Upon hearing Horn's inquiry, Busak, with his exceptional memory, began to narrate to Horn.
However, Horn didn't listen for long before he started feeling drowsy.
"How about this?" Horn stood up and stretched lazily, "Take me to the Saint Hoe Monastery for a look."
With the division of land work concluded and transformed into the Hundred Households system, the burden on Horn's shoulders was significantly reduced.
Today, with not much to do, he took the opportunity to visit the Saint Hoe Monastery in person.
His original intent in setting up the Saint Hoe Monastery was to absorb surplus labor and cultivate wasteland.
According to the survey team, there are quite a few uncultivated arable lands in Kush Territory, with nearly 200,000 acres left fallow.
However, due to poor fertility and excessive oppression by lords, the Public Register Farmers preferred to flee rather than cultivate, leaving the lands idle.
