Under Abel's guidance, Bernie looked at the blueprints from top to bottom. Finally, he understood the purpose of the various parts recorded in the blueprints.
"Abel, can the dwarves use this watering system as well?" Bernie's eyes began to sparkle as he quickly asked.
If this system wasn't from Abel, he wouldn't even ask. He would just take it and use it. However, Abel's relationship with the dwarves was very deep. Even if he had to pay a price for something like this, he couldn't just take it without asking.
"Bernie, if the dwarves want to use it, then let them use it. But first, help me make it. I need 2 sets urgently!" Abel agreed without thinking.
"Abel, that's great. You've helped us a lot!" Bernie said in joy.
Recently, the dwarves' crop production had begun to decrease. The relationship between the dwarves and the elves was interdependent, so they would always communicate with each other on important matters.
The elders of both races suspected that this was the beginning of a crop disaster in the Holy Continent. Therefore, the dwarves began to increase their production and purchase of food.
The dwarves were different from other races. Most of them took pride in forging, so only a small portion of them would become farmers.
As a result, although the Earth Dividing Basin where the dwarves lived had a lot of land, there weren't many real grain fields. In the past, the dwarves had to produce part of their own food, while the other part was bought from humans or elves.
However, if the Holy Continent's crop production began to decrease, it would be very difficult to buy food. The only way was to increase the size of their fields.
The Earth-Dividing Mountain Range was a basin that lacked water. Every year, there was very little rain. Therefore, if the grain fields here were close to a river, it would be better. Most of the grain fields were supplied by wells. This also made the dwarves need a lot of manpower to grow their grain fields.
However, the irrigation system that Abel brought this time solved this problem. As long as there were a few dwarves, they could manage a large area of land. Although the investment cost was a bit high, the dwarves didn't lack iron products.
"Bernie, you also heard about the crop production?" Abel couldn't help but ask when he saw the look on Bernie's face.
"Abel, you know about this too?" Bernie couldn't help but ask with his eyes wide open.
It should be noted that humans were not aware of this matter yet, because humans had the largest population and planted the most crops. Perhaps due to the isolation of the Budapest Mountains and the Earth-Dividing Mountains, the impact of the crops in the human world had not yet appeared.
In this case, neither the dwarves nor the elves shared this information with the humans. The main reason was that the dwarves wanted to use this opportunity to obtain more food from the humans.
Of course, the humans were different from the dwarves and elves. Even if they knew about this, they would have a completely different solution. The nobles would first stock up on food and use this opportunity to make a fortune. This was another important reason why the dwarves and elves didn't want to share this information with the humans.
Abel said with a smile, "You should know who I am in the elven race. How could you hide this from me?"
"That's true. Leave these blueprints with me. Give me five days. These iron pipes are a bit troublesome. I need some time to forge them!" Bernie nodded.
"Ok, I'll contact you in five days. How much is the forging fee?" Abel nodded and asked.
"Abel, I want Grandmaster Wine. I also want Master Wine. You know, I'm afraid there will be a shortage of wine in the future!" Bernie quickly said.
Abel understood what Bernie was trying to say. If the crop production decreased, then the raw materials for making wine would decrease. The most important thing was, if people didn't have enough to eat, how would they have extra food to make wine?
"Ok, you can contact Bartoli!" Abel said generously.
The land of the 3 castles had become a crazy food production area. If they added a irrigation system, it would save a lot of manpower and make the land explode with a stronger production capacity.
Before leaving the Goff Family, Abel whispered to Bernie, "Bernie, if the Goff Family doesn't have enough food, remember to contact me!"
"Thank you, I'll remember!" Bernie didn't know why Abel said this, but he knew what he meant. In his mind, Abel must have saved a lot of food. If Abel could make a promise like this before the Holy Continent's food shortage, it meant Abel really saw him as a brother.
A few days later, it was Duke Abel's birthday. The banquet was held at night, and Abel returned to Angstrom City through the teleportation circle in the Orwell Palace in the afternoon.
He first went to the Alchemist Guild, where he had obtained enough materials. Almost all of the materials needed for the formulas he had on him had been obtained.
Of course, the most precious ones were the ingredients for the "dragon blood wall breaking potion." He only got 10 portions. If he wanted to exchange for more, it would take some time. Since the number of times he made this potion was too low, he didn't have many ingredients in stock.
There were also a lot of ingredients for the "qi training potion," "body strengthening potion," "blood stasis potion," "poison prevention potion," "bone cleansing potion," "wind rage potion," "hundred turn potion," and "solid jade potion." Since he had been in stock for a long time, he still hadn't traded in his lotion and conditioner.
On top of that, the price of the lotion and conditioner had been rising, so he had a lot of gold coins in the Alchemy Union. This time, he didn't ask for any gold coins. Instead, he exchanged them all for ingredients, so he had a lot of ingredients.
Abel had a big smile on his face when he came out of the Alchemy Union. In the next few days, the alchemists realized that most of their potion recipes were missing a few ingredients.
Of course, this had nothing to do with Abel. With the ability of the Alchemy Union, they would be able to replenish their supply after a while.
As soon as Abel came out of the Alchemy Union, he saw Lady Carrie and bowed, "Lady Carrie!"
"Master Bennett, I was ordered by my mother and father to pick you up for the banquet!" Lady Carrie bowed and said calmly.
"Thank you, Lady Carrie!" Abel didn't expect Grand Duke Edwina to be so polite, so he bowed and thanked her.
The treatment he received now was too different from the last time he came. Although he was a Blacksmith Master, he was still like a poor kid entering the city. He was completely suppressed by Grand Duke Edwina.
Luckily, he made a breakthrough in alchemy and became a Master Alchemist by honor. That was how Grand Duke Edwina saw him in a new light. Even so, he still left the elves with some unhappiness in his heart.
But now, the Grand Ducal Palace had sent Lady Carrie to pick him up for a birthday banquet. He was treated like an honorable guest.
Although Lady Carrie was still as cold as before, Abel could still feel her kindness. She was an elf who didn't really know how to express her emotions.
"The prestigious Baron Bennett, Master Alchemist by honor has arrived!" When Abel stepped down from the Grand Ducal Palace's carriage, Steward Derek, who was waiting at the door, announced loudly.
Lady Carrie also stepped down from the carriage and nodded to Steward Derek. Steward Derek quickly whispered something to another steward and walked to Abel's side.
"Master Bennett, I'll lead you in!" Steward Derek said respectfully.
"Sorry to trouble you. Should I give the gift to Duke Abel first?" Said Abel with a smile.
"You can give it to me. I'll give it to Master for you!" Steward Derek quickly said.
Duke Albert had specifically ordered him to bring it up even if Abel didn't ask. Duke Albert wanted to appear in front of the elves with a new look, and Abel's beauty potion was a must.
Abel smiled and took out a bottle of "beauty potion" from his portal bracelet. This bottle of "beauty potion" was stored in a delicate box. It looked very beautiful from the outside.
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