Easy slow life with all purpose village building cheat
Easy slow life with all purpose village building cheat
Bannou “Murazukuri” Cheat de Otegaru Slow Life
Mura desu ga Nani ka?
Summary
In these troubling times, Luke, the son and heir of the lord of the land, turned twelve and received a Gift. Unfortunately, it was a Gift useless in combat called [Village Building]. To make matters worse, his step-brother was the one blessed to inherit their father’s [Master Swordsmanship]. And so, their positions were completely reversed.
Luke was then banished to an uninhabited wasteland. There, his mysterious Gift activated and instantly made a village. He thus prepared himself to live modestly in this tiny village of his. Or so he thought. As the population of his village grew and grew, his Gift got stronger and stronger until it evolved.
Before he knew it, his [village] had tall buildings everywhere and had the strongest army. His village became the best there was…!
“Wait, can this still be called a village? And what happened to the slow life I’m supposed to have…?”
万能「村づくり」チートでお手軽スローライフ ～村ですが何か？～ / Размеренная жизнь с универсальным читом: Возведение поселения. Что такое деревня?
Год выпуска: 2020
Количество глав: 211
Выпуск: продолжается
Частота выхода глав: каждые 8.22 дня
Альтернативное название: Amazing Village Building
Альтернативное название: 万能「村づくり」チートでお手軽スローライフ
Альтернативное название: Bannou “Murazukuri” Cheat de Otegaru Slow Life
Mura desu ga Nani ka?
В эти тревожные времена Луке, сыну и наследнику владыки земли, исполнилось двенадцать лет, и он получил Дар. К сожалению, это был Дар, бесполезный в бою под названием [Строительство деревни]. Что ещё хуже, его сводный брат был тем, кому посчастливилось унаследовать [Мастерство фехтования] их отца. И вот, их позиции полностью поменялись местами.
Затем Люка сослали на необитаемую пустошь. Там его таинственный Дар активировался и мгновенно превратился в деревню. Таким образом, он приготовился скромно жить в своей крошечной деревушке. Или так он думал. По мере того как население его деревни росло и росло, его Дар становился все сильнее и сильнее, пока не развился.
Прежде чем он осознал это, в его [деревне] повсюду были высокие здания и была самая сильная армия. Его деревня стала лучшей, какая только была.
“Подожди, это все еще можно назвать деревней? И что случилось с той медленной жизнью, которую я должен вести. ”
Bannou “Murazukuri” Cheat de Otegaru Slow Life
Mura desu ga Nani ka?
“Luke Albert-sama, your gift is…let’s see, [Village Building].”
At the priest’s announcement, the whole crowd gathered in the largest cathedral in the Albert territory went silent.
Both sons of Lord Albert, the lord of the territory, were set to receive their gifts today, so it was no surprise that people from within the territory and even people from outside of it were most interested in witnessing this important ceremony.
“[Village Building]…? W-what kind of Gift is that though!?”
I unconsciously raised my voice and asked so.
Yes, I was none other than Luke Albert. I was born as the eldest son of Lord Albert and thus was always expected to inherit the territory from my father.
So, for me, receiving a gift today was the thing to seal the deal.
“I-I’m afraid I don’t know; I’ve never heard of such a Gift before…but it doesn’t sound like a Gift suited for combat, that much I can say.”
The priest, with some hesitation, replied so.
Not everyone could receive a Gift. It was something that the gods bestowed on only a select few at the age of twelve.
And among those Gifts, those that could be used for combat were the most wanted. Especially in the times we were living where the power of the royal family has declined, and lords were fighting for each other’s territories.
And because they were expected to lead troops in battle, a lord or someone who belonged to the family of a lord would want such battle-oriented Gifts the most.
My father was blessed with the Gift called [Master Swordsmanship].
My father, who had both this high-ranking [Swordsmanship] Gift and the courage to cut through enemy frontlines himself, was now well-known throughout the country.
He was originally just a viscount, but in just one lifetime, he was able to expand his territory to the point that his domain could rival those of other, higher-ranking lords. It would be no exaggeration to say that his Gift played a vital role in that.
Because one’s heritage greatly influenced the Gift they could receive, it wouldn’t have been a surprise if I was blessed with the same Gift as my father. And given that my mother possessed [Swordsmanship] herself, it was said my chances of getting [Master Swordsmanship] as a Gift was roughly 80%.
I then fearfully looked at my father.
Until just a few life-changing moments ago, he was looking at me expectantly. Now though, his gaze was blank as though he had lost all interest.
As for my mother, she was looking at the sky with what could be described as a dumbfounded expression on her face.
“You’re in the way, brother. It’s my turn next; move aside.”
The one to push me aside was Raul, my younger brother.
Well, my younger half-brother, to be more accurate. I was the son of a legal wife, whereas he was the son of a concubine.
His mother was formerly a maid, so even as a concubine, her social status wasn’t that high. More importantly, because she didn’t possess a Gift at all, Raul’s chances of receiving [Master Swordsmanship] was less than 10%. Even getting [Swordsmanship] was a 50-50 chance for him.
As such, unlike for me, expectations for Raul wasn’t much…
“Raul Albert-sama, your Gift is…What’s this?! Your Gift is [Master Swordsmanship]!”
Because Raul was blessed with the same Gift as father, the cathedral’s reaction this time was the exact opposite of their reaction to my Gift: utter excitement.
Father, smiling from ear to ear, rushed to Raul’s side and hugged him tightly.
Tears of joy flowed from his mother’s eyes, whereas my mother’s eyes were filled with hopelessness.
Just like that, my whole world was turned upside down. For a long while, due to my shock, I was unable to anything but stand there like a fool.
“……I’m going now, father, mother”
I was by myself, but still whispered so as I boarded the carriage.
No one was there to see me off. My father and mother were a given, but not even a single servant of our family was here.
But then again, why would they be here? There was nothing to be gained from seeing off someone who not only failed to become the next lord but also was being sent away to a remote place. I knew even from before that people were being nice to me simply because I was supposed to be the future lord, yet this still made me felt so lonely.
At any rate, the place where I was headed was the uninhabited wasteland to the north of the Albert territory. Due to the dangerous creatures in the area as well as the land being terribly infertile to begin with, efforts of cultivating the land were abandoned each and every time.
My purpose in being sent here: to do that impossible task.
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Комфортная неспешная жизнь в непобедимой универсальной крепости
Amazing Village Building
Muteki No Bannou Yousai De Kaiteki Slow Life wo Okurimasu
Комфортная неспешная жизнь в непобедимой универсальной крепости
Amazing Village Building / Muteki No Bannou Yousai De Kaiteki Slow Life wo Okurimasu
Характерное отличие этого жанра состоит в том, что особенности этого мира и существование вымышленных существ не объясняются с научной точки зрения, а являются нормой.
Сюжет в таком аниме развивается стремительно: главному персонажу и его друзьям предстоит испытать множество интересных приключений, смешных происшествий, принять участие в трудных соревнованиях и т.д.
Характерное отличие этого жанра состоит в том, что особенности этого мира и существование вымышленных существ не объясняются с научной точки зрения, а являются нормой.
Сюжет в таком аниме развивается стремительно: главному персонажу и его друзьям предстоит испытать множество интересных приключений, смешных происшествий, принять участие в трудных соревнованиях и т.д.
Тоа Макрейг, мальчик, который потерял родителей и родной город из-за демонического зверя, стремится присоединиться к Священной Кавалерии Королевства Фернандо. Вместе с Эстель, подругой детства и объектом его безответной любви, он собирается отомстить за своих родных. В возрасте 14 лет они оба закончили учебное заведение с первоклассными оценками, но всё зависело от последнего теста профессиональной предрасположенности.
Эстель предрекли большое будущее, в качестве великой волшебницы, а вот способность Тоа «Портной» посчитали бесполезной. В то время как Эстель неуклонно двигалась вперёд как герой, Тоа отчаянно тренировался, чтобы догнать её, но однажды он узнал о помолвке Эстель с сыном великого аристократа. Понимая, что тут ему ничего не светит, Тоа покинул Священную Кавалерию и Королевство Фернандо, чтобы начать новую жизнь.
Странствуя в поисках новой работы, он наткнулся на крепость старой Империи, которая чудом уцелела после войны. В ней Тоа открыл свой настоящий навык – «Ремесленник Крепости». Превращение заброшенной крепости в великолепную комфортную резиденцию волка-одиночки… так должно было быть. Но почему там теперь живут красивая девушка эльфийка, ходячая говорящая броня, легендарная девушка-волк, героиня, спасшая мир, но которая выглядит как ребёнок? В крепости становится всё больше и больше жителей. Дружелюбный Тоа принимает новых жителей, но в конечном итоге крепость станет центром внимания окружающих её стран.
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Chapter 1: My Gift is [Village Building]
“Luke Albert-sama, your gift is…let’s see, [Village Building].”
At the priest’s announcement, the whole crowd gathered in the largest cathedral in the Albert territory went silent.
Both sons of Lord Albert, the lord of the territory, were set to receive their gifts today, so it was no surprise that people from within the territory and even people from outside of it were most interested in witnessing this important ceremony.
“[Village Building]…? W-what kind of Gift is that though!?”
I unconsciously raised my voice and asked so.
Yes, I was none other than Luke Albert. I was born as the eldest son of Lord Albert and thus was always expected to inherit the territory from my father.
So, for me, receiving a gift today was the thing to seal the deal.
“I-I’m afraid I don’t know; I’ve never heard of such a Gift before…but it doesn’t sound like a Gift suited for combat, that much I can say.”
The priest, with some hesitation, replied so.
Not everyone could receive a Gift. It was something that the gods bestowed on only a select few at the age of twelve.
And among those Gifts, those that could be used for combat were the most wanted. Especially in the times we were living where the power of the royal family has declined, and lords were fighting for each other’s territories.
And because they were expected to lead troops in battle, a lord or someone who belonged to the family of a lord would want such battle-oriented Gifts the most.
My father was blessed with the Gift called [Master Swordsmanship].
My father, who had both this high-ranking [Swordsmanship] Gift and the courage to cut through enemy frontlines himself, was now well-known throughout the country.
He was originally just a viscount, but in just one lifetime, he was able to expand his territory to the point that his domain could rival those of other, higher-ranking lords. It would be no exaggeration to say that his Gift played a vital role in that.
Because one’s heritage greatly influenced the Gift they could receive, it wouldn’t have been a surprise if I was blessed with the same Gift as my father. And given that my mother possessed [Swordsmanship] herself, it was said my chances of getting [Master Swordsmanship] as a Gift was roughly 80%.
I then fearfully looked at my father.
Until just a few life-changing moments ago, he was looking at me expectantly. Now though, his gaze was blank as though he had lost all interest.
As for my mother, she was looking at the sky with what could be described as a dumbfounded expression on her face.
“You’re in the way, brother. It’s my turn next; move aside.”
The one to push me aside was Raul, my younger brother.
Well, my younger half-brother, to be more accurate. I was the son of a legal wife, whereas he was the son of a concubine.
His mother was formerly a maid, so even as a concubine, her social status wasn’t that high. More importantly, because she didn’t possess a Gift at all, Raul’s chances of receiving [Master Swordsmanship] was less than 10%. Even getting [Swordsmanship] was a 50-50 chance for him.
As such, unlike for me, expectations for Raul wasn’t much…
“Raul Albert-sama, your Gift is…What’s this?! Your Gift is [Master Swordsmanship]!”
Because Raul was blessed with the same Gift as father, the cathedral’s reaction this time was the exact opposite of their reaction to my Gift: utter excitement.
Father, smiling from ear to ear, rushed to Raul’s side and hugged him tightly.
Tears of joy flowed from his mother’s eyes, whereas my mother’s eyes were filled with hopelessness.
Just like that, my whole world was turned upside down. For a long while, due to my shock, I was unable to anything but stand there like a fool.
“……I’m going now, father, mother”
I was by myself, but still whispered so as I boarded the carriage.
No one was there to see me off. My father and mother were a given, but not even a single servant of our family was here.
But then again, why would they be here? There was nothing to be gained from seeing off someone who not only failed to become the next lord but also was being sent away to a remote place. I knew even from before that people were being nice to me simply because I was supposed to be the future lord, yet this still made me felt so lonely.
At any rate, the place where I was headed was the uninhabited wasteland to the north of the Albert territory. Due to the dangerous creatures in the area as well as the land being terribly infertile to begin with, efforts of cultivating the land were abandoned each and every time.
My purpose in being sent here: to do that impossible task.
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Bannou “Murazukuri” Cheat de Otegaru Slow Life
Mura desu ga Nani ka?
Amazing Village Building 万能「村づくり」チートでお手軽スローライフ
Summary
In these troubling times, Luke, the son and heir of the lord of the land, turned twelve and received a Gift. Unfortunately, it was a Gift useless in combat called [Village Building]. To make matters worse, his step-brother was the one blessed to inherit their father’s [Master Swordsmanship]. And so, their positions were completely reversed.
Luke was then banished to an uninhabited wasteland. There, his mysterious Gift activated and instantly made a village. He thus prepared himself to live modestly in this tiny village of his. Or so he thought. As the population of his village grew and grew, his Gift got stronger and stronger until it evolved.
Before he knew it, his [village] had tall buildings everywhere and had the strongest army. His village became the best there was…!
“Wait, can this still be called a village? And what happened to the slow life I’m supposed to have…?”
Bannou “Murazukuri” Cheat de Otegaru Slow Life
Mura desu ga Nani ka?
Published at 19th of June 2021 10:58:15 AM
Chapter 1: My Gift is [Village Building]
“Luke Albert-sama, your gift is…let’s see, [Village Building].”
At the priest’s announcement, the whole crowd gathered in the largest cathedral in the Albert territory went silent.
Both sons of Lord Albert, the lord of the territory, were set to receive their gifts today, so it was no surprise that people from within the territory and even people from outside of it were most interested in witnessing this important ceremony.
“[Village Building]…? W-what kind of Gift is that though!?”
I unconsciously raised my voice and asked so.
Yes, I was none other than Luke Albert. I was born as the eldest son of Lord Albert and thus was always expected to inherit the territory from my father.
So, for me, receiving a gift today was the thing to seal the deal.
“I-I’m afraid I don’t know; I’ve never heard of such a Gift before…but it doesn’t sound like a Gift suited for combat, that much I can say.”
The priest, with some hesitation, replied so.
Not everyone could receive a Gift. It was something that the gods bestowed on only a select few at the age of twelve.
And among those Gifts, those that could be used for combat were the most wanted. Especially in the times we were living where the power of the royal family has declined, and lords were fighting for each other’s territories.
And because they were expected to lead troops in battle, a lord or someone who belonged to the family of a lord would want such battle-oriented Gifts the most.
My father was blessed with the Gift called [Master Swordsmanship].
My father, who had both this high-ranking [Swordsmanship] Gift and the courage to cut through enemy frontlines himself, was now well-known throughout the country.
He was originally just a viscount, but in just one lifetime, he was able to expand his territory to the point that his domain could rival those of other, higher-ranking lords. It would be no exaggeration to say that his Gift played a vital role in that.
Because one’s heritage greatly influenced the Gift they could receive, it wouldn’t have been a surprise if I was blessed with the same Gift as my father. And given that my mother possessed [Swordsmanship] herself, it was said my chances of getting [Master Swordsmanship] as a Gift was roughly 80%.
I then fearfully looked at my father.
Until just a few life-changing moments ago, he was looking at me expectantly. Now though, his gaze was blank as though he had lost all interest.
As for my mother, she was looking at the sky with what could be described as a dumbfounded expression on her face.
“You’re in the way, brother. It’s my turn next; move aside.”
The one to push me aside was Raul, my younger brother.
Well, my younger half-brother, to be more accurate. I was the son of a legal wife, whereas he was the son of a concubine.
His mother was formerly a maid, so even as a concubine, her social status wasn’t that high. More importantly, because she didn’t possess a Gift at all, Raul’s chances of receiving [Master Swordsmanship] was less than 10%. Even getting [Swordsmanship] was a 50-50 chance for him.
As such, unlike for me, expectations for Raul wasn’t much…
“Raul Albert-sama, your Gift is…What’s this?! Your Gift is [Master Swordsmanship]!”
Because Raul was blessed with the same Gift as father, the cathedral’s reaction this time was the exact opposite of their reaction to my Gift: utter excitement.
Father, smiling from ear to ear, rushed to Raul’s side and hugged him tightly.
Tears of joy flowed from his mother’s eyes, whereas my mother’s eyes were filled with hopelessness.
Just like that, my whole world was turned upside down. For a long while, due to my shock, I was unable to anything but stand there like a fool.
“……I’m going now, father, mother”
I was by myself, but still whispered so as I boarded the carriage.
No one was there to see me off. My father and mother were a given, but not even a single servant of our family was here.
But then again, why would they be here? There was nothing to be gained from seeing off someone who not only failed to become the next lord but also was being sent away to a remote place. I knew even from before that people were being nice to me simply because I was supposed to be the future lord, yet this still made me felt so lonely.
At any rate, the place where I was headed was the uninhabited wasteland to the north of the Albert territory. Due to the dangerous creatures in the area as well as the land being terribly infertile to begin with, efforts of cultivating the land were abandoned each and every time.
My purpose in being sent here: to do that impossible task.
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Chapter 1: My Gift is [Village Building]
“Luke Albert-sama, your gift is…let’s see, [Village Building].”
At the priest’s announcement, the whole crowd gathered in the largest cathedral in the Albert territory went silent.
Both sons of Lord Albert, the lord of the territory, were set to receive their gifts today, so it was no surprise that people from within the territory and even people from outside of it were most interested in witnessing this important ceremony.
“[Village Building]…? W-what kind of Gift is that though!?”
I unconsciously raised my voice and asked so.
Yes, I was none other than Luke Albert. I was born as the eldest son of Lord Albert and thus was always expected to inherit the territory from my father.
So, for me, receiving a gift today was the thing to seal the deal.
“I-I’m afraid I don’t know; I’ve never heard of such a Gift before…but it doesn’t sound like a Gift suited for combat, that much I can say.”
The priest, with some hesitation, replied so.
Not everyone could receive a Gift. It was something that the gods bestowed on only a select few at the age of twelve.
And among those Gifts, those that could be used for combat were the most wanted. Especially in the times we were living where the power of the royal family has declined, and lords were fighting for each other’s territories.
And because they were expected to lead troops in battle, a lord or someone who belonged to the family of a lord would want such battle-oriented Gifts the most.
My father was blessed with the Gift called [Master Swordsmanship].
My father, who had both this high-ranking [Swordsmanship] Gift and the courage to cut through enemy frontlines himself, was now well-known throughout the country.
He was originally just a viscount, but in just one lifetime, he was able to expand his territory to the point that his domain could rival those of other, higher-ranking lords. It would be no exaggeration to say that his Gift played a vital role in that.
Because one’s heritage greatly influenced the Gift they could receive, it wouldn’t have been a surprise if I was blessed with the same Gift as my father. And given that my mother possessed [Swordsmanship] herself, it was said my chances of getting [Master Swordsmanship] as a Gift was roughly 80%.
I then fearfully looked at my father.
Until just a few life-changing moments ago, he was looking at me expectantly. Now though, his gaze was blank as though he had lost all interest.
As for my mother, she was looking at the sky with what could be described as a dumbfounded expression on her face.
“You’re in the way, brother. It’s my turn next; move aside.”
The one to push me aside was Raul, my younger brother.
Well, my younger half-brother, to be more accurate. I was the son of a legal wife, whereas he was the son of a concubine.
His mother was formerly a maid, so even as a concubine, her social status wasn’t that high. More importantly, because she didn’t possess a Gift at all, Raul’s chances of receiving [Master Swordsmanship] was less than 10%. Even getting [Swordsmanship] was a 50-50 chance for him.
As such, unlike for me, expectations for Raul wasn’t much…
“Raul Albert-sama, your Gift is…What’s this?! Your Gift is [Master Swordsmanship]!”
Because Raul was blessed with the same Gift as father, the cathedral’s reaction this time was the exact opposite of their reaction to my Gift: utter excitement.
Father, smiling from ear to ear, rushed to Raul’s side and hugged him tightly.
Tears of joy flowed from his mother’s eyes, whereas my mother’s eyes were filled with hopelessness.
Just like that, my whole world was turned upside down. For a long while, due to my shock, I was unable to anything but stand there like a fool.
“……I’m going now, father, mother”
I was by myself, but still whispered so as I boarded the carriage.
No one was there to see me off. My father and mother were a given, but not even a single servant of our family was here.
But then again, why would they be here? There was nothing to be gained from seeing off someone who not only failed to become the next lord but also was being sent away to a remote place. I knew even from before that people were being nice to me simply because I was supposed to be the future lord, yet this still made me felt so lonely.
At any rate, the place where I was headed was the uninhabited wasteland to the north of the Albert territory. Due to the dangerous creatures in the area as well as the land being terribly infertile to begin with, efforts of cultivating the land were abandoned each and every time.
My purpose in being sent here: to do that impossible task.
Please consider supporting me. You can do this either by turning off adblock for this blog or via my Patreon page. Thank you.
Chapter 1: My Gift is [Village Building]
“Luke Albert-sama, your gift is…let’s see, [Village Building].”
At the priest’s announcement, the whole crowd gathered in the largest cathedral in the Albert territory went silent.
Both sons of Lord Albert, the lord of the territory, were set to receive their gifts today, so it was no surprise that people from within the territory and even people from outside of it were most interested in witnessing this important ceremony.
“[Village Building]…? W-what kind of Gift is that though!?”
I unconsciously raised my voice and asked so.
Yes, I was none other than Luke Albert. I was born as the eldest son of Lord Albert and thus was always expected to inherit the territory from my father.
So, for me, receiving a gift today was the thing to seal the deal.
“I-I’m afraid I don’t know; I’ve never heard of such a Gift before…but it doesn’t sound like a Gift suited for combat, that much I can say.”
The priest, with some hesitation, replied so.
Not everyone could receive a Gift. It was something that the gods bestowed on only a select few at the age of twelve.
And among those Gifts, those that could be used for combat were the most wanted. Especially in the times we were living where the power of the royal family has declined, and lords were fighting for each other’s territories.
And because they were expected to lead troops in battle, a lord or someone who belonged to the family of a lord would want such battle-oriented Gifts the most.
My father was blessed with the Gift called [Master Swordsmanship].
My father, who had both this high-ranking [Swordsmanship] Gift and the courage to cut through enemy frontlines himself, was now well-known throughout the country.
He was originally just a viscount, but in just one lifetime, he was able to expand his territory to the point that his domain could rival those of other, higher-ranking lords. It would be no exaggeration to say that his Gift played a vital role in that.
Because one’s heritage greatly influenced the Gift they could receive, it wouldn’t have been a surprise if I was blessed with the same Gift as my father. And given that my mother possessed [Swordsmanship] herself, it was said my chances of getting [Master Swordsmanship] as a Gift was roughly 80%.
I then fearfully looked at my father.
Until just a few life-changing moments ago, he was looking at me expectantly. Now though, his gaze was blank as though he had lost all interest.
As for my mother, she was looking at the sky with what could be described as a dumbfounded expression on her face.
“You’re in the way, brother. It’s my turn next; move aside.”
The one to push me aside was Raul, my younger brother.
Well, my younger half-brother, to be more accurate. I was the son of a legal wife, whereas he was the son of a concubine.
His mother was formerly a maid, so even as a concubine, her social status wasn’t that high. More importantly, because she didn’t possess a Gift at all, Raul’s chances of receiving [Master Swordsmanship] was less than 10%. Even getting [Swordsmanship] was a 50-50 chance for him.
As such, unlike for me, expectations for Raul wasn’t much…
“Raul Albert-sama, your Gift is…What’s this?! Your Gift is [Master Swordsmanship]!”
Because Raul was blessed with the same Gift as father, the cathedral’s reaction this time was the exact opposite of their reaction to my Gift: utter excitement.
Father, smiling from ear to ear, rushed to Raul’s side and hugged him tightly.
Tears of joy flowed from his mother’s eyes, whereas my mother’s eyes were filled with hopelessness.
Just like that, my whole world was turned upside down. For a long while, due to my shock, I was unable to anything but stand there like a fool.
“……I’m going now, father, mother”
I was by myself, but still whispered so as I boarded the carriage.
No one was there to see me off. My father and mother were a given, but not even a single servant of our family was here.
But then again, why would they be here? There was nothing to be gained from seeing off someone who not only failed to become the next lord but also was being sent away to a remote place. I knew even from before that people were being nice to me simply because I was supposed to be the future lord, yet this still made me felt so lonely.
At any rate, the place where I was headed was the uninhabited wasteland to the north of the Albert territory. Due to the dangerous creatures in the area as well as the land being terribly infertile to begin with, efforts of cultivating the land were abandoned each and every time.
My purpose in being sent here: to do that impossible task.
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Amazing Village Building
万能「村づくり」チートでお手軽スローライフ
～村ですが何か
In these troubling times, Luke, the son and heir of the lord of the land, turned twelve and received a Gift. Unfortunately, it was a Gift useless in combat called [Village Building]. To make matters worse, his step-brother was the one blessed to inherit their father’s [Master Swordsmanship]. And so, their positions were completely reversed.
Luke was then banished to an uninhabited wasteland. There, his mysterious Gift activated and instantly made a village. He thus prepared himself to live modestly in this tiny village of his. Or so he thought. As the population of his village grew and grew, his Gift got stronger and stronger until it evolved.
Before he knew it, his [village] had tall buildings everywhere and had the strongest army. His village became the best there was…!
“Wait, can this still be called a village? And what happened to the slow life I’m supposed to have…?”
Манга Мой навык [устрашение] на самом деле величайший? | Intimidating ◎ Slow life of villagers who can’t get up with combat cheats
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Easy slow life with all purpose village building cheat
Banished
The Colonial charter mod, among others, will give you ways to enhance your village.
Installing the mod
To install a mod for Banished, you just need to move the mod file (modname.pkm) into the WinData folder. The default locations are:
With Steam: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Banished\WinData
With standard install: C:\Program Files\Shining Rock Software\Banished\WinData
Running the mod
Click the mods button on the main menu, and select which mods you want to be active. Any new games you start will have those mods enabled.
Bannou “Murazukuri” Cheat de Otegaru Slow Life
Mura desu ga Nani ka?
Published at 19th of June 2021 10:58:15 AM
Chapter 2: Make A Village Here?
The one to suggest that I be sent to develop the wasteland was my step-brother Raul.
It was next to impossible to develop such a horrible place, so it was only a mission in name. In reality, it was me being exiled.
Be it from starvation or from the monsters in the area, there was a high likelihood of my death. Yet, no one, not even my mother raised an objection.
To them, I was such a disappointment that dying horribly and alone was the fate I deserved.
“Luke, the Gift you got was called [Village Building], right? Then developing this wasteland should be easy! Gyahahaha!”
Even now, I could still hear Raul’s laughter.
Perhaps it was because he was always being ostracized that he grew up have a twisted personality. But then again, maybe someone with his disposition might just be what was needed in this turbulent time.
To be frank, I wasn’t quite fond of fighting.
I had been trained with the sword—and was able to get proficient in a short amount of time—but the act of killing people just didn’t sit well with me.
My instructor would often remark: you’re talented, but you’re just too kind, Luke-sama.
Along with that announcement, the carriage stopped.
About a week had passed since I left home, but only now did we reach the wasteland I was banished to.
“I’ve been told what this place is like…but it’s somehow worse.”
All around me was a wasteland.
There were scarcely any plants, and most of the mountains that dotted the place were bald and rocky.
The only saving grace were the forest to the north and the lush mountain range to the east. However, these were also where the monsters lived. The monsters liked those places, so they rarely ventured outside…but rarely is not as good as never.
Once the luggage was dropped off as well, the carriage quickly departed.
There was only one servant that stayed behind with me.
“Luke-sama, it’s just like we’ve heard, there really is nothing out here.”
Her name was Millia.
I had never asked for her age, but if I had to guess, I would say she was probably around 20.
She had beautiful black hair and a great sense of style. She was tall too.
She was my personal maid, but that was before I was banished here. She was an excellent maid and was therefore an important personnel at my father’s castle, so she didn’t have to come with me at all.
“You sure about this? I mean, you can make head maid sooner or later if you stayed…”
“What are you talking about, Luke-sama? When I became your personal maid, I swore an oath. That no matter what happens, I will continue serving by your side. Those feelings haven’t changed.”
To think that there was someone who would care for me like she does…
“(Fufufu, after all, I love young boys too much! And you, Luke-sama, are my perfect type! Gufufufu…)”
Huh? Did a chill just run down my spine…? Nah, must be my imagination. Yeah, yeah, that must be it.
“Well then, Luke-sama, it might be too sudden, but I believe you have to choose between two options.”
“Yes. The first is live off the land. At the moment, our supplies can last up to maybe a month. We can cultivate the land and farm, but as you can see, the land is terribly barren. Even if we somehow make it work, harvesting enough for the two of us within a month’s time is unbelievable at best. Of course, we can hunt and forage in the forest over there, but, well… either way, it’d be extremely difficult.”
Once again, I thought of what an outrageous place I was sent to.
“The other option is for us to escape from here and go to some faraway city. No one’s here to stop us or even tell on us, so it’ll be an easy thing to pull off.”
Somehow, I got the feeling that Millia was suggesting the second option.
Which made sense since it was the more practical option.
I would have gone with it right away, but I had something I wanted to try first.
“My Gift, [Village Building], I never really learned how to use it after I received it. I don’t even have an idea what it does…”
I didn’t know how, but I just knew my Gift would be useful at this moment.
“Make a village here?”
The characters for those words then appeared at the edge of my vision.
Chapter 2: Make A Village Here?
The one to suggest that I be sent to develop the wasteland was my step-brother Raul.
It was next to impossible to develop such a horrible place, so it was only a mission in name. In reality, it was me being exiled.
Be it from starvation or from the monsters in the area, there was a high likelihood of my death. Yet, no one, not even my mother raised an objection.
To them, I was such a disappointment that dying horribly and alone was the fate I deserved.
“Luke, the Gift you got was called [Village Building], right? Then developing this wasteland should be easy! Gyahahaha!”
Even now, I could still hear Raul’s laughter.
Perhaps it was because he was always being ostracized that he grew up have a twisted personality. But then again, maybe someone with his disposition might just be what was needed in this turbulent time.
To be frank, I wasn’t quite fond of fighting.
I had been trained with the sword—and was able to get proficient in a short amount of time—but the act of killing people just didn’t sit well with me.
My instructor would often remark: you’re talented, but you’re just too kind, Luke-sama.
Along with that announcement, the carriage stopped.
About a week had passed since I left home, but only now did we reach the wasteland I was banished to.
“I’ve been told what this place is like…but it’s somehow worse.”
All around me was a wasteland.
There were scarcely any plants, and most of the mountains that dotted the place were bald and rocky.
The only saving grace were the forest to the north and the lush mountain range to the east. However, these were also where the monsters lived. The monsters liked those places, so they rarely ventured outside…but rarely is not as good as never.
Once the luggage was dropped off as well, the carriage quickly departed.
There was only one servant that stayed behind with me.
“Luke-sama, it’s just like we’ve heard, there really is nothing out here.”
Her name was Millia.
I had never asked for her age, but if I had to guess, I would say she was probably around 20.
She had beautiful black hair and a great sense of style. She was tall too.
She was my personal maid, but that was before I was banished here. She was an excellent maid and was therefore an important personnel at my father’s castle, so she didn’t have to come with me at all.
“You sure about this? I mean, you can make head maid sooner or later if you stayed…”
“What are you talking about, Luke-sama? When I became your personal maid, I swore an oath. That no matter what happens, I will continue serving by your side. Those feelings haven’t changed.”
To think that there was someone who would care for me like she does…
“(Fufufu, after all, I love young boys too much! And you, Luke-sama, are my perfect type! Gufufufu…)”
Huh? Did a chill just run down my spine…? Nah, must be my imagination. Yeah, yeah, that must be it.
“Well then, Luke-sama, it might be too sudden, but I believe you have to choose between two options.”
“Yes. The first is live off the land. At the moment, our supplies can last up to maybe a month. We can cultivate the land and farm, but as you can see, the land is terribly barren. Even if we somehow make it work, harvesting enough for the two of us within a month’s time is unbelievable at best. Of course, we can hunt and forage in the forest over there, but, well… either way, it’d be extremely difficult.”
Once again, I thought of what an outrageous place I was sent to.
“The other option is for us to escape from here and go to some faraway city. No one’s here to stop us or even tell on us, so it’ll be an easy thing to pull off.”
Somehow, I got the feeling that Millia was suggesting the second option.
Which made sense since it was the more practical option.
I would have gone with it right away, but I had something I wanted to try first.
“My Gift, [Village Building], I never really learned how to use it after I received it. I don’t even have an idea what it does…”
I didn’t know how, but I just knew my Gift would be useful at this moment.
“Make a village here?”
The characters for those words then appeared at the edge of my vision.
Chapter 2: Make A Village Here?
The one to suggest that I be sent to develop the wasteland was my step-brother Raul.
It was next to impossible to develop such a horrible place, so it was only a mission in name. In reality, it was me being exiled.
Be it from starvation or from the monsters in the area, there was a high likelihood of my death. Yet, no one, not even my mother raised an objection.
To them, I was such a disappointment that dying horribly and alone was the fate I deserved.
“Luke, the Gift you got was called [Village Building], right? Then developing this wasteland should be easy! Gyahahaha!”
Even now, I could still hear Raul’s laughter.
Perhaps it was because he was always being ostracized that he grew up have a twisted personality. But then again, maybe someone with his disposition might just be what was needed in this turbulent time.
To be frank, I wasn’t quite fond of fighting.
I had been trained with the sword—and was able to get proficient in a short amount of time—but the act of killing people just didn’t sit well with me.
My instructor would often remark: you’re talented, but you’re just too kind, Luke-sama.
Along with that announcement, the carriage stopped.
About a week had passed since I left home, but only now did we reach the wasteland I was banished to.
“I’ve been told what this place is like…but it’s somehow worse.”
All around me was a wasteland.
There were scarcely any plants, and most of the mountains that dotted the place were bald and rocky.
The only saving grace were the forest to the north and the lush mountain range to the east. However, these were also where the monsters lived. The monsters liked those places, so they rarely ventured outside…but rarely is not as good as never.
Once the luggage was dropped off as well, the carriage quickly departed.
There was only one servant that stayed behind with me.
“Luke-sama, it’s just like we’ve heard, there really is nothing out here.”
Her name was Millia.
I had never asked for her age, but if I had to guess, I would say she was probably around 20.
She had beautiful black hair and a great sense of style. She was tall too.
She was my personal maid, but that was before I was banished here. She was an excellent maid and was therefore an important personnel at my father’s castle, so she didn’t have to come with me at all.
“You sure about this? I mean, you can make head maid sooner or later if you stayed…”
“What are you talking about, Luke-sama? When I became your personal maid, I swore an oath. That no matter what happens, I will continue serving by your side. Those feelings haven’t changed.”
To think that there was someone who would care for me like she does…
“(Fufufu, after all, I love young boys too much! And you, Luke-sama, are my perfect type! Gufufufu…)”
Huh? Did a chill just run down my spine…? Nah, must be my imagination. Yeah, yeah, that must be it.
“Well then, Luke-sama, it might be too sudden, but I believe you have to choose between two options.”
“Yes. The first is live off the land. At the moment, our supplies can last up to maybe a month. We can cultivate the land and farm, but as you can see, the land is terribly barren. Even if we somehow make it work, harvesting enough for the two of us within a month’s time is unbelievable at best. Of course, we can hunt and forage in the forest over there, but, well… either way, it’d be extremely difficult.”
Once again, I thought of what an outrageous place I was sent to.
“The other option is for us to escape from here and go to some faraway city. No one’s here to stop us or even tell on us, so it’ll be an easy thing to pull off.”
Somehow, I got the feeling that Millia was suggesting the second option.
Which made sense since it was the more practical option.
I would have gone with it right away, but I had something I wanted to try first.
“My Gift, [Village Building], I never really learned how to use it after I received it. I don’t even have an idea what it does…”
I didn’t know how, but I just knew my Gift would be useful at this moment.
“Make a village here?”
The characters for those words then appeared at the edge of my vision.
Bannou “Murazukuri” Cheat de Otegaru Slow Life
Mura desu ga Nani ka?
Amazing Village Building 万能「村づくり」チートでお手軽スローライフ
Summary
In these troubling times, Luke, the son and heir of the lord of the land, turned twelve and received a Gift. Unfortunately, it was a Gift useless in combat called [Village Building]. To make matters worse, his step-brother was the one blessed to inherit their father’s [Master Swordsmanship]. And so, their positions were completely reversed.
Luke was then banished to an uninhabited wasteland. There, his mysterious Gift activated and instantly made a village. He thus prepared himself to live modestly in this tiny village of his. Or so he thought. As the population of his village grew and grew, his Gift got stronger and stronger until it evolved.
Before he knew it, his [village] had tall buildings everywhere and had the strongest army. His village became the best there was…!
“Wait, can this still be called a village? And what happened to the slow life I’m supposed to have…?”
Глaвa 1
Тоа Макрейгу было пять лет, когда он впервые испытал отчаяние.
Красный цвет горящего пламени.
Тьма ночи, которая, казалось, поглощала всё вокруг.
Знакомая картина их родного города мгновенно превратилась в пейзаж из преисподнии.
— Ха… ха… ха… — Тоа не переставал бежать.
Рядом с ним была его ровесница и подруга детства – Эстель Глентес.
Эстель тоже бежала через полыхающую деревню, с трудом передвигая свои маленькие ножки, лишь бы выбраться из этого ада.
За ними, в темноте ночи, возвышалось тело гиганта, освещенное лунным светом.
Тоа скривился, когда мощный рёв резанул его по ушам.
Крик, разжигающий страх, звучал так, будто он всего лишь играл со слабыми хрупкими людишками, и был недоволен, что от него пытались убежать его игрушки.
Именно так называли это огромное страшное существо.
Огромное тело, которое может вызвать землетрясение, просто ударив ногой по земле. Острые когти – символ его свирепости. Жуткий рёв, от которого сжимается сердце.
Это лишь краткая характеристика демона-зверя, напавшего на деревню Тоа.
— Отец… Мама… — По щекам Тоа текли слёзы, но он продолжал бежать изо всех сил.
Его родители остались рядом с домом, чтобы отвлечь монстра. Старшая сестра из соседнего дома, которую он любил как настоящую сестру, стала пищей для демонического зверя.
