Atlas could see that each document was an authorisation for roads to be built over many kilometres, hundreds of houses to be built, and even mineral deposits to be made in the mountain ranges.
In the signature section, Cassandra's signature for project management was already there, only the Duke Shorkeeper's signature was needed.
Atlas read the documents in detail, one by one, and then studied the superficial sketches drawn on the documents and realised that each of these projects really ran for tens of kilometres.
The area given to him was indeed a huge territory. Nevertheless, such a project could be completed in just over a year.
Full house sketches were drawn on an area large enough to accommodate perhaps a hundred thousand people, and even harbour sketches were being drawn in the area opening to the glacial sea.
Atlas' blood was boiling with excitement, he had acquired a much larger territory than he had thought.
