If the training results pleased Master Hudson, sacrificing one or two more sheep to provide an extra meal was inconsequential.
Though the number of livestock within the territory was still sparse compared to the population, Master Hudson was willing to spend money to buy them!
When it came to the standard of meals, who could compare with the Mountain Domain within hundreds of miles?
The Lord's conscience was not only reflected in the quality of the bread. In terms of meat rations, the Mountain Domain was the only standardized one.
In other territories, whether the serfs could have meat was entirely up to the mood of the nobles. Even if they occasionally caught prey during hunting, they could only eat it with the nod of a noble.
Standardized supply also came with severe polarization. The minimum meat supply in the territory remained at 0.5 pounds/month, but the maximum standard had already risen to 10 pounds/month.