Деревенский староста, бывший член Святой Кавалерии, который строго, но мягко обучал Тоа искусству фехтования, храбро противостоял демоническому зверю, но был растоптан, даже не успев удивиться.
Пока близкие ему люди разбрасывались своими жизнями, Тоа собрался с духом и побежал, надеясь защитить хотя бы Эстель, с которой он играл с раннего детства. Он крепко схватил её за руку, чтобы она не сбилась с пути и направился по дороге во мрак.
Демонический зверь снова закричал, словно пытаясь заглушить эту маленькую решимость.
Деревня, когда-то полная улыбок, была окутана криками, и только крик демонического зверя, раздирающего тьму ночи, ревел бесконечно.
«Это плохой сон» — пытались говорить себе Тоа и Эстель, прижавшись друг к другу в тени полуразрушенного дома и продолжая молиться, чтобы эта отчаянная ситуация поскорее закончилась.
Тоа, чьё имя было названо, встал с напряженным лицом.
Элитные войска, целью которых является победа над демоническими зверями – Священная Королевская Кавалерия.
На церемонии, выпускников, которым в этом году исполнилось 14 лет, ожидал тест на профессиональную пригодность в качестве доказательства окончания учёбы. И теперь настала очередь для проверки способностей Тоа.
Это было безумием, находиться в оцепенении в такой важный момент, но почему-то именно сейчас к нему вернулись воспоминания о «том дне», который так сильно изменил его судьбу.
Прошло почти десять лет.
Тоа и Эстель, потерявшие родину из-за нападения демона, переехали в Королевство Фернандо, которое принимало детей-беженцев, потерявших своих родственников, и вступили в тренировочный лагерь Священной Королевской Кавалерии.
Теперь нужно было пройти тест у священника. В Кавалерию разрешалось поступать только тем, кто имел потенциал получить отличную работу. Конечно, это не означает, что вам гарантируют хорошую должность, но большинство выпускников занимают важные посты и поддерживают процветание королевства.
Но всё это не интересовало Тоа, он стремился победить демонических зверей, один из которых когда-то напал на его родной город, он хотел внести свой вклад в области обороны, а не дипломатии или образования. Но это не значит, что он пренебрегал учёбой. Чтобы повысить вероятность успеха, его оценки в тренировочном центре всегда были на высшем уровне.
— Удачи, Тоа. — Это была Эстель, его подруга детства, которая сидела рядом с Тоа и подбадривала его с улыбкой.
Блестящие рыжие волосы до плеч.
Слегка приподнятые зелёные глаза, которые сияют, как драгоценные камни.
Идеальная искренняя улыбка, которая всегда удивляла Тоа, хотя он должен был привыкнуть к ней с детства.
— Давай вступим в Священную Кавалерию и победим демонического зверя, чтобы никто больше не чувствовал то, что чувствовали мы. — Обещание, которое они дали друг другу, когда были совсем детьми.
По этой самой причине, первоочередной целью для них стало приобретение боевых навыков, таких как магия или владение мечом, чтобы присоединиться к Священной Кавалерии.
В идеале он хотел бы, чтобы Эстель взяла на себя роль бойца и действовала в качестве вспомогательной роли с навыками восстановления. По этой причине он тренировался самостоятельно по ночам со своими друзьями, которых он завел с тех пор, как поступил в школу.
Конечно, он сомневался, что всё пройдёт так уж гладко, но он не хотел, чтобы Эстель слишком часто выходила на передовую.
— Тогда давайте начнём.
Пожилой священник отвёл Тоа к кристаллу перед ним.
По подсказке священника Тоа закрыл глаза и скрестил руки на груди. Затем большой кристалл начал постепенно бледнеть. Обычно после этого в кристалле появлялась способность человека, который произносил молитву, и священник зачитывал её.
— Э-это… — Выражение лица священника стало суровым и безмолвным.
Это было долгое время, которое казалось вечностью, и от этого Тоа становилось невыносимо. Эстель с тревогой смотрела на Тоа. Поскольку прошло довольно много времени, вокруг появилось много недовольных.
— Может, вам уже прочить это?
По настоянию чиновников королевства, которые избавили его от паралича, священник, наконец, объявил о способности Тоа.
— Способность этого человека… «Портной».
Как только он это сказал, стало тихо, словно никакого шума до этого и не было.
— Я никогда не слышал о подобном.
— Это связано с шитьём?
— Он будет шить нам одежду?
— Разве это не бесполезно в бою?
Голоса постепенно вернулись.
Услышав шепот вокруг себя, Тоа смутился и, оставив кристалл, медленно вернулся на своё место. Он не мог разобраться в своих чувствах, поэтому положил голову на руки и опустил её вниз. Откуда-то он услышал голос человека, который сказал с облегчением: «Я рад, что это был не я».
В то время как он неоднократно задавал себе эти вопросы, громкие «Ура!» окутали весь зал. Это была Эстель, подруга его детства, которая купалась в радостных возгласах. Из-за шока Тоа упустил момент, когда объявили навык Эстель, но он узнал о её способности от студента, который сидел рядом с ним.
— Ух ты, кто бы мог подумать, что она станет великим магом?
Услышав эти слова, Тоа широко открыл глаза и посмотрел на застенчиво улыбающуюся Эстель на сцене.
Великий маг может овладеть магией всех атрибутов. Все хотели бы получить эту способность, но в королевстве было не больше десяти великих магов.
Отомстить демоническому зверю и защитить друга детства.
Чтобы выполнить эти два обета, Тоа смело отправился на тест на профпригодность, но его ожидал гораздо более худший результат, чем он думал.
Тем временем его подруга детства Эстель была названа кандидатом в герои.
После церемонии Эстель вернулась на своё место. Зал всё ещё не успокоился, но сама Эстель выглядела угрюмой.
Тоа постарался поддержать Эстель, чьё будущее обещало быть ярким и успешным, но…
У Эстель сжалось сердце, когда она увидела такого Тоа. Тоа также понял, что его видят насквозь.
Тоа был влюблен в Эстель.
Он любил Эстель с самого детства.
В деревне Ситна, где они родились, население было совсем небольшое, на тот момент единственными детьми были Тоа и Эстель, поэтому было неизбежно, что они сблизятся.
Для него стало шоком, когда ему поставили диагноз «Портной», который вообще не имел никакого отношения к битве. Кроме того, возмутительно талантливая способность Эстель заставила её сходу погрузиться в дела, и они даже не успели поговорить.
После того, как деревня исчезла, Тоа и Эстель жили бок о бок и поддерживали друг друга.
Он пытался передать свои чувства. Тем не менее, Эстель милая, нежная и гениальная, способная справиться со всем… такой замечательной девушке нет смысла напрасно тратить своё время. Поэтому Тоа подумал, что ей стоит найти кого-то более подходящего.
Пускай всё остается как есть.
Так Эстель будет счастлива.
Пускай он и не будет её любимым, но никто не помешает ему защитить её.
… Похоже, что они больше никогда не будут близки.
Теперь разница между Тоа и Эстель была просто огромной.
В конце концов, им обоим стало неловко, и они почти перестали разговаривать.
Тоа был признан бесполезным в борьбе с демоническими зверями и был исключен из Священной Кавалерии, сражающейся с монстрами на линии фронта, получив назначение в бюро резерва, где собирались старые солдаты, вышедшие на пенсию, и те, кто не мог выполнять свои обязанности.
Священная Кавалерия исследовала все возможные способы, чтобы сделать навык Тоа полезным, поскольку он являлся одним из лучших учеников, но всё было бесполезно.
Таким образом, новая жизнь Тоа не обещала ничего хорошего.
Даже после того, как его назначили в бюро резерва, Тоа не прекращал усердно тренироваться.
Хотя его желание не сбылось, но он не собирался опускать руки.
В свободное время он самостоятельно практиковался в фехтовании и оттачивал свои навыки.
Он хотел однажды оказаться на одном поле с Эстель и победить демонического зверя.
Тоа не мог так просто бросить свою мечту, поэтому, чтобы рассеять своё беспокойство, он посвятил себя ежедневным тренировкам.
С другой стороны, Эстель, ставшая великим магом, плавно двигалась на пути своей карьеры героя.
Она в совершенстве овладела семью магическими атрибутами, преследовала многих демонов, и уже могла гордиться своей выдающейся силой. На днях она стала самым молодым рыцарем в истории Святой Кавалерии, одолевшим демонического зверя.
Не было конца аристократам, которые подходили к ней с предложением выйти за них замуж.
Сильная, нежная и красивая девушка. Теперь она не могла оставаться в покое.
По правде говоря, она была очень популярна ещё со времён обучения в тренировочном центре, но поскольку рядом всегда был Тоа, никто не пытался её соблазнить, видя, как близки Тоа и Эстель.
Однако, когда выяснилось, что Тоа был некомпетентным «Портным», и отношения между ними явно изменились, многие увидели в этом возможность, и начали пытаться сблизиться с ней, в том числе и аристократы.
Естественно, такие слухи доходили и до ушей Тоа. Однако он не слышал о том, чтобы она с кем-то встречалась. Сколько бы ни было предложений, Эстель всем отказывала. И Тоа не мог не испытать небольшое облегчение узнав об этом. Но всё это не могло длиться вечно.
— Эстель Глентес помолвлена со старшим сыном семьи Корнальдо! — Коллега, пришедший на работу в бюро резерва, решил поделиться последними новостями.
— Ага! Говорят, Эстель Глентес влюбилась в него с первого взгляда, когда вступила в Священную Кавалерию! Сейчас она участвует в северной экспедиции, ожидается, что объявит об этом официально, когда вернётся сюда через месяц.
— Понятно… ну, я не удивлён.
— У остальных не было и шанса против семьи Корнальдо.
Старший сын семьи Корнальдо – Дионис Корнальдо.
Претендент на пост будущего капитана Священной Кавалерии. Высокий молодой человек с правильными чертами лица пользовался большой популярностью у противоположного пола. Коллега с энтузиазмом сообщил, что Эстель всем отказывала, потому что втайне встречалась с Дионисом Корнальдо.
В тот день Тоа ушел пораньше, чтобы навестить Эстель.
Он хотел узнать правду из первых уст.
Однако её уже не было дома, так как она отправилась в северную экспедицию, и вернётся только через месяц. До сих пор информация соответствовала тому, что говорил его коллега.
Но Тоа всё ещё не верил в это, пока не обнаружил на обратном пути толпу людей возле центральной площади Королевской столицы. Везде раздавались газеты, главным заголовком в которых было: «Эстель Глентес и Дионис Корнальдо объявили о своей помолвке».
Он ни разу не встречал Эстель, с тех пор как она вступила в Священную Кавалерию. Он думал, что это потому, что она слишком занята, но причина оказалась в другом.
Как ни странно, у него не было никакого чувства «сожаления».
Скорее, он почувствовал какое-то странное облегчение. Вступив в семью Корнальдо, она получит все блага, это гораздо лучше, чем если бы она осталась с ним.
Тоа мало что помнил о том, что произошло после этого. Но когда он пришел в себя, то уже стоял перед директором бюро.
— Спасибо вам за вашу поддержку. — Он опустил голову.
Это были последние слова Тоа Макрейга, произнесённые им в Королевстве Фернандо.
Bannou “Murazukuri” Cheat de Otegaru Slow Life
Mura desu ga Nani ka?
Published at 19th of June 2021 10:58:15 AM
“I can’t believe it, there’s really a village out here…”
“It was only recently established and with only just three people. For the meantime, I stand as this village’s leader. I am Luke.”
“Ahh, village chief-sama, please excuse the late introduction. I am Belrith. And for the moment, I stand as this group’s representative.”
Berlith-san was a man who seemed to be in his mid-thirties.
He had signs of being muscular, but perhaps because of malnutrition, he was sticks and bones at the moment.
Not just him either.
The entire group seemed to be starving.
After a brief discussion with Selen and Millia, we agreed that the group was not dangerous and that we should invite them into the village.
Once inside, we talked to them some more. We had confirmed that they were indeed refugees.
The reason there were so few adult men was that they were forcefully conscripted.
And the reason there were almost no elderly among the group was that most of them insisted on staying in their village so as to not burden the group on their journey. Old people were unlikely to be conscripted or be turned into slaves, so the group reluctantly agreed.
Belrith-san’s father, who was their village’s leader, also stayed behind. So, Belrith-san took it upon himself to lead the escaping group in his father’s stead.
“After that, we wondered aimlessly until we reached this wasteland. And right when our water and food supply had run out, we found your place.”
“I see… ahm, well, we haven’t harvested our crops yet, and our own food supply might not be enough for all of you…but don’t worry, we’ll do whatever we can to prepare food for you all. Oh, and as for water, we have a well here, so feel free to drink from it as much as you want.”
“R-really? Thank you very much!”
In addition to looking like they’re starving, the group also looked thirsty. To help with that, I showed where the well was. In response, they all rushed toward it.
Hmm, is one well not enough? I have spare points, so why not build another one?
“Everyone, feel free to use this other well!”
“Was there a well there earlier…?”
“Either way, I’m grateful!”
While the people were quenching their thirst, Milia cooked the boar from Selen’s hunt yesterday.
Our remaining stock of wheat was used up as well.
“It’s not much, but please have some.”
Maybe it was because they were famished, but the refugees made all that food disappear almost instantly.
“We are truly grateful for this kindness you showed us. We’re not sure how to properly thank you beyond these words…”
Their hunger sated for now, Belrith-san uttered words of thanks while tears fell from his eyes.
As for the others, they put their palms together as though they were trying to worship us.
Regardless, their crisis wasn’t over just yet.
For their group to live here in this wasteland by themselves wouldn’t just be hard, it was nigh impossible.
As though reading my mind, some text appeared at the edge of my vision.
“Yes, village chief-sama?”
“Would you like to live here in this village?”
Belrith-san was completely surprised by my proposal.
“To tell you the truth, we can use extra sets of hands. As you can see, we have fields with crops that are on the verge of being ready to be harvested, but harvesting them all should be a lot of hard work for just the three of us. Moreover, it will be too much for us to eat.”
“H-however, we have a lot of children in our group…the workforce we can offer might not meet your expectations…”
“Even then, I’d say don’t worry about it. Let’s just lend a hand whenever the other needs it.”
“Oh…Thank you, thank you very much…”
In reaction to my words, Belrith-san cried out loud as he profusely thanked me.
Right after that though, lines of texts appeared in my vision one after the other.
“I can’t believe it, there’s really a village out here…”
“It was only recently established and with only just three people. For the meantime, I stand as this village’s leader. I am Luke.”
“Ahh, village chief-sama, please excuse the late introduction. I am Belrith. And for the moment, I stand as this group’s representative.”
Berlith-san was a man who seemed to be in his mid-thirties.
He had signs of being muscular, but perhaps because of malnutrition, he was sticks and bones at the moment.
Not just him either.
The entire group seemed to be starving.
After a brief discussion with Selen and Millia, we agreed that the group was not dangerous and that we should invite them into the village.
Once inside, we talked to them some more. We had confirmed that they were indeed refugees.
The reason there were so few adult men was that they were forcefully conscripted.
And the reason there were almost no elderly among the group was that most of them insisted on staying in their village so as to not burden the group on their journey. Old people were unlikely to be conscripted or be turned into slaves, so the group reluctantly agreed.
Belrith-san’s father, who was their village’s leader, also stayed behind. So, Belrith-san took it upon himself to lead the escaping group in his father’s stead.
“After that, we wondered aimlessly until we reached this wasteland. And right when our water and food supply had run out, we found your place.”
“I see… ahm, well, we haven’t harvested our crops yet, and our own food supply might not be enough for all of you…but don’t worry, we’ll do whatever we can to prepare food for you all. Oh, and as for water, we have a well here, so feel free to drink from it as much as you want.”
“R-really? Thank you very much!”
In addition to looking like they’re starving, the group also looked thirsty. To help with that, I showed where the well was. In response, they all rushed toward it.
Hmm, is one well not enough? I have spare points, so why not build another one?
“Everyone, feel free to use this other well!”
“Was there a well there earlier…?”
“Either way, I’m grateful!”
While the people were quenching their thirst, Milia cooked the boar from Selen’s hunt yesterday.
Our remaining stock of wheat was used up as well.
“It’s not much, but please have some.”
Maybe it was because they were famished, but the refugees made all that food disappear almost instantly.
“We are truly grateful for this kindness you showed us. We’re not sure how to properly thank you beyond these words…”
Their hunger sated for now, Belrith-san uttered words of thanks while tears fell from his eyes.
As for the others, they put their palms together as though they were trying to worship us.
Regardless, their crisis wasn’t over just yet.
For their group to live here in this wasteland by themselves wouldn’t just be hard, it was nigh impossible.
As though reading my mind, some text appeared at the edge of my vision.
“Yes, village chief-sama?”
“Would you like to live here in this village?”
Belrith-san was completely surprised by my proposal.
“To tell you the truth, we can use extra sets of hands. As you can see, we have fields with crops that are on the verge of being ready to be harvested, but harvesting them all should be a lot of hard work for just the three of us. Moreover, it will be too much for us to eat.”
“H-however, we have a lot of children in our group…the workforce we can offer might not meet your expectations…”
“Even then, I’d say don’t worry about it. Let’s just lend a hand whenever the other needs it.”
“Oh…Thank you, thank you very much…”
In reaction to my words, Belrith-san cried out loud as he profusely thanked me.
Right after that though, lines of texts appeared in my vision one after the other.
“I can’t believe it, there’s really a village out here…”
“It was only recently established and with only just three people. For the meantime, I stand as this village’s leader. I am Luke.”
“Ahh, village chief-sama, please excuse the late introduction. I am Belrith. And for the moment, I stand as this group’s representative.”
Berlith-san was a man who seemed to be in his mid-thirties.
He had signs of being muscular, but perhaps because of malnutrition, he was sticks and bones at the moment.
Not just him either.
The entire group seemed to be starving.
After a brief discussion with Selen and Millia, we agreed that the group was not dangerous and that we should invite them into the village.
Once inside, we talked to them some more. We had confirmed that they were indeed refugees.
The reason there were so few adult men was that they were forcefully conscripted.
And the reason there were almost no elderly among the group was that most of them insisted on staying in their village so as to not burden the group on their journey. Old people were unlikely to be conscripted or be turned into slaves, so the group reluctantly agreed.
Belrith-san’s father, who was their village’s leader, also stayed behind. So, Belrith-san took it upon himself to lead the escaping group in his father’s stead.
“After that, we wondered aimlessly until we reached this wasteland. And right when our water and food supply had run out, we found your place.”
“I see… ahm, well, we haven’t harvested our crops yet, and our own food supply might not be enough for all of you…but don’t worry, we’ll do whatever we can to prepare food for you all. Oh, and as for water, we have a well here, so feel free to drink from it as much as you want.”
“R-really? Thank you very much!”
In addition to looking like they’re starving, the group also looked thirsty. To help with that, I showed where the well was. In response, they all rushed toward it.
Hmm, is one well not enough? I have spare points, so why not build another one?
“Everyone, feel free to use this other well!”
“Was there a well there earlier…?”
“Either way, I’m grateful!”
While the people were quenching their thirst, Milia cooked the boar from Selen’s hunt yesterday.
Our remaining stock of wheat was used up as well.
“It’s not much, but please have some.”
Maybe it was because they were famished, but the refugees made all that food disappear almost instantly.
