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This time, Max brought a total of 431 slaves.
According to Max, he brought 439 people before coming.
It seems that a few people have completely stayed on the road.
This is normal, on such a long journey, losing fewer than ten people is a very good outcome.
And this is because Max brought people aged 15 to 30.
Otherwise, the number fallen would be even greater.
Max is a businessman, not a philanthropist, so naturally, he takes in only those valuable enough to become slaves.
As for the others, he can't care about them.
Among these slaves, there are 180 men, and the rest are women.
This is not because women have stronger life force than men, but because many men have become soldiers or were taken in on the way to Oak City.
After all, every man is a piece of labor.
What Luo De finds a bit unfortunate is that there's hardly any craftsmen among them.
Only five men who have worked stone, and one carpenter's apprentice; not a single blacksmith.
