Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Chapter 1338

Salvador promptly dispatched lan to personally oversee the riverworks. Upon arrival, lan found himself greeted by Cameron, who skillfully guided him through an inspection of the project's progress.

The riverworks had been ongoing for a while, and the reservoir was nearly complete. The quality of the reservoir was excellent, with the dam built solidly.

After inspecting the reservoir, they also checked the river channels. The dredging of the channels was complete, and the previously damaged dams had been repaired, raised, and reinforced.

lan also sent people to chat with the riverworks project workers. The rough men, tanned from the sun, seemed a bit shy in front of the officials. Basically, they answered every question posed to them. When asked if they had any complaints, they hesitated for a moment before asking if the food could be improved, requesting more fatty meat.

lan found them to be straightforward men with no signs of hidden resentment or malice.

Next, he inspected the temporary accommodations provided for the workers. The makeshift shelters, primarily constructed of wood and thatch, were modest at best. Each hut contained a communal sleeping area with large shared platforms, housing seven or eight men. The arrangements were untidy but functional.

There were no weapons in sight. Tools and equipment were stored in a large central warehouse, accessible only during work hours and meticulously returned at the end of each day.

After inspecting the area, lan found nothing suspicious. The workers seemed no different from the usual riverworks workers.

spoke passionately about the riverworks

to Salvador. His opinion was that neither Cameron

watching them. And ensure

is amiss,

misplaced," Salvador replied

to investigate Cameron and his subordinates. Cameron was flawless in every way, but the officials under him were indeed living well, just as Carissa had said. In

there was no reason for Cameron to live so frugally-not to the

subordinates' corruption was undeniable. Given Cameron's expertise in riverworks, he would know the

unaware of

secure their loyalty and

was embezzling funds on a grand scale. Those who were heavily corrupt were often good at hiding it, making their own lives appear extremely simple

king needed evidence. This was why he had instructed

the progress. If corruption was indeed at play, he

this was part of a larger conspiracy to incite rebellion-then surveillance would reveal their next