Although it was not the first time he encountered these Chaos Dwarves. {{}{Start}, Vared was still not used to it. This is not to say that he did not dislike their bucket waists, braided his beard, carried a black iron helmet and armor, and used a skull pattern as an ornament. Or he was rude and cruel in his words—but to it,

The power they carry.

Power from Chaos.

Valed von Castein was disgusted with this.

He had tried to think that if, if, if, too, he would have the opportunity to trade with Chaos and trade for power at the cost of freedom. Would he do that?

Probably impossible?

This slightly vague answer quickly became a very affirmative "absolutely not". It is not whether it can be, but whether it can be.

Because Valed soon understood that chaos is not a good vendor with fair prices and unrestrained prices, but an unscrupulous person who can suck bones and marrows. It is like a game producer who will continue to launch new DLCs, enhancement packages, and power enhancement versions, and will not give up until the player is squeezed out the last penny, or a Japanese animation director who will continue to release new theatrical versions to cheat money every five, ten or fifteen years, and will not give up until the value of the work is drained.

Chaos requires more than freedom.

And humanity.

There is still life.

And wisdom.

Everything you cherish, everything you hate, everything you don't care, everything you don't care, everything, everything, everything...

Every time you get a portion of energy from Chaos, you have to offer ten times, hundreds, and tens of millions of times. No, this is completely different from the game producers or animation directors mentioned before. It is too naive to describe it as an unscrupulous vendor.

This level of sucking bones and marrow is like a capitalist, or a level of capitalist who wants to squeeze all the bone marrow into juice and drink it... The greed of chaos is even better than that.

But then again, someone once said that capitalists are all vampires. Of course, vampires are not all capitalists.

Of course, it is an exception for those who are interested in mining and factory establishment like Valed.

The above is a joke.

Of course, in fact, it might be better to use words like slave owners or tyrants to describe them. But when it comes to this country, in this era, it is true that capitalists should be used. Because no matter what, I am also a child who grew up in a socialist country.

Will the word socialism be blocked? If that is the case, it would be too sad. Friends who see this, please be sure to reply so that our people can confirm it.

Let's get back to the topic.

In March, the Count Castein, governed by Vared, welcomed a group of short and strong guests, the Chaos Dwarves. They advanced through their steel trains, avoiding patrols of their former compatriots, now the dwarves of life and death, bypassing their kingdom and appearing directly on the land of Sylvania.

They were riding a huge armored train, which emerged from the ground like a monster, which scared the North Vampire officer who was patrolling. But soon he understood what was going on. So he now reported to General Rana of the northern defense zone. After that, the armored train continued to march towards Dekenhof County under the escort of a regiment of undead troops.

Although Valed didn't think that a regiment, a thousand skeleton soldiers could fight against the monster machine.

But thanks to me, because this time I was driving on the ground, the vampires could see clearly how this train advanced.

There are two protruding holes at the front end, just like the nostrils of a monster, and bright red steel will protrude from it. The steel water is divided into two strips, and after it falls to the ground, it completely cools down and condenses into rails. The iron-armored train drives like this. Of course, this kind of rail is one-time, and it will disappear soon after the train passes. However, if the train stops, it will last longer.

"It makes its own rails and drives on the rails it makes. Such mobility... sounds too unscientific." Vared murmured after receiving the message from his subordinates through the vultures.

Indeed, the combat effectiveness of such an armored train is beyond imagination.

The armored train traveled very quickly, and it only took two days from it to the north and then to its appearance next to the Dekenhof Castle. This was the speed of the undead who "escorted" it.

So Vared decided to host a banquet to entertain the Chaos Dwarves. After a dinner, the next day, Vared officially met the leader of the envoy.

This is both a mission, a technical team, and a teaching team. A total of hundreds of Chaos Dwarves are all needed by Valed and elites from all walks of life. Some of them are good at mechanical manufacturing, some are good at forging, some are good at mountain combat, and some are good at teaching knowledge about mechanical theories.

