If it were Hudson who was in power, he would also provide material support at such times, allowing his neighbors to block the knife in front.
If the economy can afford heavy cavalry with a certain degree of mobility, the more the better.
In order to maintain high mobility, it is best to increase the number of war horses. Faintly, Hudson had a flash of inspiration.
It seems that when I was playing alchemy before, I accidentally created a super “cow” and was sent to be a breeding cow.
Under the influence of powerful genes, newborn calves are far superior to other calves in terms of physical strength and endurance.
One-year-old calves can catch up with ordinary adult cattle when plowing fields. The rate of land reclamation in the mountainous territory has greatly increased, and these cattle have also made great contributions.
If it could be copied onto a war horse, his heavy cavalry might run faster than the light cavalry.
In the spirit of science requiring courage to experiment, Hudson plunged into the laboratory and started up the alchemy business he had abandoned earlier.
What is different from before is that he has gained a lot of basic knowledge in the field of alchemy in recent days. The contributor of this knowledge is naturally the fiancée.
Unfortunately, according to the Alpha Kingdom, there is an unspoken rule that during war, the nobles must prepare for war with all their strength, and everyone tacitly chooses to stop all marriage activities.
Not only are these activities gone, but even daily banquet activities have been put on hold indefinitely.
The euphemistic name is that they are preparing for war with all their strength, but the real situation is that they are not rich in pockets. No one knows how long the war will last, and everyone in the kingdom is tightening their belts and living a hard life.
Even when entertaining guests, everyone now has a tacit understanding to lower the standard. Save what you can, and the materials saved can be used to support the front line.
Without being able to get married, many things are still inconvenient. Even if this knowledge is the default dowry of both parties, they can only act in a low-key manner.
In return, Hudson also provided a lot of good iron to the Hollister family. Although neither party stated it explicitly, the basic principle of equivalent exchange was still fully reflected in the secret.
Of course, these are minor issues. What really brought the two families together was the war.
Although there are many interests mixed in, among many alliances, the in-law relationship is still the lowest cost and the best effect.
On the surface, the Hollister family only obtained some good iron, but in fact, they bought an insurance policy for the personal safety of Viscount Oran.
In the same camp in the southeastern province, the two camps can completely move together. If there is a force majeure failure and it is necessary to run away, Hudson’s value will be reflected.
The Hollister family does