Compensation
Lucien had spent the last three days intensely focused on rebuilding the village. His priority was restoring the houses and infrastructure.
After that, he planned to address public facilities such as the water fountain for prayers and the market.
The fire had mostly affected the houses on the main road near the market and the village center. Fortunately, the homes on the village's outskirts remained untouched.
The farm and fields also escaped the flames, being some distance from the main road. Villagers who had lost their homes were now residing in the abandoned houses in the village. These houses were mostly in decent condition, requiring only minor repairs.
Lucien ensured compensation for the villagers who had lost their homes, and shops or were wounded.
He also organized a grand funeral for the villagers who had perished, providing their families with 100 gold coins as compensation.