“We are truly grateful for this kindness you showed us. We’re not sure how to properly thank you beyond these words…”
Their hunger sated for now, Belrith-san uttered words of thanks while tears fell from his eyes.
As for the others, they put their palms together as though they were trying to worship us.
Regardless, their crisis wasn’t over just yet.
For their group to live here in this wasteland by themselves wouldn’t just be hard, it was nigh impossible.
As though reading my mind, some text appeared at the edge of my vision.
“Yes, village chief-sama?”
“Would you like to live here in this village?”
Belrith-san was completely surprised by my proposal.
“To tell you the truth, we can use extra sets of hands. As you can see, we have fields with crops that are on the verge of being ready to be harvested, but harvesting them all should be a lot of hard work for just the three of us. Moreover, it will be too much for us to eat.”
“H-however, we have a lot of children in our group…the workforce we can offer might not meet your expectations…”
“Even then, I’d say don’t worry about it. Let’s just lend a hand whenever the other needs it.”
“Oh…Thank you, thank you very much…”
In reaction to my words, Belrith-san cried out loud as he profusely thanked me.
Right after that though, lines of texts appeared in my vision one after the other.
Start a leisurely lord life with a plant magic cheat After farming with the knowledge of the previous life, a reversal life began
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A brief description of the manga Start a leisurely lord life with a plant magic cheat After farming with the knowledge of the previous life, a reversal life began:
Exploring undeveloped unexplored regions from scratch! Creating and building a city with plant magic!
The boy Elt, who reincarnated as an aristocrat, was branded as incompetent and has been thrown out as a manager of a remote area with zero territories.
But, his”plant magical” was the best all-purpose magical for territorial development!
As he cultivated using the magic which produces from crops to buildings and the understanding of the previous life, the amount of territories increased and became lively.
In addition, the land that should have nothing is really a treasure trove.
A pioneering listing of another world, the launching of comicalization!
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Chapter 150: Why don’t you guys take it easy for a bit…?
“What is it, Leonius-san? Why are you so flustered?”
“To the workshop! P-please come with me to the workshop!”
That day, I was asked to come by the workshop where the elves worked.
There were various workshops in the village, but this one was mainly for the making of potions. Originally, potions could be produced only in limited amounts. However, once we succeeded in cultivating the herbs needed in the recipe, the village became able to mass produce potions.
There was even a more potent kind of potion called the high potion. More kinds were being developed too.
“P-please take a look at this.”
Leonius-san said so and then poured a mysterious, slightly glowing liquid over a tail-less lab mouse.
Potions and high potions were powerful, but even those things couldn’t regrow lost appendages and such.
And yet, the mouse now had its tail back.
“I can’t believe a potion can do such a thing…!”
“It can’t! This thing here is that legendary medicine: the elixir!”
Details were unclear due to it being a legend, but an elixir was supposed to be this miraculous medicine that could: regrow lost body parts; cure illnesses; remedy inborn disabilities; and, if drunk, it can even make a person 50 years younger.
On closer inspection, the lab mouse didn’t just have its tail grow back, its coat of fur became so much better than before.
“After having it appraised, I’ve been told that this definitely is that elixir. Even among our ancestors, it was believed that only those who held special power, those we called High Elves, could make such a thing…it’s real and yet I still can’t believe we were able to make it…”
Overcome with emotion, Leonius-san said so.
He then informed me that even though the elixir was an accidental result from their development efforts in making new types of potions, they have successfully identified the precise method for making it. In other words, they should be able to make more later.
“However, due to the amount of materials necessary, it’s not possible to mass produce them at the moment. Also, I would rather make it only when requested rather than beforehand…”
If it gets known that we could make such a thing here in this village, there would be a commotion.
It was said that in the past, noble and royal families from all over the world wanted to have an elixir so much, they ended up waging war against each other. And all that for what turned out to be a fake elixir.
The elixir has such a stigma.
“…yes, let’s keep this between us…”
Later on, Leonius-san asked me to come to their workshop again. They showed me the new potions they have developed.
“Just by drinking this muscle potion, one can temporarily increase their strength tenfold! Please observe. Even a normally powerless elf like me can do something like…this!”
Leonius-san said so and then slammed his fist downward. With a thunderous roar, the ground became cracked.
While I was still stunned like that, Leonius-san brought out another new potion.
“Here’s another one! If you drink this one, it’s your intelligence this time that will become tenfold!”
He drank that potion and then added 20 5-digit numbers together in under 5 seconds.
Contrary to what his position as the elves’ patriarch might suggest, Leonius-san was…well, he wasn’t exactly the brightest of the bunch. So, for him to calculate the answer so quickly…
“And if you drink this erection potion, your endurance will become tenfold!”
What’s with that name!? Also, please don’t drink that and show me its effects, alright!?
“If ‘it’ is done in the village’s hotel, even us elves who have low reproductive ability can conceive right away! In fact, my wife who hasn’t been pregnant in over 50 years is with child right now!”
Philia-san was apparently about to have a new sibling.
“We also have potions that deters monsters from coming any closer; potions that completely erases one’s presence; potions that makes one’s body as flexible as a mollusk; potions that eliminates foul odor…”
I interrupted the excited Leonius-san.
“J-just how many have you guys developed…?”
“Ahm…why don’t you guys take it easy for a bit…?”
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Outlanders Cheats: Tips & Tricks Guide To Building the Best Village
Outlanders is a new village building/simulator game from the same minds that brought us Mars: Mars and Once Upon a Tower. Enjoy village life with a peaceful atmosphere, calming music, and simple graphics as you lead villages into prosperity and happiness.
Outlander is all about prioritizing and managing your villagers so that everyone is efficient and happy, so in our Outlanders tips and tricks guide, we will show you how to run your villager smartly. Let’s get started with our Outlanders cheats, tips and tricks strategy guide to building the best village!
Start with the island basics!
As you learned in the tutorial, the basic structures are the Forager’s Hut and the Lumberjack’s Base. These two structures are vital to your village’s survival, and they must be built as soon as the level starts.
The Forager’s Hut is your only source of food during the early stages of a level, and the Lumberjack’s Base is needed for lumber to build just about everything in the game, and you can process the lumber into planks which are required for the advanced structures.
Once you get a good system going, you can start planning towards the level objectives. You cannot get anywhere until you get a good footing!
Be efficient with your Forager’s Huts and Lumberjack’s Base!
When you are placing down either a Forgaer’s Hut or Lumberjack’s Base, you will see a highlighted area around the placement spot. This is essentially the structure’s “reach,” meaning that any relevant resource in it will be harvestable.
You can tell what resources will be in it as they are highlighted. When you are putting down your first sets of resource gathering structures, make sure that you try to put them in a spot where they can collect as many materials as possible.
Being efficient in the beginning of a level is the best way to start off, because remember that in order to destroy an old building and build a new one, you must dedicate builders to it and that can be disastrous during the late stages of a level.
Keep an eye on your villagers!
Villagers need food and shelter in order to thrive. You can tell how well they are doing by their general happiness at the top of the screen. The smiley face shows you how your villagers are doing, and happy villagers means more work done and higher chances for babies.
Villagers will eat periodically during the day, and this is why it is important to always have a good food buffer. If Villagers do not eat for several days, they will get hungry and start to slow down. They will eventually die if left unchecked, and overall happiness will drop significantly.
Having villagers pass in the middle of a level can have some cataclysmic effects, so it is important to keep an eye on your villagers. If a good portion of your villagers are hungry, divert more effort into Farms and Forager’s Huts.
Villagers also require houses to live in. Villagers can sleep outside if need be, but this prevents their happiness from increasing. Make sure to build houses as you need them to ensure that no one has to sleep outside.
Use Decrees to keep your villagers under control!
When you start level 3 “Big Trouble in Cookie Island,” you will gain access to Decrees. These will affect your villagers in certain good and bad ways, and they will last until you cancel them. However, you must wait three in-game days before you can cancel a decree.
Decrees can help certain aspects of your villagers under control if the situation arises. For example, one common problem a lot of players find themselves in are villagers that are TOO happy.
When villagers are very happy, they will procreate like no tomorrow and if left unchecked, your food storage will be ran dry before you know it, resulting in a lot of sudden deaths. One of the Decrees prevents villagers from getting frisky, preventing any babies from being born.
It is ultimately up to you when and if you use Decrees, but properly used they should be nothing but a boon to your progress. Improper use can damper your village’s growth, so think carefully about them.
Roads help with speed!
When you build a new structure, it is usually a good idea to connect it to your main village with the use of roads. Villagers move much faster when they are on a road, and they will always follow them to their destination if you have them down.
You do not ALWAYS need to use roads, say for example you put a Forager’s Hut in the middle of a dense forest with tons of mushrooms and it is kind of in an awkward position, then go ahead and just let the villager travel all the way.
However, if you have structures that are quite far from your home villager, roads are almost necessary. In some instances villagers may not even get to do one thing in a day if their destination is so far away, but roads can really cut down on travel time, making things much more efficient.
Check for villager idle activity!
You may think that assigning four villagers to a job post sounds like a good idea, and generally, you would be right. In the case of things like the Forager’s Huts and Lumberjack’s Base/Cabin, most of time your villagers will be busy, but be on the look out!
If see you a villager just wandering around aimlessly, tap on them and check their status. If it says idle, be sure to find something else for them to do – you do not want any idle villagers just hanging out.
You kind of have to pay attention to really catch these things. Say for example your Foragers pick all of the mushrooms nearby, then they will just sit around until you unassign the villagers or destroy the hut.
But one common example you may find this happening is with the Farms. If you assign four villagers to a farm, they will seed all of the tilled soiled pretty quickly. However, crops still need time to grow on their own, and during this time the farmers will do nothing. You can use this time to send the villagers elsewhere and have them return when it is time to harvest.
Use Priority to order your structures!
If you tap on an unbuilt structure, you can see the status of it and how many resources it has until it is built. There is also an option to flag the structure as priority, and if you do this your villagers will ignore any other unbuilt structure and finish the one you have marked first.
This is useful during the early planning stages of a level. If you put down a bunch of structures all at once, you can somewhat set the order in which your villagers will approach them. Make sure to build in the order of importance, food being the most important.
Always have a big food buffer!
Food is the number one cause of defeat in this game. If you fail to reach the level’s objective before the day limit is up, you will fail the level and must start anew from scratch. If you are behind on food, you are behind on everything else, so it is important to always keep this is mind.
Use your Decrees smartly if you expect a big population boom to happen. Limit your villagers from reproducing, but be careful not to do it for too long as it will drop their happiness and overall productivity.
If you need to hit a certain population by the end of the level like in level 3, use your Decrees to encourage reproduction, but be VERY careful. Make sure you are absolutely ready to take on the huge influx of food intake, as being unprepared can make things go south very fast.
Pay attention to your village alerts!
And the final thing we will leave you with may be the most obvious but it is also the most important: the info ticker at the top right. Every time an important event occurs in the village, like a baby being born or someone losing a job, you will be notified at the top right corner.
Do not ignore these – they present potential problems that should be dealt with as soon as possible. They do not give you exact micromanaging info, but they are still helpful for keeping a close eye on how your village is doing.
And with that, our guide on Outlanders is done for now. If you have any other tips or tricks concerning village growth, please let us know in the comments below!
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Chapter 2: Make A Village Here?
The one to suggest that I be sent to develop the wasteland was my step-brother Raul.
It was next to impossible to develop such a horrible place, so it was only a mission in name. In reality, it was me being exiled.
Be it from starvation or from the monsters in the area, there was a high likelihood of my death. Yet, no one, not even my mother raised an objection.
To them, I was such a disappointment that dying horribly and alone was the fate I deserved.
“Luke, the Gift you got was called [Village Building], right? Then developing this wasteland should be easy! Gyahahaha!”
Even now, I could still hear Raul’s laughter.
Perhaps it was because he was always being ostracized that he grew up have a twisted personality. But then again, maybe someone with his disposition might just be what was needed in this turbulent time.
To be frank, I wasn’t quite fond of fighting.
I had been trained with the sword—and was able to get proficient in a short amount of time—but the act of killing people just didn’t sit well with me.
My instructor would often remark: you’re talented, but you’re just too kind, Luke-sama.
Along with that announcement, the carriage stopped.
About a week had passed since I left home, but only now did we reach the wasteland I was banished to.
“I’ve been told what this place is like…but it’s somehow worse.”
All around me was a wasteland.
There were scarcely any plants, and most of the mountains that dotted the place were bald and rocky.
The only saving grace were the forest to the north and the lush mountain range to the east. However, these were also where the monsters lived. The monsters liked those places, so they rarely ventured outside…but rarely is not as good as never.
Once the luggage was dropped off as well, the carriage quickly departed.
There was only one servant that stayed behind with me.
“Luke-sama, it’s just like we’ve heard, there really is nothing out here.”
Her name was Millia.
I had never asked for her age, but if I had to guess, I would say she was probably around 20.
She had beautiful black hair and a great sense of style. She was tall too.
She was my personal maid, but that was before I was banished here. She was an excellent maid and was therefore an important personnel at my father’s castle, so she didn’t have to come with me at all.
“You sure about this? I mean, you can make head maid sooner or later if you stayed…”
“What are you talking about, Luke-sama? When I became your personal maid, I swore an oath. That no matter what happens, I will continue serving by your side. Those feelings haven’t changed.”
To think that there was someone who would care for me like she does…
“(Fufufu, after all, I love young boys too much! And you, Luke-sama, are my perfect type! Gufufufu…)”
Huh? Did a chill just run down my spine…? Nah, must be my imagination. Yeah, yeah, that must be it.
“Well then, Luke-sama, it might be too sudden, but I believe you have to choose between two options.”
“Yes. The first is live off the land. At the moment, our supplies can last up to maybe a month. We can cultivate the land and farm, but as you can see, the land is terribly barren. Even if we somehow make it work, harvesting enough for the two of us within a month’s time is unbelievable at best. Of course, we can hunt and forage in the forest over there, but, well… either way, it’d be extremely difficult.”
Once again, I thought of what an outrageous place I was sent to.
“The other option is for us to escape from here and go to some faraway city. No one’s here to stop us or even tell on us, so it’ll be an easy thing to pull off.”
Somehow, I got the feeling that Millia was suggesting the second option.
Which made sense since it was the more practical option.
I would have gone with it right away, but I had something I wanted to try first.
“My Gift, [Village Building], I never really learned how to use it after I received it. I don’t even have an idea what it does…”
I didn’t know how, but I just knew my Gift would be useful at this moment.
“Make a village here?”
The characters for those words then appeared at the edge of my vision.
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Chapter 152: We also have one that can fire projectiles in quick succession
“Chief Luke! Chief Luke!”
“What’s the matter, Dolan-san? Why are you so flustered?”
“T-to the workshop! Please come with me to the workshop!”
That day, I was asked to come to the workshop where the village’s dwarves worked.
Naturally, it was a workshop that focused on smithing. Thanks to their excellent talent when it comes to smithing, many of the dwarves have contributed to the making of the equipment and tools available in the village.
They didn’t like being under the sun, so I decided to build their homes as well as their workshop within the dungeon. A side effect of that was that it made it easy for them to directly procure materials from the dungeon.
The equipment they made, even the mass-produced ones, were all of a high quality. Furthermore, they were cheap. So much so that many merchants and adventurers even suspect that the items were fake or something.
Many dwarves possessed a Gift called [Smithing]. This allowed them to bestow the equipment with [Skills]. Equipment that had skills were originally so rare that only a few were available in the world. After all, even if someone possessed the [Smithing] Gift, they would only seldomly succeed in adding a skill.
…yet the village’s dwarves were making these items like they were nothing special. Or rather, it was more like they were competing who could make the equipment with the best overall quality or who could come up with the newest skill.
“You have to take a look at this, chief!”
How should I put it…I’ve got a bad feeling about this…
I thought so while recalling what happened when the elves wanted to show me something.
“Dona, quick, show it to the chief.”
Prompted by Dolan-san, Dona presented the sword she held in her hand.
It hasn’t been long since Dona received her [Weapon Craftsman] Gift, but she has already developed many new and innovative equipment.
Anyway, the sword she presented looked perfectly ordinary to me. In the next moment though, a bolt of lightning flew from it and hit a target that was prepared beforehand.
“M-magic from a sword…? Wait, are you saying that’s…”
“That’s exactly it! This is that weapon of legends: a magic sword!”
Much like what its name implies, a magic sword was a sword that allowed one to use magic.
It was obviously useful to people who couldn’t use magic, but even those that could would find it useful since a magic sword didn’t require magic power or any chant to activate.
It was a powerful weapon without a doubt. It might even be called an ordnance at this point.
“I’ve had it appraised, and they’re absolutely certain it’s that. It’s said that our ancestors once were able to produce such weapons but all techniques pertaining to it have been lost…until today…”
Overcome with emotions, Dolan-san said so in a teary voice.
“Mithril is needed to make it, so as long as that’s rare to find, it’ll be hard for us to mass produce it. We should still be able to produce some more though. Of course, those can be fire or wind magic swords instead.”
According to Philia-san, the dwarven empire from ancient times had powerful weaponry and was intent on conquering the world, only to fall into ruin by some divine punishment.
It was very much possible that magic swords were one of those weapons…
If it ever gets known that our village could produce such weapons, it was all but certain that there would be great trouble.
“…yeah, let’s keep this between us as well.”
Afterwards, I was shown the various other weapons made in the workshop. Most of them were developed by Dona.
“This is a shield that perfectly reflects the attacks it has received.”
An arrow was then fired at the shield that Dona held.
At the moment of impact, the arrow curiously turned around and flew toward the one who originally fired it.
“Of course, it reflects back magic too.”
While I was still in shock, Dona proceeded to exhibit another one.
“This is a crossbow that will always hit the intended target. The bolts it fire will relentlessly pursue the target.”
She then held the crossbow upward and fired it against a bird.
The bolt flew straight up at first but then took sharp turns to follow the bird until it was hit.
“This is a small golem warrior. It will charge against an enemy and then explode on its own.”
What an insanely dangerous thing!
“There’s more. This thing, through the application of magic power, can launch these large metal balls. I also have a smaller, carriable version of it.”
I hurriedly interrupted Dona when she said that.
“D-did you come up with that yourself…?”
No matter how I look at it, those were an artillery and a gun. Magic existed in this world, so I thought I wouldn’t ever encounter weapons like these…what’s more, she made it from scratch all by herself…
She even thought of engraving spiral grooves within the barrels to make the projectile fly in a more stable manner.
“We also have one that can fire projectiles in quick succession.”
“You even got a machinegun!?”
It was strange how much this girl alone has made civilization progress.
“Ahm…why don’t you take it easy for a bit…?”
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Published at 19th of June 2021 10:58:15 AM
For some reason, there was a tense atmosphere between Millia and Selen.
When night came, another argument among them arose.
“You two have been sleeping in a room this small…?”
“Yes. Is something the matter?”
“Don’t is something the matter me. No matter how you look at it, this is not normal.”
With a powerful voice, Selen reprimanded us.
In our defense though, we were forced to share the shed because it was the only one we had.
“If you find this so unacceptable, we won’t force you to sleep here. Feel free to sleep outside.”
“Why would I do that!?”
“Y-you two, let’s just try to get along–”
““Luke(sama), (please) stay out of this!””
If I could, I would have built another shed right away.
