Even if there is a distance of dozens of miles,
the cavalry can quickly approach the city walls.
Behind Lynn's territory, there is the Aladia River, hundreds of meters wide, as a natural barrier.
In front, there are steep, impassable mountains as a defense.
Although there is a hundred-meter-wide forest path between the mountains,
after constructing the city walls and Weng City,
unless there is a large-scale armored force with heavy siege equipment,
the enemy wouldn't even dream of stepping foot into Lynn's territory.
Perhaps the cultivated land area in Lynn's territory is not as vast as in Kakasong City,
but within the territory, there are several exploitable open-pit mines.
The value possessed by open-pit mining is naturally incomparable,
with ordinary farmland that can only be used for planting crops and economic plants!
Compared to Kakasong City,
Lynn felt that the only two disadvantages were:
