In the wooden house.

Some Pan Yang questioned: "This is wrong. Didn't we treat them preferentially before? We were afraid that he would starve to death, so we gave him enough food and warm residence. Why did we change it now?"

"In the past they were our property, but now we want to make them independent people." Barbatos responded quickly: "Items can be placed in his own home, but independent people need to go out and live alone."

"But it's hard to ensure that they live a normal life with such a little money." Pan Yang and the others questioned.

"This can only show the presence of the oasis," Barbatos said.

"We can only donate when they are poor."

"It is our kindness to keep them alive on their own, and then we buy some food and give them every month in the name of the oasis."

“They will be grateful to us.”

"We have a good livelihood."

"We never thought of treating them harshly, but since the social system has changed, the way we give them benefits has to change," Barbatos explained.

"We can give them a certain amount of potatoes, broad beans, and beans every month to enrich their food. We can even sell some fat meat from desert giant scorpions for a fee. Anyway, we don't like meat."

Barbatos gradually aroused everyone's recognition.

After some discussion, this system was implemented.

Soon, the dog-headed people working in Oasis No. 7 discovered that their lives had changed drastically.

First, the Lords of Panyang took them to the house they live in now and told them that from now on, they would pay 2,000 dog head coins every month to rent the house.

People think this is tax collection, so they don’t care.

But who knows, the Lords of Panyang next told them that from now on all wealth in the Oasis territory will be protected by the laws of the Oasis.

The sacredness of private property is higher than the obligations of the people to the lord.

In other words, as long as they rent these houses, all Pan Yang will not be able to order them to leave the house during the rental period, or enter the house without their consent. Similarly, this rule must be followed among the kobolds.

If you live in your house and you refuse a kobold who you are not as familiar with, then you can get what you want.

Because the house is yours, in the oasis, no one can trample on the sacredness of private property.

When these things were thrown out, the dog-headed people were already confused and dizzy.

They originally wanted to say that it would seem useless for them to have such privileges.

But Barbatos walked out, and all the kowtowed farmers were about to kneel down immediately.

Barbatos roared: "Don't kneel!"

"I have now set a rule as Oasis Village No. 7. In the future, anyone who kneels down must leave the oasis immediately."

Life in the Oasis is great.

The dog-headed people live in an oasis and feel that they have arrived in the heaven of the gods.

Therefore, when these dog-headed farmers heard that they would be expelled from the oasis when they knelt down, they were all so scared that they were stunned, but they were puzzled.

Why do they all get scolded when they express respect to the lord?

Isn’t this natural and natural law in the world?

Barbatos said to them: "From now on, you are all citizens of the Oasis."

"As citizens of the Oasis, you are all independent people, so you cannot be kneeled down, otherwise you are betraying the Oasis."

"Even if the wolf-headed king appears here, you can't kneel down."

There was panic among the crowd, and the formation of the dog-headed farmers began to be in chaos.

Babatos knew in his heart that it seemed that it would be too early to ask them not to kneel down against the wolf-headed king. If he forced him too much, he would ruin things.

He turned away from the topic. "Anyway, you don't have to kneel down in the oasis."

"What I want to tell you is that every society has its own independent culture. You sacred people have a culture of sacred people. Our Pan Yang has a culture of sacred people. Our culture is private property and is sacred."

An old dog-headed man asked a trembling question. "Lord, what is private property?"

Babatos looked at the old doghead with appreciation. As expected, when a person is old, he will have wisdom. "For your question, I want to reward you with 100 doghead coins."

The old dog-headed man showed a flattered expression.

Babatos Ab said: "Private property is the house you rent now, the money you earn yourself, the clothes you have on your own, the money you have earned with your own efforts, and with this money, you have lived a life comparable to a nobility of the dog. The things you have obtained are your private property, which is like your hands and feet, and they are inseparable from you."

"And whoever takes away your property can apply for our protection and help to help you take back your property."

The old dog-headed man just now continued to ask carefully: "Lord, can we live like a noble?"

"Reward one thousand dog head coins." Babatos immediately said: "This question has come to the point again, and my answer is."

"In your society, who is the noble and the royal family has a higher status."

"But this is not the case in our society. We think whoever has money will have a higher status."

Babatos slapped the dog-head coins in his pocket, making the currency make a crisp sound. "So money is so beautiful. As long as you have money, you will have everything you want. Those who made you kneel down in the past must please you. Go for wealth, everyone, you can get money by working hard."

"Now, we distribute 3,000 dog head coins to every person who works hard every month."

"If you do well, some people's salary can rise."

"Everyone, those who work hard can make a fortune, and then your status can be improved, and you can also become the nobles you desire..."

After Babatos said something, the eyes of every kobold man below changed.

They don't care about the protection of private property or their own house, but they want to become the nobles of the kobolds.

They didn't dare to think about it before because they didn't have a chance.

But now, this opportunity is in front of them!

Every kobold man suddenly felt a passionate mood about the so-called private property. It turns out that private property is such a beautiful thing.

Babatos looked at them with satisfaction, believing that soon these people would be staunch advocates of the sacredness of private property.
Chapter completed!