Unfortunately, because I built a storehouse earlier in order to demonstrate my Gift to Selen, I didn’t have enough points anymore.
“Ah, that’s it. I’ll just go sleep in the storehouse.”
Proud of my idea, I quickly tried to put it into action.
“Absolutely not, Luke-sama. You’re the chief of this village, after all.”
“Right. If anyone has to sleep there, it’s this girl.”
“Oh my. Are you saying you want to be alone here with Luke-sama? What scandalous girl you are.”
“That’s not what I said! And don’t act like you’re innocent yourself!”
In the end, it was decided that all three of us would sleep in this tiny shed.
In addition, I was told I had to sleep between the two of them.
Village Points: 54 (+12 village points per day)
Number of Villagers: 2
Village Gifts: None
“Alright, I finally have 50 points!”
I made the village around dusk, so the time I gained additional points was around dusk of each day as well.
And so, at the rate of 12 points each day, I finally saved up 50 points. Using this, I could escape that hell tonight.
Ever since Selen came to the village, I had to sleep between the two who were always bickering with one another. Obviously, I couldn’t sleep much under such circumstances, resulting in a decline not only to my productivity but also health.
Now that I had 50 points though, I could finally build the small house I wanted so much. I had no idea how big it was going to be, but at least I was certain that it would be bigger than our current shelter.
After I confirmed yes, a one-story wooden house appeared before me.
“Woah. What, there’s even furniture!? Amazing!”
It was about double the size of the shed we were using.
However, unlike that empty shed, this house had a bed, a desk, a shelf, and other furnishings.
“Kitchen? But then, what’s this?”
When I tested it out, it released water as explained.
“Can this be some kind of magical device? I don’t sense any magic power at all though…”
Selen said so as she tilted her head.
We then found something else of note.
“It seems like we can light fires with this. Let’s try it.”
“It really does…what’s going on?”
“Your Gift’s really amazing, Luke-sama. We were able to cook outside, but with this thing, cooking meals should become so much easier.”
Millia said so with a somewhat excited voice.
“What about this door? Huh? What are these…?”
When we opened the door, we found a small room.
A little bit in, we saw something that looked like a chair. And further inside the room, there was something that resembled a large water tank.
“So you’re saying that this is the chamber pot, and that is the bath…?”
It certainly didn’t seem like an ordinary chair, but apparently the chamber pot was just covered by a lid.
Without the cover, it looked like a large bowl where a small amount of water pooled at the bottom. The edge seemed like the place to place one’s bottom. There was also a small hole in the part where the water pooled.
“A flush toilet…? How is it used?”
When I tried to turn the said handle, more water flowed down, seemingly replacing the one that was there before.
“In the castle, lower-ranked servants are the ones tasked on disposing of the gathered waste…”
But now, there was no longer a need for any of us to do that job.
That said, I wondered where the waste would go.
I had heard of other territories whose lavatories made use of slimes. Slimes would absorb anything, even human waste, so they were helpful in keeping things clean. This device didn’t seem to make use of those slimes though. Well, for now, what matters is that it works. Figuring out the how can come in later.
And so, I moved on to the bath.
It had a faucet like the one in the kitchen. In other words, we could wash our bodies easily with this.
“How convenient. We can bathe here without using the well outside.”
“…it seems so. (tsk. But this also means I can no longer peep on Luke-sama as he washes his body outside!)”
Selen had an expression of joy, but for some reason, Millia expressed frustration.
“And now that we have two beds, we can have separate places to sleep for the men and the women.”
I proudly announced so, but the two didn’t seem to share my joy.
As though to clear my confusion on why they were silent, Millia spoke first, quickly followed by Selen.
“Sleeping alone with this woman is quite impossible for me.”
Forcing the two of them, who were at odds with each other all the time, to sleep alone with each other certainly wasn’t a great idea.
However, it also would be quite strange for me to sleep beside only one of them, no matter which one. The only reason Millia and I did so before was because we only had that shed.
“I-I understand. Then, I guess all three of us will just have to sleep in this house.”
We should have enough space, so I thought maybe I could sleep on the floor or something.
“Wait, why are all 3 of us on the bed!?”
Somehow, it was decided that, like before, I would sleep in the bed between the two girls.
Because of that and because of the fact that the bed was smaller than the floor of the shed, we were now even closer to each other than we were before.
“Luke-sama, we can’t let you sleep anywhere else other than this bed.”
“I wouldn’t mind sleeping on the floor, except I absolutely refuse to let this woman sleep beside you by herself.”
“How unexpected, I also can’t let you sleep beside Luke-sama by yourself. Given that, it seems the only solution left is for all of us to sleep here.”
I don’t understand that logic at all!
For some reason, there was a tense atmosphere between Millia and Selen.
When night came, another argument among them arose.
“You two have been sleeping in a room this small…?”
“Yes. Is something the matter?”
“Don’t is something the matter me. No matter how you look at it, this is not normal.”
With a powerful voice, Selen reprimanded us.
In our defense though, we were forced to share the shed because it was the only one we had.
“If you find this so unacceptable, we won’t force you to sleep here. Feel free to sleep outside.”
“Why would I do that!?”
“Y-you two, let’s just try to get along–”
““Luke(sama), (please) stay out of this!””
If I could, I would have built another shed right away.
Unfortunately, because I built a storehouse earlier in order to demonstrate my Gift to Selen, I didn’t have enough points anymore.
“Ah, that’s it. I’ll just go sleep in the storehouse.”
Proud of my idea, I quickly tried to put it into action.
“Absolutely not, Luke-sama. You’re the chief of this village, after all.”
“Right. If anyone has to sleep there, it’s this girl.”
“Oh my. Are you saying you want to be alone here with Luke-sama? What scandalous girl you are.”
“That’s not what I said! And don’t act like you’re innocent yourself!”
In the end, it was decided that all three of us would sleep in this tiny shed.
In addition, I was told I had to sleep between the two of them.
Village Points: 54 (+12 village points per day)
Number of Villagers: 2
Village Gifts: None
“Alright, I finally have 50 points!”
I made the village around dusk, so the time I gained additional points was around dusk of each day as well.
And so, at the rate of 12 points each day, I finally saved up 50 points. Using this, I could escape that hell tonight.
Ever since Selen came to the village, I had to sleep between the two who were always bickering with one another. Obviously, I couldn’t sleep much under such circumstances, resulting in a decline not only to my productivity but also health.
Now that I had 50 points though, I could finally build the small house I wanted so much. I had no idea how big it was going to be, but at least I was certain that it would be bigger than our current shelter.
After I confirmed yes, a one-story wooden house appeared before me.
“Woah. What, there’s even furniture!? Amazing!”
It was about double the size of the shed we were using.
However, unlike that empty shed, this house had a bed, a desk, a shelf, and other furnishings.
“Kitchen? But then, what’s this?”
When I tested it out, it released water as explained.
“Can this be some kind of magical device? I don’t sense any magic power at all though…”
Selen said so as she tilted her head.
We then found something else of note.
“It seems like we can light fires with this. Let’s try it.”
“It really does…what’s going on?”
“Your Gift’s really amazing, Luke-sama. We were able to cook outside, but with this thing, cooking meals should become so much easier.”
Millia said so with a somewhat excited voice.
“What about this door? Huh? What are these…?”
When we opened the door, we found a small room.
A little bit in, we saw something that looked like a chair. And further inside the room, there was something that resembled a large water tank.
“So you’re saying that this is the chamber pot, and that is the bath…?”
It certainly didn’t seem like an ordinary chair, but apparently the chamber pot was just covered by a lid.
Without the cover, it looked like a large bowl where a small amount of water pooled at the bottom. The edge seemed like the place to place one’s bottom. There was also a small hole in the part where the water pooled.
“A flush toilet…? How is it used?”
When I tried to turn the said handle, more water flowed down, seemingly replacing the one that was there before.
“In the castle, lower-ranked servants are the ones tasked on disposing of the gathered waste…”
But now, there was no longer a need for any of us to do that job.
That said, I wondered where the waste would go.
I had heard of other territories whose lavatories made use of slimes. Slimes would absorb anything, even human waste, so they were helpful in keeping things clean. This device didn’t seem to make use of those slimes though. Well, for now, what matters is that it works. Figuring out the how can come in later.
And so, I moved on to the bath.
It had a faucet like the one in the kitchen. In other words, we could wash our bodies easily with this.
“How convenient. We can bathe here without using the well outside.”
“…it seems so. (tsk. But this also means I can no longer peep on Luke-sama as he washes his body outside!)”
Selen had an expression of joy, but for some reason, Millia expressed frustration.
“And now that we have two beds, we can have separate places to sleep for the men and the women.”
I proudly announced so, but the two didn’t seem to share my joy.
As though to clear my confusion on why they were silent, Millia spoke first, quickly followed by Selen.
“Sleeping alone with this woman is quite impossible for me.”
Forcing the two of them, who were at odds with each other all the time, to sleep alone with each other certainly wasn’t a great idea.
However, it also would be quite strange for me to sleep beside only one of them, no matter which one. The only reason Millia and I did so before was because we only had that shed.
“I-I understand. Then, I guess all three of us will just have to sleep in this house.”
We should have enough space, so I thought maybe I could sleep on the floor or something.
“Wait, why are all 3 of us on the bed!?”
Somehow, it was decided that, like before, I would sleep in the bed between the two girls.
Because of that and because of the fact that the bed was smaller than the floor of the shed, we were now even closer to each other than we were before.
“Luke-sama, we can’t let you sleep anywhere else other than this bed.”
“I wouldn’t mind sleeping on the floor, except I absolutely refuse to let this woman sleep beside you by herself.”
“How unexpected, I also can’t let you sleep beside Luke-sama by yourself. Given that, it seems the only solution left is for all of us to sleep here.”
I don’t understand that logic at all!
For some reason, there was a tense atmosphere between Millia and Selen.
When night came, another argument among them arose.
“You two have been sleeping in a room this small…?”
“Yes. Is something the matter?”
“Don’t is something the matter me. No matter how you look at it, this is not normal.”
With a powerful voice, Selen reprimanded us.
In our defense though, we were forced to share the shed because it was the only one we had.
“If you find this so unacceptable, we won’t force you to sleep here. Feel free to sleep outside.”
“Why would I do that!?”
“Y-you two, let’s just try to get along–”
““Luke(sama), (please) stay out of this!””
If I could, I would have built another shed right away.
Unfortunately, because I built a storehouse earlier in order to demonstrate my Gift to Selen, I didn’t have enough points anymore.
“Ah, that’s it. I’ll just go sleep in the storehouse.”
Proud of my idea, I quickly tried to put it into action.
“Absolutely not, Luke-sama. You’re the chief of this village, after all.”
“Right. If anyone has to sleep there, it’s this girl.”
“Oh my. Are you saying you want to be alone here with Luke-sama? What scandalous girl you are.”
“That’s not what I said! And don’t act like you’re innocent yourself!”
In the end, it was decided that all three of us would sleep in this tiny shed.
In addition, I was told I had to sleep between the two of them.
Village Points: 54 (+12 village points per day)
Number of Villagers: 2
Village Gifts: None
“Alright, I finally have 50 points!”
I made the village around dusk, so the time I gained additional points was around dusk of each day as well.
And so, at the rate of 12 points each day, I finally saved up 50 points. Using this, I could escape that hell tonight.
Ever since Selen came to the village, I had to sleep between the two who were always bickering with one another. Obviously, I couldn’t sleep much under such circumstances, resulting in a decline not only to my productivity but also health.
Now that I had 50 points though, I could finally build the small house I wanted so much. I had no idea how big it was going to be, but at least I was certain that it would be bigger than our current shelter.
After I confirmed yes, a one-story wooden house appeared before me.
“Woah. What, there’s even furniture!? Amazing!”
It was about double the size of the shed we were using.
However, unlike that empty shed, this house had a bed, a desk, a shelf, and other furnishings.
“Kitchen? But then, what’s this?”
When I tested it out, it released water as explained.
“Can this be some kind of magical device? I don’t sense any magic power at all though…”
Selen said so as she tilted her head.
We then found something else of note.
“It seems like we can light fires with this. Let’s try it.”
“It really does…what’s going on?”
“Your Gift’s really amazing, Luke-sama. We were able to cook outside, but with this thing, cooking meals should become so much easier.”
Millia said so with a somewhat excited voice.
“What about this door? Huh? What are these…?”
When we opened the door, we found a small room.
A little bit in, we saw something that looked like a chair. And further inside the room, there was something that resembled a large water tank.
“So you’re saying that this is the chamber pot, and that is the bath…?”
It certainly didn’t seem like an ordinary chair, but apparently the chamber pot was just covered by a lid.
Without the cover, it looked like a large bowl where a small amount of water pooled at the bottom. The edge seemed like the place to place one’s bottom. There was also a small hole in the part where the water pooled.
“A flush toilet…? How is it used?”
When I tried to turn the said handle, more water flowed down, seemingly replacing the one that was there before.
“In the castle, lower-ranked servants are the ones tasked on disposing of the gathered waste…”
But now, there was no longer a need for any of us to do that job.
That said, I wondered where the waste would go.
I had heard of other territories whose lavatories made use of slimes. Slimes would absorb anything, even human waste, so they were helpful in keeping things clean. This device didn’t seem to make use of those slimes though. Well, for now, what matters is that it works. Figuring out the how can come in later.
And so, I moved on to the bath.
It had a faucet like the one in the kitchen. In other words, we could wash our bodies easily with this.
“How convenient. We can bathe here without using the well outside.”
“…it seems so. (tsk. But this also means I can no longer peep on Luke-sama as he washes his body outside!)”
Selen had an expression of joy, but for some reason, Millia expressed frustration.
“And now that we have two beds, we can have separate places to sleep for the men and the women.”
I proudly announced so, but the two didn’t seem to share my joy.
As though to clear my confusion on why they were silent, Millia spoke first, quickly followed by Selen.
“Sleeping alone with this woman is quite impossible for me.”
Forcing the two of them, who were at odds with each other all the time, to sleep alone with each other certainly wasn’t a great idea.
However, it also would be quite strange for me to sleep beside only one of them, no matter which one. The only reason Millia and I did so before was because we only had that shed.
“I-I understand. Then, I guess all three of us will just have to sleep in this house.”
We should have enough space, so I thought maybe I could sleep on the floor or something.
“Wait, why are all 3 of us on the bed!?”
Somehow, it was decided that, like before, I would sleep in the bed between the two girls.
Because of that and because of the fact that the bed was smaller than the floor of the shed, we were now even closer to each other than we were before.
“Luke-sama, we can’t let you sleep anywhere else other than this bed.”
“I wouldn’t mind sleeping on the floor, except I absolutely refuse to let this woman sleep beside you by herself.”
“How unexpected, I also can’t let you sleep beside Luke-sama by yourself. Given that, it seems the only solution left is for all of us to sleep here.”
Слова священника успокоили собор.
Невероятное количество людей собиралось в соборе самой большой церкви на территории Альберта.
Это был важный ритуал, который привлек внимание не только местных жителей, но и гостей из других государств, поскольку два сына лорда, сэра Альберта, будут благословлены одновременно.
— Возведение поселения? Что это за дар?
Я невольно задрожал и прислушался.
Я родился старшим сыном лорда Альберта и должен был унаследовать поместье своего отца с юных лет.
Для меня дар, дарованный этим благословением, является самым важным.
— Не знаю. Это подарок, о котором я никогда не слышал. Но я уверен, что это не то, что поможет тебе в бою.
Тяжело произнес священник.
Дар получают не все люди.
Только избранные могут получить его от богов в возрасте двенадцати лет.
Ибо это время смуты, когда власть правителей ослабла и лорды сражаются за земли отбирая их друг у друга.
В частности, лорды и их семьи, которые часто ведут свои армии в бой, нуждались в дарах, которые помогали бы им в бою.
У моего отца есть дар «Священная Техника меча».
Это высший дар техники меча. Его сила известна по всей стране благодаря храбрости взять на себя инициативу и прыгнуть в стан врага.
Не будет преувеличением сказать, что именно благодаря этому дару отец, который изначально был лишь виконтом, смог расширить свои владения до такой степени, что смог соперничал с другими могущественными лордами всего за одно поколение.
На этот дар сильно влияет наследственность, поэтому ожидалось, что я получу такую же «Священную Технику меча», как и мой отец.
Особенно в моем случае, когда у моей матери есть дар «Техники меча».
В данном случае будет правильно сказать, что шансы на то, что ребенок получит дар «Священная Техника меча» составляют более 80%.
Я со страхом посмотрел на отца.
Мой отец, который смотрел на меня с нетерпением всего минуту назад, теперь имел пустое выражение лица, как будто он полностью потерял интерес.
Рядом с ним мама смотрела на небо в состоянии оцепенения.
— Это раздражает, старший брат. Теперь моя очередь. Уйди с дороги.
Меня оттолкнул мой брат Рауль.
Однако, пока я был законным сыном жены отца, Рауль был сыном наложницы.
Мать Рауля изначально была служанкой в замке, так что она не была высокого ранга.
Так что, в отличие от меня, Рауля никто особо не ждал.
Раулю даровали ту же «Священную Технику меча», что и его отцу, так что это было полной противоположностью тому, что получил я, и собор загудел.
Отец бросился к Раулю и обнял его с большой улыбкой на лице.
Мать Рауля была в восторге, а моя мама была в отчаянии.
В координально изменившемся мире я мог только стоять в ступоре.
Я одиноко бормочу и пытаюсь завести карету.
Мои вассалы не провожают меня, не говоря уже о моих отце и матери,
Меня не стоило провожать, потому что я был разочарован и вынужден уехать в отдаленный район, не говоря уже о следующем лорде.
В конце концов, люди вокруг меня служили мне, потому что я был сыном господина, и я был господином будущего.
Я знал его, но мне интересно, насколько он пуст.
С этого момента я отправлюсь в необитаемую пустыню в северной части территории Альберта.
Это бесплодная земля, которая долгое время оставалась без присмотра из-за опасной магической среды и чрезвычайно тонкой почвы.
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Published at 19th of June 2021 10:58:15 AM
Almost a month has passed since we arrived at this undeveloped land.
Thanks to my [Village Building], we’ve been living more comfortably than I expected.
Even now, the relationship between Millia and Selen hasn’t improved…but other than that, things were going well.
Back when I still lived in my family’s estate, I spent each day studying for the future. As such, this was probably the first time in life where I passed the days in a leisurely manner.
It isn’t so bad, I thought as I began enjoying my life here in this undeveloped land.
As for the crops we planted in the field, they were growing at a good rate. Actually, according to Millia, they were growing so much faster than normal that we might be able to harvest them soon.
By the way, we now had four fields.
There was nothing else that we needed to build at the moment and letting the points be unused felt a bit of a waste, so we decided to add more fields. It was something we were bound to do at some point anyway. Moreover, there was a chance that some crops wouldn’t grow at all out here or during this season, so to be safe, we tried out a bunch of seeds. Thankfully, Millia brought a lot of seeds.
However, at this rate, we might be harvesting more than what the three of us could possibly eat before the rest goes bad.
“Well, we can preserve them by storing them in the storehouse where my magic is in effect.”
“I see. Magic sure is convenient, isn’t it?”
“Fufu, aren’t you glad I’m here? I mean, let’s not forget, it was me that got us those precious meat.”
Selen proudly said so while looking at Millia.
