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Gu Chen immediately summoned the instructors of the Qianyan Army present and discussed the matter with them.

After discussions among many highly qualified military personnel, everyone reached a consensus.

It would be better to transform the rebel camp in Tengdou Fort into the second Qianyan Army camp of their Qianyan Army.

After all, the terrain here is high, easy to defend and difficult to attack. It is the most suitable military stronghold besides the location of their Qianyan Army camp!

Such a good place cannot be given away to others, and we cannot just watch others take it away!

Build a second Qianyan Army camp here, and send a part of the Qianyan Army to garrison here. Combined with the original Qianyan Army camp, the two sides can form a pincer attack and defense.

At least on this small piece of land of Bayun Island, their Qianyan Army can be invincible!

Hearing that everyone agreed, Gu Chen had nothing more to say and made the decision immediately.

Under the command of the instructor, the Qianyan Army also began to massively renovate the military camp.

It is always easier to renovate than to rebuild.

In just one day, the original Tengdou Fort rebel camp was completely transformed into a camp with a very Liyue style.

The Qianyan Army, which was divided from the Qianyan Army camp, also moved in.

In this way, the Qianyan Army will have no problems.

But they had other work to do, and that work was to build the shrine.

Yes, it was what we had agreed upon before, a shrine to commemorate the people who died in the disaster caused by the evil spirit on Bayun Island. A monument and a list of the names of the victims should also be erected inside.

When building this shrine, the Qianyan Army had to disperse and go door to door to ask the people on Bayun Island for the names of their relatives and friends who had died at the hands of the evil spirit, so that they could make a statistic and later carve it into a monument.

This is a relatively heavy task, but also the most important matter at the moment.

At Gu Chen's command, many Qianyan soldiers began to get busy.

A part of the Qianyan Army began to go to Bayun Island to collect a list of names from the people.

Another group of people who were good at construction went to Himiki Village to survey the terrain and see how to build the shrine.

The task of the Qianyan Army that was responsible for compiling the list went quite smoothly.

The people of Bayun Island had a good attitude towards the Qianyan Army guarding their Bayun Island. Many of them even wanted to invite the Qianyan Army into their homes for tea, but of course they were politely declined by the Qianyan Army.

When they heard the purpose of the Qianyan Army and that the reason for counting these names was to build a shrine for worship, almost all the people on the Bayun Island were moved.

While wiping away their tears, these people told Qianyan Army the names of their relatives and friends who had died at the hands of the evil god.

Meanwhile, the Qianyan Army, which was conducting a geographical survey in Himuki Village, was in a state of trouble.

After some investigation, they found that if they wanted to build a large shrine here, first... they had to demolish the dilapidated houses here.

This is easy to say. After all, Himiki Village is completely deserted, and most of Inazuma's houses are made of wood, so they are easy to demolish.

But after the demolition, how should the shrine be rebuilt?

Those of them who are good at construction are all from Liyue.

Ask them to build a temple or a Liyue-style building, and these professionals will naturally be able to do it with ease.

But if you ask them to build a shrine for Inazuma, they are really a bit clueless and don't know how to start.

Helpless, the Qianyan Army could only seek help from the locals of Bayun Island to see if there were any experts in building shrines.

Yes, we also need to see if there are any craftsmen on Bayun Island who are good at carving steles. Carving so many and such large steles is also a big project.

During the search, the Qianyan Army who are still in Himuki Village cannot sit idle.

As they began to tear down the dilapidated houses, they also started to dig the ground and compact the foundations for a large area.

No matter what, it is always right to demolish the original dilapidated buildings first and lay a solid foundation.

While they were doing this work, the search for craftsmen and architects went smoothly.

Although the Bayun Island had experienced disasters caused by evil spirits and wars, and there were not many people left, there were still quite a few of them.

Among so many people, it is quite easy to find a few craftsmen who are good at building and carving monuments.

Therefore, these craftsmen were visited by the Qianyan Army who came here after hearing their reputation.

After explaining their purpose of visit, the craftsmen were moved to tears.

The craftsmen immediately patted their chests and said that they could just leave the construction of the shrine and the carving of the stele to them, and they would definitely plan such an important matter beautifully!

They will definitely give 200% effort and perform at the highest level of their careers!

After all, whether it is building a shrine or carving a monument, it is used to commemorate the people who died in the disaster caused by the gods. This is an unprecedented event!

Now that the professionals have been found, things can move on.

These craftsmen were invited to the Feimu Village by the Qianyan Army.

They began to survey the terrain and plan how to build the shrine and carve the stele.

After planning, the next step is to find the raw materials.

There are only two kinds of raw materials: wood and stone.

Wood is used to build shrines and stone is used to carve monuments.

Relatively speaking, stone is easier to deal with.

After all, the stone needed is natural solid stone, which can be mined directly on Bayun Island. At most, it is a bit troublesome to transport such large and heavy stones.

Wood is the hardest to get.

Don't think that if you want to get wood, you can just chop down trees.

A lot of the wood used to build houses needs to be processed and air-dried based on the cut logs.

There is no need to mention how complicated the processing is, and the drying process is also very long.

Otherwise the wood will not be strong enough and the built shrine will easily collapse!

There was really no other way, so the Qianyan Army could only decide to go to Mingjin Island to purchase wood.

This raises a new question.

This shrine, used to commemorate the people who died at the hands of evil spirits, would definitely be built large and magnificent.

Therefore, a lot of wood must have been used to build the shrine, and the cost must have been considerable.

Things have come to this point, the Qianyan Army has put in enough effort and time, do we still need them to pay?

I always feel like I'm being taken advantage of.

When Gu Chen heard Qian Yanjun report this matter to him, he also felt that the money could not be spent casually.

What's more, the military budget of their Qianyan Army is not enough to purchase so much wood.

So, where will the money for buying the wood come from?

Thinking of this, Gu Chen couldn't help but look towards Mingshen Island.

Ever since the confiscation of property and extermination of the nobles, the shogunate could be said to have made a fortune and was living a life of luxury.

If you are so rich, why do you have to be a miser? Of course you have to contribute your money!

Building a shrine is a serious matter and the most important thing at the moment.

Such an important matter, won’t the shogunate express its opinion?