There is a limit to the number of people a player's territory can recruit.

For example, Baidi Town, which is a first-level town.

The population can only grow to 5,000 at most by recruiting buildings.

Once the population reaches 5,000, all recruitment buildings, including field recruitment points, will disable their recruitment function until the territory's population falls below the cap again.

Migrants, on the other hand, are not considered part of the territory's recruitment units and can exceed this limit.

Therefore, the more the better.

We welcome all comers.

However, whether they could reach his territory depended on these slaves risking their lives. Su Bai gave them hope, but he couldn't help them much.

He took advantage of the chaos to return to the cave.

Take Renee with you.

Find the location where the giant wolf of the grasslands is hiding.

The two rode together on one horse and finally made it safely back to Baidi Town before dawn.

"We're saved..."

Renee burst into tears of joy.

Exhausted and mentally stressed from working for so long, she collapsed onto Su Bai and fell into a deep sleep the moment she finally relaxed.

"Hello!"

Su Bai called her several times but she didn't wake up, so he had to carry her back to the second floor of the palace, intending to find her a room to rest first, and then ask her about the star chart after she woke up.

Unexpectedly, I ran into Claudia as soon as I went upstairs.

"What is this...?"

Claudia glanced at the disheveled Renee, her brows furrowing slightly. She hesitated for a moment, then finally asked, "Where did you pick up this wild girl?"

Su Bai didn't answer, but instead asked, "Why did you get up so early?"

Upon hearing this...

Claudia glared at him, clearly annoyed.

"I don't know who gave the order to attack to the front lines overnight. Before dawn, the list of battle losses was sent over."

"I can't talk about it, and I can't fight it. What else can I do but quickly allocate funds and supplies to them?"

"I wonder which heartless person raised these hungry wolves."