Recently, she went into the forest in the distance and managed to hunt a wild boar. Given her abilities and Gifts, hunting alone was no problem at all, provided of course that she didn’t enter the deepest parts of such a dangerous place.
“Since we’re making sure we don’t forget things, who was it that, unlike some muscle-brained idiot, was able to dismantle the boar as well as cook its meat?”
Millia calmly replied so.
Unfortunately, Selen’s cooking abilities were…not great.
She once tried to challenge Millia’s cooking skills, but the food she made smelled so awful, we couldn’t eat even a bite of it.
“…now, now, let’s not fight.”
While sighing, I stepped in between the two.
I myself doubted I could stop them, so my voice lacked conviction.
However, at that moment, as though Selen noticed something, she quickly turned toward the west.
“What’s the matter, Selen?”
“You don’t hear that?”
“I’ll check from the watchtower.”
And so, Selen agilely climbed the tower.
I climbed after her.
Is it another monster attack?
If so, this would be the first attack since the group of goblins that Selen defeated.
When I reached the top of the watchtower, Selen pointed at an area beyond the wall that surrounded the village.
Looking at us with a mix of wonder and caution was a group of about 50 people.
It seemed like they already noticed Selen and me in the watchtower.
They were talking among themselves, but they were too far away for me to hear anything at all.
I couldn’t see any weapons on them, so there should be a low chance of them suddenly invading our village.
“They don’t appear to be dangerous. Majority of them are women and children, unarmed at that…the clothes they’re wearing seem tattered, and they all looked exhausted. If I had to guess, I’d say they’re refugees.”
Like Selen said, about 40 out of the 50 people were women and children.
In these times, it wasn’t rare at all for people to lose their homes to natural disasters or battles.
“I heard there was a big battle recently, so they might be from somewhere near there.”
“Oh no, there are some of them that looks like they’re gonna fall any moment now…there’s no way we can leave them alone.”
This village aside, no water or food could be easily obtained in this wasteland, especially for a group that large. It probably wouldn’t take long before all of them would die of starvation or thirst if nothing was done.
And so, I climbed down from the watchtower and hurried to their side.
Almost a month has passed since we arrived at this undeveloped land.
Thanks to my [Village Building], we’ve been living more comfortably than I expected.
Even now, the relationship between Millia and Selen hasn’t improved…but other than that, things were going well.
Back when I still lived in my family’s estate, I spent each day studying for the future. As such, this was probably the first time in life where I passed the days in a leisurely manner.
It isn’t so bad, I thought as I began enjoying my life here in this undeveloped land.
As for the crops we planted in the field, they were growing at a good rate. Actually, according to Millia, they were growing so much faster than normal that we might be able to harvest them soon.
By the way, we now had four fields.
There was nothing else that we needed to build at the moment and letting the points be unused felt a bit of a waste, so we decided to add more fields. It was something we were bound to do at some point anyway. Moreover, there was a chance that some crops wouldn’t grow at all out here or during this season, so to be safe, we tried out a bunch of seeds. Thankfully, Millia brought a lot of seeds.
However, at this rate, we might be harvesting more than what the three of us could possibly eat before the rest goes bad.
“Well, we can preserve them by storing them in the storehouse where my magic is in effect.”
“I see. Magic sure is convenient, isn’t it?”
“Fufu, aren’t you glad I’m here? I mean, let’s not forget, it was me that got us those precious meat.”
Selen proudly said so while looking at Millia.
Recently, she went into the forest in the distance and managed to hunt a wild boar. Given her abilities and Gifts, hunting alone was no problem at all, provided of course that she didn’t enter the deepest parts of such a dangerous place.
“Since we’re making sure we don’t forget things, who was it that, unlike some muscle-brained idiot, was able to dismantle the boar as well as cook its meat?”
Millia calmly replied so.
Unfortunately, Selen’s cooking abilities were…not great.
She once tried to challenge Millia’s cooking skills, but the food she made smelled so awful, we couldn’t eat even a bite of it.
“…now, now, let’s not fight.”
While sighing, I stepped in between the two.
I myself doubted I could stop them, so my voice lacked conviction.
However, at that moment, as though Selen noticed something, she quickly turned toward the west.
“What’s the matter, Selen?”
“You don’t hear that?”
“I’ll check from the watchtower.”
And so, Selen agilely climbed the tower.
I climbed after her.
Is it another monster attack?
If so, this would be the first attack since the group of goblins that Selen defeated.
When I reached the top of the watchtower, Selen pointed at an area beyond the wall that surrounded the village.
Looking at us with a mix of wonder and caution was a group of about 50 people.
It seemed like they already noticed Selen and me in the watchtower.
They were talking among themselves, but they were too far away for me to hear anything at all.
I couldn’t see any weapons on them, so there should be a low chance of them suddenly invading our village.
“They don’t appear to be dangerous. Majority of them are women and children, unarmed at that…the clothes they’re wearing seem tattered, and they all looked exhausted. If I had to guess, I’d say they’re refugees.”
Like Selen said, about 40 out of the 50 people were women and children.
In these times, it wasn’t rare at all for people to lose their homes to natural disasters or battles.
“I heard there was a big battle recently, so they might be from somewhere near there.”
“Oh no, there are some of them that looks like they’re gonna fall any moment now…there’s no way we can leave them alone.”
This village aside, no water or food could be easily obtained in this wasteland, especially for a group that large. It probably wouldn’t take long before all of them would die of starvation or thirst if nothing was done.
And so, I climbed down from the watchtower and hurried to their side.
Almost a month has passed since we arrived at this undeveloped land.
Thanks to my [Village Building], we’ve been living more comfortably than I expected.
Even now, the relationship between Millia and Selen hasn’t improved…but other than that, things were going well.
Back when I still lived in my family’s estate, I spent each day studying for the future. As such, this was probably the first time in life where I passed the days in a leisurely manner.
It isn’t so bad, I thought as I began enjoying my life here in this undeveloped land.
As for the crops we planted in the field, they were growing at a good rate. Actually, according to Millia, they were growing so much faster than normal that we might be able to harvest them soon.
By the way, we now had four fields.
There was nothing else that we needed to build at the moment and letting the points be unused felt a bit of a waste, so we decided to add more fields. It was something we were bound to do at some point anyway. Moreover, there was a chance that some crops wouldn’t grow at all out here or during this season, so to be safe, we tried out a bunch of seeds. Thankfully, Millia brought a lot of seeds.
However, at this rate, we might be harvesting more than what the three of us could possibly eat before the rest goes bad.
“Well, we can preserve them by storing them in the storehouse where my magic is in effect.”
“I see. Magic sure is convenient, isn’t it?”
“Fufu, aren’t you glad I’m here? I mean, let’s not forget, it was me that got us those precious meat.”
Selen proudly said so while looking at Millia.
Recently, she went into the forest in the distance and managed to hunt a wild boar. Given her abilities and Gifts, hunting alone was no problem at all, provided of course that she didn’t enter the deepest parts of such a dangerous place.
“Since we’re making sure we don’t forget things, who was it that, unlike some muscle-brained idiot, was able to dismantle the boar as well as cook its meat?”
Millia calmly replied so.
Unfortunately, Selen’s cooking abilities were…not great.
She once tried to challenge Millia’s cooking skills, but the food she made smelled so awful, we couldn’t eat even a bite of it.
“…now, now, let’s not fight.”
While sighing, I stepped in between the two.
I myself doubted I could stop them, so my voice lacked conviction.
However, at that moment, as though Selen noticed something, she quickly turned toward the west.
“What’s the matter, Selen?”
“You don’t hear that?”
“I’ll check from the watchtower.”
And so, Selen agilely climbed the tower.
I climbed after her.
Is it another monster attack?
If so, this would be the first attack since the group of goblins that Selen defeated.
When I reached the top of the watchtower, Selen pointed at an area beyond the wall that surrounded the village.
Looking at us with a mix of wonder and caution was a group of about 50 people.
It seemed like they already noticed Selen and me in the watchtower.
They were talking among themselves, but they were too far away for me to hear anything at all.
I couldn’t see any weapons on them, so there should be a low chance of them suddenly invading our village.
“They don’t appear to be dangerous. Majority of them are women and children, unarmed at that…the clothes they’re wearing seem tattered, and they all looked exhausted. If I had to guess, I’d say they’re refugees.”
Like Selen said, about 40 out of the 50 people were women and children.
In these times, it wasn’t rare at all for people to lose their homes to natural disasters or battles.
“I heard there was a big battle recently, so they might be from somewhere near there.”
“Oh no, there are some of them that looks like they’re gonna fall any moment now…there’s no way we can leave them alone.”
This village aside, no water or food could be easily obtained in this wasteland, especially for a group that large. It probably wouldn’t take long before all of them would die of starvation or thirst if nothing was done.
And so, I climbed down from the watchtower and hurried to their side.
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Chapter 3: It’s Recommended To Give It A Try
Such words suddenly appeared at the edge of my vision.
“Eh? What was that just now?”
“…Luke-sama? (That look, no, it can’t be that he saw the face I made, right!? No, no, no, anything but that. If he saw that wretched face I made, he’d surely come to hate me…hmm!?)”
I didn’t know why Millia looked like she was panicking, but even more mysterious than that was the reason why those words appeared.
“Because it’s possible to make a village here.”
Wha!? The words changed. Is it possible that it read my thoughts?
“Let’s see…just who are you?”
It answered my question! But a guide for my Gift?
“I’ve never heard of such a thing though…”
“Luke-sama…? Are you…talking to yourself? Has your cruel circumstance made you go…? Luke-sama, there is no need for you to worry about a thing! For I am here by your side!”
“No, I’m fine! Completely fine! It’s just that it seems like my Gift has activated.”
I hurriedly explain as much as I could to the worried Millia in front of me.
“Let’s see… if you’re a guide, do you know what my Gift does?”
It would seem like the reason why my Gift hasn’t activated before was that I was in a place that already had an owner.
“Hmm, I still don’t really get it, but…I guess I should give it a try. [Yes, make a village here].”
In the next moment, the ground beneath me became perfectly leveled. This was the case within the 100m-radius circular area around me. Beyond that though, everything stayed the same.
I wasn’t sure what it meant, but I agreed anyways.
When I did, words appeared in my vision.
Village Points: 50 (10 points are gained per day)
Number of Villagers: 0
Village Skills: None
“What’s this ‘village level’?”
“What about this ‘village points’?”
I nodded and another set of words appeared in my vision.
It was just explained to me, but I still wasn’t sure what it all meant. I mean, spend points to build houses and fields? How does that work?
There was no doubt that these facilities were necessary to my mission, but this just sounded too good to be true to me…
That’s a little too forceful, don’t you think!?
“B-but fine. If you say I should try it, then I’ll try it. Here goes nothing.”
I scanned the list again. Not all items cost the same.
While a hut would only cost 20 points to make, a small house required 50 points.
If I were to build a house, it would consume all the points I had at the moment.
So, for the sake of this experiment, I decided to make a shed instead.
And so, I selected where it would be built and then just prayed that it would work.
In the next moment, a small wooden infrastructure appeared.
I and Millia shouted in surprise.
“It, it really was built…?”
It was a shed, so it was rather small.
I tried to peek inside, but there was nothing at all in there. There was no bed or any furniture, there wasn’t even a single window.
Even so, now we didn’t have to worry about wind or rain so much.
If we tried to build this ourselves, it would doubtlessly taken a lot of time and effort. Plus, it might not have turned out to be as good.
“…Yeah, it’s somehow due to my Gift.”
My Gift, [Village Building], might actually be useful.
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Bannou “Murazukuri” Cheat de Otegaru Slow Life
Mura desu ga Nani ka?
Published at 19th of June 2021 10:58:15 AM
So, having more villagers does increase the village level. But in the first place, what is this ‘village level’? Even now, I still couldn’t really fully comprehend what it is…
Village Points: 764 (83 points are gained per day)
Number of villagers: 53
Village Skills: [Villager Appraisal], [Reposition]
Because of that so-called level up bonus, I seemed to have earned 500 village points in one go.
Moreover, the amount of village points I gained each day has increased as well.
But I thought only 1 point per villager was added to my daily earnings…is that not the case?
Ahh I see. It’s the base points plus the points based on the number of villagers. So, 30 +53 = 83.
Truth be told, even though I invited them, I worried how their group will live here. However, between the level up bonus and the increased daily earnings, we should be able to manage.
Ahh, before I forget, I can build more things now, right?
Outdoor kitchen: 60
Medium-sized house: 100
“What’s a terrace house?”
“Great, that’s just what we need.”
Compared to a shed which could house at most 3 people for 20 village points, a terrace house which could house 25 people for 80 points was clearly the more economical choice, points-wise.
As to be expected though, we couldn’t afford to build a small house for everyone.
“We should be fine for a while, but increasing the number of our fields still seems wise. Before that though, I should expand the village.”
Apparently, my village level increasing also increased the village’s maximum area.
At its previous size, three terrace houses would have barely fit.
“It’s quite a shame, but I guess I have no choice but to tear down the walls to make space…”
“Ohh. How convenient.”
And so, I surrounded the borders of the village with earthen walls.
Of course, the walls from before wouldn’t be enough to surround the larger area, so I built new ones.
“Hmm, these are fine for now. I want to use my points for something else.”
With space now available and secured by the walls, I built three terrace houses.
When I peeked inside, I discovered that much like the small house, the terrace houses were somewhat furnished.
Regarding restrooms, it seemed like there was only one for each terrace house. However, there were several toilet bowls in each restroom, so it wasn’t so bad.
I also set up a water well for each building. Through [Reposition], one of those wells was the one from before.
And so, just like that, we solved the issue of where the group was going to live.
“…ahm, everyone, please feel free to use these buildings.”
Maybe they were like that since earlier, but when I looked at them, their eyes and mouth were wide open.
“Did the walls move…?”
“There was nothing there a moment ago, and now there’s this building…”
Among them, an older man was so surprised that he fell on his behind.
“Ahh, sorry. Didn’t mean to surprise you all… ahm, well, all of these are because of my Gift. It’s not some shady magic or anything like that, so there’s nothing to worry about.”
I hurriedly explained so.
“What? The village chief has a Gift!?”
“He can make even this kind of things?”
“It’s like an act of god…!”
For them to be surprised this much, it might be due to them not being used to Gifts.
After all, people who had Gifts were quite rare. On top of the people who received an act of blessing but was revealed to not have any Gifts, there were people who don’t even receive a blessing in the first place due to their low social status.
Technically, even common citizens were allowed to have a blessing, but they needed to give an astronomically large sum of money first.
For that reason, it was mostly nobles and wealthy merchants who were given a blessing. A blessing was also given to craftsmen whose family lineage was known to inherit useful Gifts for the development of the territory, but those were rather rare.
The impact of Gifts was so huge. If everyone, regardless of social status, had Gifts, territories would be developed so much more. I thought so, at least.
So, having more villagers does increase the village level. But in the first place, what is this ‘village level’? Even now, I still couldn’t really fully comprehend what it is…
Village Points: 764 (83 points are gained per day)
Number of villagers: 53
Village Skills: [Villager Appraisal], [Reposition]
Because of that so-called level up bonus, I seemed to have earned 500 village points in one go.
Moreover, the amount of village points I gained each day has increased as well.
But I thought only 1 point per villager was added to my daily earnings…is that not the case?
Ahh I see. It’s the base points plus the points based on the number of villagers. So, 30 +53 = 83.
Truth be told, even though I invited them, I worried how their group will live here. However, between the level up bonus and the increased daily earnings, we should be able to manage.
Ahh, before I forget, I can build more things now, right?
Outdoor kitchen: 60
Medium-sized house: 100
“What’s a terrace house?”
“Great, that’s just what we need.”
Compared to a shed which could house at most 3 people for 20 village points, a terrace house which could house 25 people for 80 points was clearly the more economical choice, points-wise.
As to be expected though, we couldn’t afford to build a small house for everyone.
“We should be fine for a while, but increasing the number of our fields still seems wise. Before that though, I should expand the village.”
Apparently, my village level increasing also increased the village’s maximum area.
At its previous size, three terrace houses would have barely fit.
“It’s quite a shame, but I guess I have no choice but to tear down the walls to make space…”
“Ohh. How convenient.”
And so, I surrounded the borders of the village with earthen walls.
Of course, the walls from before wouldn’t be enough to surround the larger area, so I built new ones.
“Hmm, these are fine for now. I want to use my points for something else.”
With space now available and secured by the walls, I built three terrace houses.
When I peeked inside, I discovered that much like the small house, the terrace houses were somewhat furnished.
Regarding restrooms, it seemed like there was only one for each terrace house. However, there were several toilet bowls in each restroom, so it wasn’t so bad.
I also set up a water well for each building. Through [Reposition], one of those wells was the one from before.
And so, just like that, we solved the issue of where the group was going to live.
“…ahm, everyone, please feel free to use these buildings.”
Maybe they were like that since earlier, but when I looked at them, their eyes and mouth were wide open.
“Did the walls move…?”
“There was nothing there a moment ago, and now there’s this building…”
Among them, an older man was so surprised that he fell on his behind.
“Ahh, sorry. Didn’t mean to surprise you all… ahm, well, all of these are because of my Gift. It’s not some shady magic or anything like that, so there’s nothing to worry about.”
I hurriedly explained so.
“What? The village chief has a Gift!?”
“He can make even this kind of things?”
“It’s like an act of god…!”
For them to be surprised this much, it might be due to them not being used to Gifts.
After all, people who had Gifts were quite rare. On top of the people who received an act of blessing but was revealed to not have any Gifts, there were people who don’t even receive a blessing in the first place due to their low social status.
Technically, even common citizens were allowed to have a blessing, but they needed to give an astronomically large sum of money first.
For that reason, it was mostly nobles and wealthy merchants who were given a blessing. A blessing was also given to craftsmen whose family lineage was known to inherit useful Gifts for the development of the territory, but those were rather rare.
The impact of Gifts was so huge. If everyone, regardless of social status, had Gifts, territories would be developed so much more. I thought so, at least.
So, having more villagers does increase the village level. But in the first place, what is this ‘village level’? Even now, I still couldn’t really fully comprehend what it is…
Village Points: 764 (83 points are gained per day)
Number of villagers: 53
Village Skills: [Villager Appraisal], [Reposition]
Because of that so-called level up bonus, I seemed to have earned 500 village points in one go.
Moreover, the amount of village points I gained each day has increased as well.
But I thought only 1 point per villager was added to my daily earnings…is that not the case?
Ahh I see. It’s the base points plus the points based on the number of villagers. So, 30 +53 = 83.
Truth be told, even though I invited them, I worried how their group will live here. However, between the level up bonus and the increased daily earnings, we should be able to manage.
Ahh, before I forget, I can build more things now, right?
Outdoor kitchen: 60
Medium-sized house: 100
“What’s a terrace house?”
“Great, that’s just what we need.”
Compared to a shed which could house at most 3 people for 20 village points, a terrace house which could house 25 people for 80 points was clearly the more economical choice, points-wise.
As to be expected though, we couldn’t afford to build a small house for everyone.
“We should be fine for a while, but increasing the number of our fields still seems wise. Before that though, I should expand the village.”
Apparently, my village level increasing also increased the village’s maximum area.
At its previous size, three terrace houses would have barely fit.
“It’s quite a shame, but I guess I have no choice but to tear down the walls to make space…”
“Ohh. How convenient.”
And so, I surrounded the borders of the village with earthen walls.
