"My Lord, I've sent the Record Keepers to fetch the latest records for tax revenue and grain consumption. The comings and goings of Nasu's and Buer's caravans have also been documented."
As soon as he finished speaking, several Record Keepers entered carrying ledgers. They arranged the books neatly on the desk in front of Henry, gave a respectful bow, and silently withdrew from the study.
Henry's gaze swept over the ledgers. Tommy, standing by his side, began to explain in detail the developments at Westwood Laine Castle in the two months since Henry had marched out to intercept the Mercenaries.
"My Lord, during your absence, the autumn harvest in the villages and farms was a great success. We brought in over two million pounds, enough to support the ten thousand people in the domain. That's not including the output from berries, pastures, and the like."
Henry nodded. This was mainly because the weather this year had been exceptionally favorable for crop growth.
