have died many times."

Lola is a legendary strong man. Although Barod's strength is also very strong, he is still a short distance from the legend, so he has never beaten Lola. This time, Lola's wound was uncovered again, and Barod became even more annoyed.

Seeing that the two of their mortal enemies were about to make trouble again, Tang En had to speak: "Okay, quiet."

"Dear, I'll listen to you."

Tang En's words made Lola immediately turn into a well-behaved little lamb.

Even though Barod was so angry that his teeth were itchy, he closed his mouth at this time.

"What's the situation in the underground world recently? Is the food supply sufficient?"

Tang En first talked about an irrelevant topic to ease the atmosphere. After all, the Dark Elves and Redstone Dwarfs are now focusing on food issues.

Rorynn rushed to answer: "Of course there is no problem. The food supply is very abundant. Our people can eat a full meal now and live a very comfortable life."

Our people?

Tang En felt awkward about the word she used.

Barold said: "As this little queen said, everything is fine in the underground world now, and the mining of light crystals is very stable. Thanks to the abundant food, we are now further exploring the underground world."

Lola spread her hands: "That's true. If it weren't for those annoying lizard men, our lives would be better..."

Tang En smiled: "This time I came to talk about the Lizardman."

Lola was stunned: "What's the Lizardman about?..."

“That depends on how they are viewed.”

Tang En said with a smile: "Although they are like wild animals, they are somewhat wise and easier to tame than wild animals."

Now even Barod scratched his head: "You want to tame them? What's the use of asking for a lizardman?"

"Since they live in the underground world, it means they are very good at digging holes, right?"

"That's right."

"With this kind of expertise, if you tame them and help me dig in the mine, wouldn't it be a very good labor force?"
Chapter completed!