Of course, the walls from before wouldn’t be enough to surround the larger area, so I built new ones.
“Hmm, these are fine for now. I want to use my points for something else.”
With space now available and secured by the walls, I built three terrace houses.
When I peeked inside, I discovered that much like the small house, the terrace houses were somewhat furnished.
Regarding restrooms, it seemed like there was only one for each terrace house. However, there were several toilet bowls in each restroom, so it wasn’t so bad.
I also set up a water well for each building. Through [Reposition], one of those wells was the one from before.
And so, just like that, we solved the issue of where the group was going to live.
“…ahm, everyone, please feel free to use these buildings.”
Maybe they were like that since earlier, but when I looked at them, their eyes and mouth were wide open.
“Did the walls move…?”
“There was nothing there a moment ago, and now there’s this building…”
Among them, an older man was so surprised that he fell on his behind.
“Ahh, sorry. Didn’t mean to surprise you all… ahm, well, all of these are because of my Gift. It’s not some shady magic or anything like that, so there’s nothing to worry about.”
I hurriedly explained so.
“What? The village chief has a Gift!?”
“He can make even this kind of things?”
“It’s like an act of god…!”
For them to be surprised this much, it might be due to them not being used to Gifts.
After all, people who had Gifts were quite rare. On top of the people who received an act of blessing but was revealed to not have any Gifts, there were people who don’t even receive a blessing in the first place due to their low social status.
Technically, even common citizens were allowed to have a blessing, but they needed to give an astronomically large sum of money first.
For that reason, it was mostly nobles and wealthy merchants who were given a blessing. A blessing was also given to craftsmen whose family lineage was known to inherit useful Gifts for the development of the territory, but those were rather rare.
The impact of Gifts was so huge. If everyone, regardless of social status, had Gifts, territories would be developed so much more. I thought so, at least.
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Chapter 153: O-our first joint action…!
“Alright, we’re leaving! Are you all ready!?”
The hunting group led by Selen assembled before the village’s eastern gate.
It only had 20 or so members, yet each one of them possessed Gifts. Thanks to that, each of them were comparable to a thousand men. Truly, a team of elites.
Some of them were even Double Gifts.
Selen had [Dual Wield] and [Blue Magic]; Selius had [Dual Wield] and [Green Magic]; and Philia had [Bow Techniques] and [Green Magic].
Other long-time hunting group members were also part of this group. Noel who had [Shield Master Techniques], Balrath who had [Sword Techniques], Rando who had [Spear Techniques], and Goate who had [Herculean Strength].
Also participating was Dorial, the paroled former bandit leader who had [Axe Techniques].
In addition to the ones with combat type Gifts, people like Kureta—a girl who had the convenient Gift called [Enemy Search]—also participated.
“I can’t help but laugh whenever I see this village’s war potential…”
Bazara, previously a soldier of Dant the former governor, unintentionally said so out loud while smiling wryly. He was a skilled soldier himself, making him another fine addition to the hunting group.
At any rate, their objective today was to search the towering mountains east of the wasteland for any possible alternative to their now dwindling supply of orc meat.
Like the forest to the north of the wasteland, the mountain range to the east was also a monster-infested area. Unlike the forest though, the mountains remained unexplored for the most part.
Compared to the forest, the mountains were quite farther away from the village. Just going to and from should take about half a day. Thankfully, as long as they travelled along the road that Luke built, that distance didn’t matter.
“Wait, we’re already here? Hasn’t it been just an hour since we left…?”
“Hmm, like this, we might be able to make it back today.”
Selen was surprised by the road. They simply walked on it, yet they moved faster than if they ran at full speed along any other road.
At Selen’s side was Philia, observing the towering mountains.
“By the way, the cavern we used to live in is around there. Thinking about it now, I can’t believe we used to live in such a place.”
The one pointing at a certain location and being nostalgic was another member of the hunting group, a dwarf named Banba. He had what was a typical body for a dwarf: short but really muscular. He possessed the Gift called [Heavy Blade Techniques], allowing him to easily wield swords several times bigger than him.
The foot of the mountain range was covered with thick vegetation. Starting around halfway up though, the vegetation becomes thinner and thinner until only the bare, rocky surface was there.
“Do you sense any monsters nearby?”
“Yeah, to the front right…about a hundred meters from here. I’m getting a small reaction though. It’s probably just a wererat or something.”
Kureta, the one with [Enemy Search] replied so.
The hunting group had been briefed beforehand by the dwarves about what kind of monsters to expect in this area.
The wererat in question was a bipedal mouse monster that, while somehow edible, didn’t taste good at all.
Apparently, the other monsters were pretty far into the mountains. The hunting group could climb and search for them, sure, but…
“Let’s use those incenses that attract the monsters.”
“Yes, I also think that’s the better approach, my sister.”
The group decided to lure the monsters down to where they were by using a scent the monsters loved as lure.
“Selius-dono, why don’t we make the wind blow toward the mountains?”
Selius’s voice cracked while trying to reply to Philia’s suggestion.
Both of them had the [Green Magic] Gift, so making the wind blow a certain direction was easy for them.
“O-our first joint action…!”
“Hmm? Is something wrong, Selius-dono?”
Philia was so puzzled on why Selius’s face looked so red. As for the other hunters, they simply affectionately watched the two.
However, at that moment…
“…! It’s here! The big game’s here!”
And a moment later, Selen was able to catch the shadow of the said monster as it made its way down a mountain’s slope. The monster had a fiery red comb on its head; had a body that was completely covered in feathers; and had a snake-like tail. Yes, it was a cockatrice.
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Chapter 5: …*sniff*…*sniff*…
Village Points available: 10 (11 points gained per day)
Number of Villagers: 1
“So, I now officially have one villager. Plus, the points I earn each day rose a little.”
It would seem that because the number of villagers rose, the number of points I gained increased as well.
“I doubt I’d have more villagers though…”
“Fufufu, I don’t think it being just the two of us is so bad.”
But now, I didn’t have enough points left to build anything.
I would have to wait a day at least.
Afterwards, Millia prepared some food. By the time we finished eating, it had become dark.
Unlike back in our capital, there was hardly any source of light here. It was mostly just the light of the moon and the stars.
Because we could do nothing in the dark, we decided to stay within the shed that my Gift built.
We made a little hole in the wall so that a little light would shine in, but it was still pitch dark inside.
As such, we had to fumble in the dark until we managed to cover ourselves with a blanket and lie down side by side.
Still, to think my [Gift] can do all these.
I initially thought why of all Gifts was this the one I got. But now that I was beginning to have a clue of what it could do, it might not be so bad.
As I mentioned, I had a dislike for fighting. Instead of a world where everyone fought and killed each other for land and resources, I would much rather live in a world where everyone was peacefully co-existed with each other. I had thought so ever since I was a little kid. And this place where I could build a small village would be my chance at such a life.
It might not be grand, but at least it would be peaceful.
I was so focused on thinking such things that I failed to notice something: the person next to me was making some strange sounds…
“*huff…puff…huff…puff…* (gufufu, to be able to sniff Luke-sama’s scent so closely and for the whole night, is this what heaven is like!?)”
…I wasn’t sure what it was, but something told me that it was better to ignore it.
The next morning, I was awoken by the sunlight that poured in through the hole we made.
As for Millia, her eyes were closed as she held me tightly.
“…hmm, yeah, I should build another shed.”
“Don’t. Isn’t this one enough?”
“Yes. It’s expected of a maid to wake up earlier than her master.”
“Then, why didn’t you get up already?”
“(So that I could enjoy your adorable sleeping face and embrace your soft body for as long as I could, of course!)”
There were times that I felt like Millia was hiding something.
But then again, everyone had secrets.
“Be that as it may, you’re no longer a maid. There’s no need for you to force yourself to wake up early.”
“Yes, but now I’m a villager and you’re the village’s leader; it’s only proper that I do certain things to show my respect.”
I had never lived in a village, so I didn’t really know.
“Oh, I have 21 points now.”
“Congratulations, Luke-sama. You can build a field now, can’t you?”
A day has passed, so I earned some village points.
And as Millia insisted multiple times, I decided to build a field.
A similar message from before appeared in my vision.
When I chose
“This…Luke-sama, this earth, it’s extremely amazing! We’ll surely be able to grow great crops with this field!”
While excitedly exclaiming so, Millia began planting the seeds we brought along.
…she was formerly a maid, but she was planting with incredible speed and grace. Does she have experience in farming?
“Luke-sama, such work isn’t–”
“Please don’t treat me like I’m still the heir of a lord. This is my village, so it’s my responsibility. I want to do as much as I can to make it grow.”
“…very well. I appreciate the help then.”
The field was about 50 meters both in length and width.
Millia was expertly teaching me how to plant the seeds, but even so, it should take the two of us quite a bit of time to finish.
And this was just the planting. If we were to start all the way from preparing the field, it would have definitely taken us a considerably longer time.
Up until recently, eating meals were a matter of course for me, but now, I was beginning to understand just how much hard work the farmers behind the scenes were undertaking.
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Chapter 151: Yes, I managed to make a magic sword
I and the other dwarves originally lived in a cavern system at the foot of a mountain range. However, after some events, we ended up moving to a human-built village in the nearby wasteland.
Our new life at the village was very comfortable.
Having spent many years of our lives inside the caverns, the sun’s light felt unsettling for us. Considering that, the village chief decided to make a residential space underground specifically for us.
Also, unlike back in the caverns where we could eat mostly only snakes and insects, we could eat all sorts of delicious food here.
Water could be used freely, so everyone in the village including us took a bath each day. Thanks to that, we were always so clean.
But perhaps the thing that delighted us the most was the alcohol. Back in the caverns, we ever so rarely drank alcohol, but in the village, we could drink to our heart’s content. On top of that, the alcohol here was extraordinarily delicious.
The village chief forbade us from drinking alcohol outside of our underground residence though. We had absolutely no problem complying with that and have been drinking among ourselves almost every night.
…for some reason though, we always wind up undressing ourselves.
All that being said, it wasn’t like we were freeloading off the village.
We did various things to contribute. Some helped in making our beloved alcohol, while some did hard labor by making good use of a dwarf’s strong body. Unsurprisingly though, most of us contributed through blacksmithing.
Our skillful hands have produced the majority of the weapons and equipment here in the village.
Materials were easy to come by here unlike in caverns, so it was easy enough to mass-produce high-quality equipment. And because we sold the equipment for a reasonable price, merchants and adventurers alike would always be in shock at first.
“What!? This sword only cost this much? Is that supposed to be a joke or something? You do know that something like this cost at least 5 times in royal capital, right!?”
A particular visitor, an adventurer based on his looks, was shouting so loudly.
“What’s going on in this city…how the heck can regular citizens hold their own against me in sword fighting, and why in blazes are there so many macho men everywhere!?”
In that particular adventurer’s hand was one of the mass-produced equipment we made. Those mass-produced ones were generally made by the dwarves who didn’t have a [Smithing] Gift.
Naturally, an equipment made by someone who had a [Smithing] Gift or something similar was far better. It wasn’t only in terms of sharpness or ease of use; most of the equipment they made were enchanted by a skill of some kind.
For example, an equipment with [Indestructibility] would make an equipment barely lose durability, while an equipment with [Enhance Body] would make the user’s body become stronger.
Recently, the dwarves with Gifts have been producing these special weapons and equipment one after another in hopes that theirs would be better than the others’ works.
“What’s going on? Why is there so much noise from the workshop today?”
I thought so when I was near the workshop for smithing.
Unlike the usual where everyone was quietly devoting themselves in their work, the atmosphere within the workshop was completely different.
“Dolan! W-we have…something!”
“I-it’s…for now, follow me this way! Dona!”
The one being called was Dona, a dwarf who has just recently turned 12 years old.
Upon coming of age, she received the [Weapon Craftsman] Gift. Ever since then, she has developed many new kinds of equipment. To name but a few: special swords that could transform into whips; prosthetic arms that could be moved like the real thing and even be used to swing a sword; and shields and armors that reduced the damage received by absorbing the shock.
Apparently, that girl has made something new again.
“Am I missing something? It looks like nothing but a normal sword to me…?”
However, what she held in her hands looked nothing more a perfectly ordinary sword. I couldn’t help but wonder if it was again something like that sword that could turn into a whip.
After Dona shouted and swung the sword, a bright light assailed my eyes while a thunderous sound assailed my ears.
A moment later, when my vision returned to how it was, I saw the floor burning.
“W-w-wha…that lightning just now…did it come from the sword…?”
“Then that means…no, it can’t be…”
In contrast to me who was in shock, Dona was all matter-of-factly.
“Yes, I managed to make a magic sword.”
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Slow living (Worksheet for Upper-Intermediate level)
We live in a hectic world. The more we try to save time, the less time we seem to have. In every area of our lives, we are doing things faster. But now a worldwide movement, the Slow Movement, advocates a cultural shift toward slowing down life’s pace. It has been defined as movement or action at a relaxed or leisurely pace. It started in Italy with the slow food movement, which emphasizes traditional food production techniques in response to the emergence of fast food. Slow living also incorporates slow money and slow cities. Its supporters are people who believe that a happier and healthier way of life is possible. One asserted benefit is that living at a fast pace can make people feel their lives are chaotic while slowing down can mean they can enjoy life more and be more conscious of sensory cues.
This worksheet will help you have an interesting discussion with your students on the topic of slow living.
Bannou “Murazukuri” Cheat de Otegaru Slow Life
Mura desu ga Nani ka?
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Once again, I moved some of the earthen walls and then built new ones so that the new area would be surrounded by walls as well.
I also built terrace houses and wells.
Given these, the new villagers should have decent shelters.
I still had points left, so I decided to build a church, as the guide recommended.
Afterwards, a small church appeared. Small compared to other churches, at least. In our tiny village, it was just about the right size.
“Yes, Millia, it’s a church.”
“…I wonder what it is; somehow, I have this feeling that I should go pray in this church.”
As though something was guiding her, Millia entered the church.
Of course, I followed behind her.
Within was as normal as a church could be.
Millia continued walking until she reached the altar further inside. She then knelt down and prayed.
With bated breath, I watched her for a while. Before long, Millia lifted her head up and opened her eyes.
“Luke-sama, I’ve received the Gift. [Oracle], I mean.”
In my awe, I accidentally let out a shout, which echoed in this empty place of worship.
“Now that I have this, I can bless people freely, right?”
“Yes, that’s right. I think we should I go call in someone with a potential Gift right away. …unless of course, if you prefer to take a rest first?”
“No, that won’t be needed. On the contrary, I insist that we do this as soon as possible.”
I haven’t had a chance to use Villager Appraisal on the newest group, so I didn’t know yet how many of them had Gifts or the potential to have Gifts.
Out of all the villagers I had used it on though, there were 13 people that could receive Gifts. 5 of those 13 weren’t adults yet, so only the remaining 7 were the options right now. By the way, because the strain on the body was so heavy, it was generally advised to wait until reaching adulthood before trying to receive a Gift.
“What do you mean, village chief?”
The people I called seemed to be puzzled, so I began explaining.
“What? I, I can have a Gift?”
“But I thought only some nobles can receive a Gift? As far as I can tell, our people have been nothing but farmers for generations…”
I quickly denied their false information.
“Certainly, lineage plays a large role in the likelihood of receiving a Gift, as well what kind of Gift they would receive. However, social status doesn’t play a role at all in those things.”
They were not fully convinced.
Oh well, I guess it’ll be quicker to convince them with results than with words
And so, I asked Millia to begin giving each of them a blessing. She began with Balrath-san, Belrith-san’s brother.
“Balrath, you have received the Gift of [Sword Techniques].”
“What is this sensation? Something, I can feel something flowing into my body.”
Village Bond Level: High
Suitable Occupation: Soldier
Gift: Sword Techniques
Through Villager Appraisal, I confirmed that the parentheses around his Gift were removed.
It seemed like he could now use the Gift.
“Balrath-san, please have this sword.”
“Are you sure about this, village chief?”
“Absolutely. I’m sure you and your Gift will find more use for this than I ever would.”
Our village couldn’t make our own swords yet. So, other than the two swords that Selen wielded, the only sword we had was the one I brought.
“How… even just holding a sword properly was something I’ve never been able to do before, but now, it feels like it’s part of my hands.”
After he received the sword, Balrath-san wonderingly said so.
“Thank you, village chief. I might not be young anymore, but I promise you I’ll train as much as I can to become strong enough to protect the village.”
Balrath-san declared so.
After him, Millia also blessed the others. In addition to the first ones I discovered—[Comprehension of Concoctions], [Labyrinth Exploration], and [Literary Talent]—there were [Master Farmer], [Green Magic], and [Spear Techniques].
I had never before heard of [Master Farmer]. Much like its name implies, it was a Gift that pertained to agriculture. However, since it belonged to a 20-year-old man who was already working in the fields, there was nothing special that needed to be done.
[Green Magic] was a Gift that concerned wind and weather magic. If the user has become skilled enough, they would be able to summon rain freely. …that’ll help us farm, right?
[Spear Techniques] was the [Sword Techniques] for spears. The one who got it was a 15-year-old man. He was young, so whether we assign him as a guard or as a hunter, he would likely flourish.
Once again, I moved some of the earthen walls and then built new ones so that the new area would be surrounded by walls as well.
I also built terrace houses and wells.
Given these, the new villagers should have decent shelters.
I still had points left, so I decided to build a church, as the guide recommended.
Afterwards, a small church appeared. Small compared to other churches, at least. In our tiny village, it was just about the right size.
“Yes, Millia, it’s a church.”
“…I wonder what it is; somehow, I have this feeling that I should go pray in this church.”
As though something was guiding her, Millia entered the church.
Of course, I followed behind her.
Within was as normal as a church could be.
Millia continued walking until she reached the altar further inside. She then knelt down and prayed.
With bated breath, I watched her for a while. Before long, Millia lifted her head up and opened her eyes.
“Luke-sama, I’ve received the Gift. [Oracle], I mean.”
In my awe, I accidentally let out a shout, which echoed in this empty place of worship.
“Now that I have this, I can bless people freely, right?”
“Yes, that’s right. I think we should I go call in someone with a potential Gift right away. …unless of course, if you prefer to take a rest first?”
“No, that won’t be needed. On the contrary, I insist that we do this as soon as possible.”
I haven’t had a chance to use Villager Appraisal on the newest group, so I didn’t know yet how many of them had Gifts or the potential to have Gifts.
Out of all the villagers I had used it on though, there were 13 people that could receive Gifts. 5 of those 13 weren’t adults yet, so only the remaining 7 were the options right now. By the way, because the strain on the body was so heavy, it was generally advised to wait until reaching adulthood before trying to receive a Gift.
“What do you mean, village chief?”
The people I called seemed to be puzzled, so I began explaining.
“What? I, I can have a Gift?”
“But I thought only some nobles can receive a Gift? As far as I can tell, our people have been nothing but farmers for generations…”
I quickly denied their false information.
“Certainly, lineage plays a large role in the likelihood of receiving a Gift, as well what kind of Gift they would receive. However, social status doesn’t play a role at all in those things.”
They were not fully convinced.
Oh well, I guess it’ll be quicker to convince them with results than with words
And so, I asked Millia to begin giving each of them a blessing. She began with Balrath-san, Belrith-san’s brother.
“Balrath, you have received the Gift of [Sword Techniques].”
“What is this sensation? Something, I can feel something flowing into my body.”
