Living off the mountains, living off the waters.
The nobles along the coast have a natural advantage—they can go out to sea to fish. The sea is rich in aquatic life, scarcely harmed by human activity, making it a rare treasure trove.
By consolidating the strength of the Kingdom, collecting two to three hundred thousand tons of dried fish in a year as a meat supplement for the soldiers is not an unattainable goal."
While speaking, Hudson had already handed the supplies list to Duke Newfoundland.
The army could be trained by him, but the funds must be arranged by the government. Although the numbers on the list were large, they were still within everyone's capabilities.
At one point, Hudson even considered proposing: halt maritime trade and let all warships and merchant ships go out to sea to fish.
Considering the issue of offending people, he simply took a roundabout approach, setting a fishing task directly for everyone.