In addition, they also brought many gifts that Valed expected. The most expensive one was the three Chaos Dwarf's power machinery design and manufacturing drawings, which made it easier to smel black iron technology and machinery. There were other huge machines that mine minerals, etc.

"This is the thing, His Excellency Castein. We left some engineers, as well as surveyors and drawing masters, and architects of mountain fortresses. We left those people in the north, which you asked, to build a great mountain fortress group. We decided to explore first, then draw the drawings, and then design the construction. This took some time. I hope you can understand."

The person who served as the leader of the envoy was not the one who had fought with Valed before, but a newcomer. Of course, this was not what Valed cared about. He was not so naive that he could make friends with a Chaos dwarf. He was not so naive that he could do whatever he wanted through friendship.

"Indeed, very professional. I am willing to trust you at this point." Vared nodded: "What about the teachers in mountain combat?"

"Of course there are, too." The messenger, similar to the ordinary Chaos Dwarf, nodded with a short and ferocious face: "A total of eight officers who are proficient in mountain combat also came with the regiment. Of course, I did not make arrangements without authorization, just wanted to ask you to make a decision."

Vared nodded: "Because the main area we want to fight is in the north. And there, the border of the Nirakochi family is much longer than ours. So I think we can send five officers there. As for here, I expect the three officers I will leave to go to the Northern Military Region, one to teach at the Dekenhof Academy, and the other to teach at the several legions around Dekenhof to teach. What do you think of doing this?"

After hearing what Valed said, the envoy leader showed a puzzled expression.

Totally incomprehensible.

Although they were allied with Sylvania, their emperor wanted them to contact with only Valed. He wanted to strengthen Valed's power.

So in theory, these benefits should be embezzled by Valed. Whether it is the tactical theory of mountain combat, is a powerful mechanical force or something else. Even if it is to be distributed to other families - the kind that is forced - they will only choose the remaining ones, the ones that they don't need, and the worst ones.

Instead of giving up the best part of aid project like this, especially Valed, who did this, still acted as if it were his. The leader of the envoy asked himself that if it were him, he would never have done such a thing.

Of course, this does not mean that he will admire Valed or have similar feelings for him. He will only think that Valed is a fool.

"Only selfishness can you get the greatest benefit. It's true that this fool doesn't even understand this principle."

When thinking about this, the Chaos Dwarf was complacent and proud of his values.

Of course, Valed couldn't hear what he was thinking in his heart, nor would he say it. So at least on the surface, these people could still maintain a state of mutual respect.

The same treatments as the officers who taught mountain combat were the engineers and mechanical experts who were proficient in mechanical engineering and manufacturing. Most of them were also sent by Vared to the Earl of Nirakochi. After all, those guys were professionals.

The rest of the matter, which Valed stayed, will help Valed establish a mechanical engineering college as described in the treaty signed by Valed and the Chaos Dwarfs. In fact, they also brought a large number of books that teach the theory of mechanical engineering, as well as a large number of instruments for demonstration and teaching.

In this way, a new course was added to Castein Academy, which was also the only course that was mandatory to study. Chaos Dwarf Mechanical Engineering. At the same time, Vared also made a decision to force mechanical engineering in the future courses that teach semi-dead.

After finishing all these things, Valed breathed a sigh of relief. He thought so:

Although in a short period of time, years, or decades, we still cannot make up for the gap between us and the Chaos Dwarves. We may even never reach the height of their industrial civilization. However, through the knowledge we have mastered and the skills of using undead witchcraft, we can take a path that is completely different from them.

This is exactly what Valed expected. What he needed was not an industrial system that copied the Chaos Demons of the Chaos Dwarfs, but a set of industrial systems that were combined with the undead witchcraft, which was in line with Sylvania and vampires, and their own industrial system. (You are welcome, your support is my greatest motivation.)
Chapter completed!