Village Bond Level: High
Suitable Occupation: Soldier
Gift: Sword Techniques
Through Villager Appraisal, I confirmed that the parentheses around his Gift were removed.
It seemed like he could now use the Gift.
“Balrath-san, please have this sword.”
“Are you sure about this, village chief?”
“Absolutely. I’m sure you and your Gift will find more use for this than I ever would.”
Our village couldn’t make our own swords yet. So, other than the two swords that Selen wielded, the only sword we had was the one I brought.
“How… even just holding a sword properly was something I’ve never been able to do before, but now, it feels like it’s part of my hands.”
After he received the sword, Balrath-san wonderingly said so.
“Thank you, village chief. I might not be young anymore, but I promise you I’ll train as much as I can to become strong enough to protect the village.”
Balrath-san declared so.
After him, Millia also blessed the others. In addition to the first ones I discovered—[Comprehension of Concoctions], [Labyrinth Exploration], and [Literary Talent]—there were [Master Farmer], [Green Magic], and [Spear Techniques].
I had never before heard of [Master Farmer]. Much like its name implies, it was a Gift that pertained to agriculture. However, since it belonged to a 20-year-old man who was already working in the fields, there was nothing special that needed to be done.
[Green Magic] was a Gift that concerned wind and weather magic. If the user has become skilled enough, they would be able to summon rain freely. …that’ll help us farm, right?
[Spear Techniques] was the [Sword Techniques] for spears. The one who got it was a 15-year-old man. He was young, so whether we assign him as a guard or as a hunter, he would likely flourish.
Once again, I moved some of the earthen walls and then built new ones so that the new area would be surrounded by walls as well.
I also built terrace houses and wells.
Given these, the new villagers should have decent shelters.
I still had points left, so I decided to build a church, as the guide recommended.
Afterwards, a small church appeared. Small compared to other churches, at least. In our tiny village, it was just about the right size.
“Yes, Millia, it’s a church.”
“…I wonder what it is; somehow, I have this feeling that I should go pray in this church.”
As though something was guiding her, Millia entered the church.
Of course, I followed behind her.
Within was as normal as a church could be.
Millia continued walking until she reached the altar further inside. She then knelt down and prayed.
With bated breath, I watched her for a while. Before long, Millia lifted her head up and opened her eyes.
“Luke-sama, I’ve received the Gift. [Oracle], I mean.”
In my awe, I accidentally let out a shout, which echoed in this empty place of worship.
“Now that I have this, I can bless people freely, right?”
“Yes, that’s right. I think we should I go call in someone with a potential Gift right away. …unless of course, if you prefer to take a rest first?”
“No, that won’t be needed. On the contrary, I insist that we do this as soon as possible.”
I haven’t had a chance to use Villager Appraisal on the newest group, so I didn’t know yet how many of them had Gifts or the potential to have Gifts.
Out of all the villagers I had used it on though, there were 13 people that could receive Gifts. 5 of those 13 weren’t adults yet, so only the remaining 7 were the options right now. By the way, because the strain on the body was so heavy, it was generally advised to wait until reaching adulthood before trying to receive a Gift.
“What do you mean, village chief?”
The people I called seemed to be puzzled, so I began explaining.
“What? I, I can have a Gift?”
“But I thought only some nobles can receive a Gift? As far as I can tell, our people have been nothing but farmers for generations…”
I quickly denied their false information.
“Certainly, lineage plays a large role in the likelihood of receiving a Gift, as well what kind of Gift they would receive. However, social status doesn’t play a role at all in those things.”
They were not fully convinced.
Oh well, I guess it’ll be quicker to convince them with results than with words
And so, I asked Millia to begin giving each of them a blessing. She began with Balrath-san, Belrith-san’s brother.
“Balrath, you have received the Gift of [Sword Techniques].”
“What is this sensation? Something, I can feel something flowing into my body.”
Village Bond Level: High
Suitable Occupation: Soldier
Gift: Sword Techniques
Through Villager Appraisal, I confirmed that the parentheses around his Gift were removed.
It seemed like he could now use the Gift.
“Balrath-san, please have this sword.”
“Are you sure about this, village chief?”
“Absolutely. I’m sure you and your Gift will find more use for this than I ever would.”
Our village couldn’t make our own swords yet. So, other than the two swords that Selen wielded, the only sword we had was the one I brought.
“How… even just holding a sword properly was something I’ve never been able to do before, but now, it feels like it’s part of my hands.”
After he received the sword, Balrath-san wonderingly said so.
“Thank you, village chief. I might not be young anymore, but I promise you I’ll train as much as I can to become strong enough to protect the village.”
Balrath-san declared so.
After him, Millia also blessed the others. In addition to the first ones I discovered—[Comprehension of Concoctions], [Labyrinth Exploration], and [Literary Talent]—there were [Master Farmer], [Green Magic], and [Spear Techniques].
I had never before heard of [Master Farmer]. Much like its name implies, it was a Gift that pertained to agriculture. However, since it belonged to a 20-year-old man who was already working in the fields, there was nothing special that needed to be done.
[Green Magic] was a Gift that concerned wind and weather magic. If the user has become skilled enough, they would be able to summon rain freely. …that’ll help us farm, right?
[Spear Techniques] was the [Sword Techniques] for spears. The one who got it was a 15-year-old man. He was young, so whether we assign him as a guard or as a hunter, he would likely flourish.
В последнее время положение сельских жителей становится странным.
Когда я говорю, как странно, у меня, очевидно, другая мотивация.
Похоже, что я определенно чувствовал себя в долгу даже до сих пор, и я изо всех сил старался внести свой вклад в деревню.
На самом деле, он также появился в сердце деревни любви, которое можно увидеть по оценке жителей деревни.
Несмотря на то, что до сих пор было много»средних»и» высоких», жители деревни «супер» в последнее время быстро увеличились.
было ли что-то, что вызвало это?
Я думаю об этом, но, честно говоря, у меня нет пункта, о котором я слишком много думаю.
Если бы я так сказал, я бы получил несколько подарков.
Однако странно, что даже жители деревни, которым это не нравится, все больше влюбляются в деревню, независимо от того, являются ли это только те люди.
Я имею в виду, что Милия начала молиться в церкви.
Я собираю жителей деревни по порядку, кажется, они что-то увлеченно проповедуют.
Сначала это был просто подарок, но постепенно к участию присоединились и другие жители деревни.
«. Но по какой-то причине мне не позвонили.»
«О поклонении Мирии? Тогда и я тоже.»
Ну, это церковь, это Милия, она не должна делать что-то плохое, так что можно оставить ее в покое.
Я не знаю, является ли это причиной, но хорошо, что у жителей деревни поднимается дух любви к деревне.
«Более того, рост охотничьей команды замечателен.Может быть, потому, что все так мотивированы, они становятся все сильнее и сильнее.Похоже, пришло время поохотиться на орков».
В лесу демонического царства, простирающегося на север, похоже, тоже живут демонические орки свиней.
Мясо дуба кажется довольно вкусным, и его продают по высокой цене, потому что оно редкое.
Кстати, охотничья команда во главе с Селеном теперь состояла примерно из десяти человек.
У большинства из них есть дары, и г-н Баррат из»Техники меча»имеет Перна, г-н Шонен Лэнд из»Техники копья» и г-н Ноэль из»Священной техники Щита» также участвовали.
В дополнение к этим бойцам у них также были дары, подходящие для ношения и изучения, такие как»сила гиганта»,»обоняние зверя»и»чувство опасности».
В последнее время за одну охоту можно добыть значительное количество добычи, поэтому дар»сила гиганта»весьма полезен для транспортировки.
«Мэр! он снова похож на беженца!»
А потом я получил сообщение о том, что туда прибыл новый беженец.
Когда я поздоровался с ними, на этот раз это была небольшая группа из десяти человек.
Однако, в отличие от прежнего, я очень напуган.
«Я Люк, который является мэром этой деревни.Большинство людей здесь такие же беженцы, как и вы, так что не волнуйтесь».
Сначала я подумал, что боюсь деревни в таком месте, но, похоже, это не так.
Они сказали мне, что я была так напугана.
По-видимому, изначально они были группой почти из ста человек.
Однако, говорят, что на него, к сожалению, напала группа бандитов.
«Некоторые из тех, кто сопротивлялся, были убиты, а большинство куда-то увезли. Нам посчастливилось сбежать. нам удалось добраться сюда. «
Несмотря на то, что я испытал трагедию, которая вынудила меня покинуть деревню, это было нападение бандитов, которое заставило меня преследовать там.
Вполне разумно, что они до сих пор измождены.
«Бандиты нередко нападают на беженцев.Это было бы целью сделать его рабом и продать».
Как говорит Мирия, людям, которые прибыли в эту деревню без происшествий, возможно, повезло.
Если вы поступили плохо, они тоже столкнулись с бандитами.
Может быть, потому, что вы это знаете, все слушают эту историю с божественным лицом.
«Это ужасная история.Но мы тоже можем быть не всеми остальными».
«Это верно. В этой деревне в основном беженцы. «
«Это не то, что я имею в виду».
Когда я не смог понять значения слов Селены, беженцы склонили головы.
«Хо, мне действительно жаль. Бандиты могут преследовать нас до этого момента. «
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Chapter 6: I’m Leaving The Family
“Forgive me Father, but I, I’m leaving the family.”
“Wha…what do you think you’re doing, Selen!?”
After hearing my declaration, my father’s eyes were wide open in anger.
“This is unacceptable, Father! I can’t go through with it.”
In these times, a lord marrying off their children for political and financial gain was commonplace.
I was no exception. From the age of ten, I had already been promised to Lord Albert’s heir. Because I understood that this was the best option for the safety of our lands, I agreed to follow such a decision.
To be exact, I agreed to be married to Luke, Lord Albert’s oldest son and heir apparent. I had met him once or twice already, and he seemed to be a gentle and sweet young man, quite unlike his father. It was beside the point, but he was also 3 years younger than me.
However, what he received for his Gift during his blessing ceremony was one clearly not geared toward fighting.
Meanwhile, the one to inherit his father’s [Master Swordsmanship] was his step-brother, Raul, instead.
As a result of this twist of fate, I became promised to Raul.
“If it was to Luke, I was willing to go through with it, but if it’s to that twisted man, I absolutely refuse!”
“But he’s the one to inherit the Albert territory, Selen! If you cared for our lands…”
“No, Father, absolutely will not do this! I’d rather die!”
After shouting so, I stormed out of our castle.
I would have continued until I was out of our territory, but soldiers deployed on the highway blocked my path.
“Lady Selen, please turn back.”
“Well, if you think you can stop me, go ahead and try.”
I said so and then drew out the 2 swords hanging from my waist.
With a crackling sound, ice then formed on the blades of my swords.
My seriousness perhaps understood, the soldiers instinctively stepped back.
They must have known about my strength, and thus concluded that their force wouldn’t have been enough to stop me.
“P…please, Lady Selen…”
“You’re so persistent. If you continue to stand in my way, you’ll be in a world of pain.”
Upon hearing my threat, they reluctantly made way for me.
And so, I walked through the space they made until the place I was born in was far away behind me.
A few days passed after coming to this wasteland.
“Luke-sama, please take a look! There are sprouts in the field…!”
“Huh? There really are!”
When I hurriedly came out after Millia called for me, I saw for myself the sprouts she was talking about.
To be honest, I was unsure whether crops would grow at all from this field, but seeing this, my worries went away.
Moreover, according to Millia, they were actually growing sooner than usual.
“We did it! There’s obviously more work to be done, but at least we’ve secured a source of food.”
“Yeah, thank goodness.”
In other events, I spent the points I accumulated on a watchtower and an earthen wall.
Each cost 20 points.
I wanted to build another shed, but Millia insisted that we should prioritize facilities for defense in case the worst were to happen.
At present, we still haven’t been attacked, but when I saw figures in the distance a few days ago, I was glad that this was the choice we made.
The earthen wall was about two meters tall. It wouldn’t be of much use against large monsters, but against small ones, it should be enough to stop them.
“…! Luke-sama! It’s an emergency!”
Millia was at the top of the watchtower when she shouted. Because it was rather sudden, my first instinct was to look in her direction.
Wha, I can see under her skirt! …no now is not the time for such things!
“A group of goblins are headed this way!”
Goblins were ugly humanoid monsters.
They were usually short, the tallest among them being at about 150 cm.
Alone, they were said to be easy to deal with, but in a group, they could spell trouble.
I hope the wall will be enough to make them give up and turn back.
“They’re stepping on top of their allies to climb over the wall!”
So much for that. Now, it’s only a matter of time before they get past that wall and invade the village.
I resolved myself and drew out my sword.
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Village Building Order Frenzy / Безумный Приказ Строительства Деревни
Количество глав: 684
Выпуск: продолжается
Частота выхода глав: каждые 3.55 дня
Чжан Ян получает своеобразный заказ на строительство Деревни и запускает серию странных миссий.
Первая, постройте деревню в этом фантастическом мире и обеспечьте ее выживание в течение 300 лет.
Вторая, создайте базу в этом постапокалиптическом мире и защитите его от вторжения миллиарда зомби.
Третья, создайте королевство в этом игровом мире и гарантируйте его существование через 300 лет.
Четвертая, создайте клан в бессмертном мире и убедитесь, что его наследие сохранится через 3000 лет.
Если нашли ошибку или опечатку не поленитесь отправить её, а я за это поощрение в виде подписки выдам (1ошибка = 1 подписка). (^_^)
Также не забываем ставить лайки и оценивать произведение и перевод.
Muteki No Bannou Yousai De Kaiteki Slow Life wo Okurimasu / Комфортная неспешная жизнь в непобедимой универсальной крепости
Год выпуска: 2019
Количество глав: 490
Выпуск: продолжается
Частота выхода глав: каждые 5.78 дня
Альтернативное название: 無敵の万能要塞で快適スローライフをおくります
Альтернативное название: Удобная спокойная жизнь в непобедимой универсальной крепости
Альтернативное название: Living a Comfortable Slow Life in an Invincible All-Purpose Fortress
Тоа Макрейг, мальчик, который потерял родителей и родной город из-за демонического зверя, стремится присоединиться к Священной Кавалерии Королевства Фернандо. Вместе с Эстель, подругой детства и объектом его безответной любви, он собирается отомстить за своих родных. В возрасте 14 лет они оба закончили учебное заведение с первоклассными оценками, но всё зависело от последнего теста профессиональной предрасположенности.
Эстель предрекли большое будущее, в качестве великой волшебницы, а вот способность Тоа «Портной» посчитали бесполезной. В то время как Эстель неуклонно двигалась вперёд как герой, Тоа отчаянно тренировался, чтобы догнать её, но однажды он узнал о помолвке Эстель с сыном великого аристократа. Понимая, что тут ему ничего не светит, Тоа покинул Священную Кавалерию и Королевство Фернандо, чтобы начать новую жизнь.
Странствуя в поисках новой работы, он наткнулся на крепость старой Империи, которая чудом уцелела после войны. В ней Тоа открыл свой настоящий навык – «Ремесленник Крепости». Превращение заброшенной крепости в великолепную комфортную резиденцию волка-одиночки… так должно было быть. Но почему там теперь живут красивая девушка эльфийка, ходячая говорящая броня, легендарная девушка-волк, героиня, спасшая мир, но которая выглядит как ребёнок? В крепости становится всё больше и больше жителей. Дружелюбный Тоа принимает новых жителей, но в конечном итоге крепость станет центром внимания окружающих её стран.
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Chapter 155: Maybe the cooks should also take it easy…
The hunting group that went to the monster-infested area in the east has returned.
“Luke, look, we got some chicken meat.”
Selen gleefully told me so, but I was only perplexed by it.
The creatures the group was carrying did look like chicken—given the red comb in its head—but not only did it have a snake-like tail, it was gigantic as well.
If my estimate was correct, it had an overall length of about 4 meters long. The chickens in our barns were rather large as well, but this creature was 2 or maybe 3 times bigger than even those chickens.
“Is this probably a cockatrice?”
“I didn’t think they’d be this big…”
I heard that these monsters known as cockatrices had an attack that could petrify others. So, I couldn’t help but wonder if even the amazing hunting group might have had trouble dealing with it.
“Once we figured out its moves and how to deal with them, fighting it was easy. We should be able to hunt more in the future, but for now, we managed to get 10 of them.”
“…didn’t only 20 people join in the hunt?”
It was quite a sight to see the 10 gigantic chickens being lined up in the village’s public square.
They hunted down this many with just 20 people…at this rate, they’ll be hunting dragons like it’s the most normal thing in world.
“Selius-dono and I worked well together. It seems we have great compatibility.”
Selius-kun’s face grew bright red upon hearing Philia-san’s words.
While he was like that, I whispered something to him.
“You should confess soon, you know.”
“C-con!? W-w-w-what are you talking about!? I-I-I don’t f-f-feel anything like that for P-Philia-san…”
“Huh? Did I even say I was talking about Philia-san?”
“!? W-whatever, it’s not like that…!”
“There’s no sense in denying it, you know. Because it’s so obvious.”
The only one that wasn’t aware was Philia-san herself.
Rather than say she was just dense about such matters, it might be likely that she just didn’t have much interest in these things.
Even so, I believed that if Selius-kun were to passionately confront her about it, she would consent rather easily, saying something like, ‘hmm, sure, let’s go out’.
“At any rate, let’s take this chance and have a celebration! Let’s celebrate the success of today’s hunt!”
The number of cooks in the village had increased. Many of them possessed cooking-related Gifts as well.
Given that and the quality of ingredients here, the village’s culinary level has become fantastic.
There were even tourists lately who would visit our village just to have a taste of the food here.
And so, these capable cooks were asked to cook the cockatrice brought home by the hunting group.
By the way, there apparently was an organ near a cockatrice’s throat which secreted the petrifying components in its attacks. As long as that organ was safely removed though, the rest was supposedly edible.
At the moment, there were over 20 stalls set up in the public square.
Each cook was going to offer their own recipe using the cockatrice meat, and the villagers were free to order any dish they wanted from any stall.
Simply put, we wanted something like a food court.
In order to avoid any stall from being crowded due to people lining up, orders were taken beforehand and would be delivered once ready.
Because this was an event hosted by the village, the villagers wouldn’t be asked to pay for today. That being said, it wouldn’t be great if people ordered so much more than they could eat. To prevent this, a meal ticket system was implemented. As long as the amount of food they ordered was within the limits, it would be for free. But for anything over that, the villager would have to pay for it themselves.
“All the stalls seem to be offering super delicious food though…”
“Guh…I want to eat at each one, but yeah, over 20 stalls is a bit…”
“Hahaha! This a dream scenario for me who has the [Gluttony] Gift! Finally, it’s time for this Gift to shine! …huh? I have to pay when I’m over the limit of the meal ticket?”
Indeed, there was nothing but great food.
…but isn’t there a bit too much variety?
Grilled chicken wasn’t rare in this world, but there were even batter-coated deep-fried chicken, Chinese styled deep-fried chicken, kebab-like dishes, and Spanish garlic chicken.
That stall even has tandoori chicken…wait, there’s also chicken&egg oyakodon and ramen!?
“I don’t think these dishes are prepared elsewhere in this world. Did the cooks make them from scratch? Maybe the cooks should also take it easy…”
That aside, the food was naturally super delicious.
Like that, the new cockatrice meat dishes were added to the village’s list of special products.
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