Facing Cassius' speech, Keral smiled and shook his head gently: "There is nothing wrong with the Kingdom of Liber, but he didn't use the right method at the beginning."

"Liber should manage his own guiding technology and agriculture well. Liber, who owns two plains, has wasted a lot of things - even Liber can make a lot of money by selling grain." Keral was right. The average arable land area in the Kingdom of Liber is very large. They have always maintained self-sufficiency and never thought of developing more food.

This tired attitude will never appear on the Camelot.

"Um..." Cassius, who had been silent since the beginning, pondered for a moment, but still didn't say anything.

"Mr. Cassius, do you think I'm right?" Keral's comment came to an abrupt end, and he asked with a smile on his trunk to Cassiusvi.

"Ah? Oh, um." Cassius himself didn't react to his pseudonym. He was stunned for two seconds before he reacted and nodded: "It's indeed thought-provoking."

"One-one talk, one-one talk." Keral smiled and half-relied on the wood, about to take a sip of beef soup, but a white falcon landed from the sky and landed on Keral's raised arm without any hesitation.

"Kiku?" Keiral frowned slightly and looked at the white falcon with a little disappointed look.

"Ask for help..." He whispered and sighed softly. Although he was expected, his expectation for Colos still made him have a lot of expectations and excitement for her.

But unexpectedly, did Colos start asking for help at this time? He sighed slightly disappointedly, took the letter from Kiku's claws and opened it.

He was a little disappointed and didn't see Cassius's sudden lit eyes.

[Yulia, everything is fine here, don't worry about it. It is also reported that the plan will be launched in the past few days. Be sure to be patient and do not worry about it.]

The beautiful font made Kailar spit out gently.

"Is it because I'm too close? Or is it because I'm close to Colos?" Keral put down the bowl and touched his hair, smiling happily: "But this Liber Kingdom is getting more and more interesting. Plan? What's the plan?"

"Ah, sorry, Mr. Cassius, I'm afraid I can't continue chatting with you this time." Keral put the letter again into Kiku's claws, put a piece of beef to reward it. He called out twice with satisfaction, and Kiku instantly flew into the sky.

Originally, according to the habit of falcons, it was necessary to tie a bamboo to the letter, but the white falcons is slightly different. It is very psychic and does not need those things at all.

Hearing Kailar's words, Cassius smiled and raised the bowl: "Thank you so much for a good dinner."
Chapter completed!