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The Black Ship - Side Story | Barony of Screaming Forest - Day Three - Part 1 (Patreon)

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2025-09-17 10:00:13
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The Barony of the Screaming Forests continues...

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Marvin Heyd

Great job this story is very well done

Pete Henderson

David's version of Wyatt has something I have been wanting Wyatt to show to his underlings: manners. In the Black Ship I don't remember Wyatt ever saying please when asking for something or thanking anyone. Being a commoner I expected Wyatt to show better manners. I'm not crying, just saying, Manners maketh the Man.

Richard Anderson

That is not a large farm as many present-day Iowa farms are this size. The wheat needs to be milled and stored. The Barley needs the same. Barley needs careful handling as in the middle ages many people got very sick. Bins need cleaning and fumigated for safe food-grade products. Trucks are needed to haul away from the combine to new grain bins, as what Wyatt was up on are generally use in a feed mill set up or at the end of finishing barns. Oats my be a better crop than Barley as it has more human food uses. Barley for brewing is still needed. Find good brewmasters to have products to sell. Clear those hills in the back ground to plant grapes for wine. Make a deal for selling good wine with the lone wolf and start selling all over the principality. Bring in a few wine makers to train his people. SELL the oranges to make money, and Clara will respect that. This farming system could be a gold mine done right. I am sorry for going on about this and understand it is hard to understand modern agriculture. This is GREAT writing by this author and I love the story.